Jay B |
Posted on Friday, April 11, 2003 - 22:36 GMT what are your thoughts on what type of projection television is the best, LCD, DLP, or LCOS? Any specific models? |
Albert Leao |
Posted on Sunday, June 22, 2003 - 03:16 GMT it really depends. I wouldnt consider myself a beginner at tv's, but ill just throw in my 2 cents. Ok, each of these have there strengths and weaknesses.
Lcd:
Pros:Very sharp, crisp high-def picture. supports 720p(sony grand wega). No burn in. Lightweight and slim.
Cons:Very annoying screen door effect if watching within 10feet or closer.
Dlp:
Pros:Smooth,jitter free images. Color depth is amazing. No burn in. Supports 720P(samsung&pan.).
Cons:When watching close to the tv, and your eyes move quickly across the tv screen, you will notice a "rainbow" effect. 95% of people cant notice this, but for the other 5% who do, this set will be unwatchable.
Lcos:
Pros:Capable of ultra-resolution(1920Ix1080p.toshiba lcos). Very slim. capable of 720P(philips). Color seperation is flawless.
Cons:Heavy(toshiba=300pounds). MAY become a little unfocused at edge of picture. Has difficulty with dark images. Has difficulty obtaining high contrast ratios.
I hope that i have helped you. I myself am shopping for a set right now. Im stuck between a philips lcos, a sony lcd, and a samsung/panasonic dlp.
Albert |
