Optoma 65" DLP HDTV $1699.99

[renotahoe]

Optoma 65? 16:9 DLP HDTV-Ready Projection Television
$300 Off
Resolution: 1280 x 720
Picture-in-Picture: Twin Tuner
Check out here

 

[ICR5]

Welcome to AT pal.. you should also mention the $249.99 shipping cost plus local tax.

 

[Sm0kes]

Originally posted by: ICR5
Welcome to AT pal.. you should also mention the $249.99 shipping cost plus local tax.

OUCH ....

Although .... I gotta vouch for Optoma, my H30 front projector is SWEET.

sm0kes

 

[superHARD]

Originally posted by: ICR5
Welcome to AT pal.. you should also mention the $249.99 shipping cost plus local tax.

But still for a 65" DLP isn't the price still really good?

 

[toant103]

damn,

i thought optoma was plasma


heheheh

give me 10

 

[wicktron]

People in AVS rate this very highly if and only if it's the RD50A or RD50H versions. Emphasis on the A/H.

 

[tfinch2]

Originally posted by: ICR5
Welcome to AT pal.. you should also mention the $249.99 shipping cost plus local tax.

That's an awesome price for a freakin' 65" DLP. Go thread crap elsewhere troll. :|

 

[HonkeyDonk]

Originally posted by: tfinch2

Originally posted by: ICR5
Welcome to AT pal.. you should also mention the $249.99 shipping cost plus local tax.

That's an awesome price for a freakin' 65" DLP. Go thread crap elsewhere troll. :|

he's not crapping. just informing the OP and others about the shipping.

lighten up.

 

[Shinare]

These dont do 1080i?

 

[wisedesi]

Originally posted by: Shinare
These dont do 1080i?

These are really good TV, They don't do 1080I natively but they can display 1080I image fine. I bought one of them this are the best TV's out there. Currently there are no TV outthere (DLP) which will do 1080I natively. Mits, sammy have announced for the product and they will be available by end of year. They won't be cheap atleast for 65 inch I am saying 4K.

"A" version Optoma is with newer chipset which is HD2+. Cheapest one you will find is Visual Apex for 1699, that is HOT.
Only diff between RD65H and RD65 is "H" version is HDCP complient. You can upgrade non "H" version to HDCP complient for 400 bucks. Both are HD2 chipset.
Also If you don't like to pay shipping charges go to FRY's (I know one in atlanta has it for 1699 and No shipping if you are picking up).
Bottom line is these are the best TV sets out there. If you are happy with 50 inch buy RD50A, you will not get any deal like this on from Sammy, toshiba, hitachi.... And this beats them all. Personal experience. Optoma is famous for projector they have just started in TV. Look avsforums for more info.

 

[GtPrOjEcTX]

Originally posted by: wicktron
People in AVS rate this very highly if and only if it's the RD50A or RD50H versions. Emphasis on the A/H.

At the bottem of the page it states this is the RD65 model.

 

[xobitx]

Originally posted by: Shinare
These dont do 1080i?

The will accept a 1080i input but will upconvert it to the native 720p(better). The new DLP chips will do a 1080p which is superior in native res but there are no 1080p signals besides a pc.

 

[tcsenter]

Originally posted by: ICR5
Welcome to AT pal.. you should also mention the $249.99 shipping cost plus local tax.

Why? At least 50% of the deals posted do not include shipping or tax. Are you going on mission to cite all of them? Better get crackin...its a big forum.