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New member Username: JestaPost Number: 1 Registered: Mar-05 | Hello people, I have probably done more research than texas instruments in terms of DLP as I have been trying to buy a tv for TOO long. I was finally leaning towards Toshiba or Samsung. I wasnt sold on LCD because the Sony's were so bulky and ugly and I couldn't go to another brand for lack of a better picture side by side with Sony..but.. Sony released news of their new line of LCD's to be released this summer, a couple days ago. They are gorgeous and produce a stunning picture from the video's I have seen from the show. I'm going with one of these set FOR SURE... Just a heads up for anyone that didnt know. Here is the link. http://webshots.com.com/4520-6451_7-5716805-1.html |
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Peas Unregistered guest | You have waited this long already, why not wait for the holographic projection displays? They can't be more than a couple of decades away. Peas |
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New member Username: JestaPost Number: 2 Registered: Mar-05 | True, but if you wait long enough in decades your jokes will actually be funny....good luck, JesTa |
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Silver Member Username: LamprightSyracuse, Utah USA Post Number: 101 Registered: Jan-05 | What's the big deal in that link, I don't see anything that grabs my attention? In fact, I see a serious problem with these upcomming LCD's. They're only 1,366x768 resolution! That's no better than today's LCD/DLP sets. They are not 1080p!!! How is LCD going to compete against the next gen DLP chips comming out in a few months which are 1920x1080p if LCD doesn't have the same resolution??? I think you're waiting for the wrong product! You should be saving up for the 1080p DLP TV's if you're content to wait on something....that's atleast worth the wait. |
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Silver Member Username: LamprightSyracuse, Utah USA Post Number: 102 Registered: Jan-05 | Now these are worth waiting for..1920x1080p native resolution Samsung HLR6768W http://www.cnet.com/4520-10602_1-5619186-1.html?tag=brand LG DU-62SY20D http://www.cnet.com/4520-10602_1-5618353-1.html?tag=brand If you really want to wait for the "best-of-the-best". IMO, when an affordable 55" LCD (not projection) that is 1920x1080 comes out for less than $4000, that will be the king of the hill. But, that's years away at my price point. I'll be happy with my Mitsubishi 52" DLP until that time comes. |