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Anonymous | any one seen or heard any thing about the new JVC 1080p good or not thinking of buying one JVC HD56FH96 56" 1080p LCOS Rear Projection TV |
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Bronze Member Username: UhphikapPost Number: 59 Registered: Jun-05 | Currently severely backordered. You *MIGHT* be able to find one somewhere in the country, but highly unlikely at this point, as none have been shipped in about a month. http://tapeworkstexas.com/jvc_hd56fh96_56_inch_1080p_56_d_ila_rear_projection_hd tv_w_tuner_hd_56fh96_.html Great TV though if it was available. If you can wait, then do so. If you can't, then check out the Sony SXRD 50" or 60". http://tapeworkstexas.com/sony_kdsr50xbr1.html http://tapeworkstexas.com/sony_kdsr60xbr1.html Thanks, Brian Pool TapeWorks Texas 1-866-827-3489 tapeworksbrian@sbcglobal.net |
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New member Username: CroozerRockford, IL United States Post Number: 8 Registered: Feb-06 | I saw one at a local dealer, it looks nice, but is it worth it to invest in a 1080P set right now when they cannot even accept a true 1080P input? |
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Silver Member Username: FyiDallas, Texas Post Number: 607 Registered: May-05 | Todays 1080P sets scale all input signals to the set's native display resolution of 1080P. They were not designed to accept 1080P on the HDMI port because the format doesn't yet exist. (but for the exception of some expensive scalers) The ATSC tuners will receive 1080P if such a signal is ever broadcasted. The VGA ports found on some sets will accept 1080P from computers as well. |