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karacg
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DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
Since you are very knowledgable...
Looking for a rear-projection big screen hdtv for DH for Christmas.... Not TOO big because the den is not huge..what are you favorite picks? $$ not such an issue as quality.. t/y!! 
Message edited 11/16/2005 4:38:35 PM.
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DjPiLL
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
I like the Samsung DLP line. Cheap price for decent size and decent picture.
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| Posted 11/16/05 4:42 PM |
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
I just researched TVs for Rich - his old TV went, and he needed a new one.
We have a manager friend at PC Richards, and he helped us out, big time.
We went with a Sony Wega, i think 32", wide screen....he's had it for about 10 months now, and he's VERY happy with it. 
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| Posted 11/16/05 4:43 PM |
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leighla
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
Posted by DjPiLL
I like the Samsung DLP line. Cheap price for decent size and decent picture.
Any particular store that you think is better to buy from, or just find the cheapest?
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| Posted 11/16/05 4:47 PM |
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karacg
Babygirl is 4!
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
Hey Lauren I am going to FM you the article from this month's Consumer Reports...
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| Posted 11/16/05 9:52 PM |
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dengal
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
Posted by DjPiLL
I like the Samsung DLP line. Cheap price for decent size and decent picture.
I agree. I have the Samsung DLP 52" and love it. I bought it online, but I know they sell it in Best Buy. They make it in various sizes.
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mrjune262004
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
if your buying a new tv try to get one that is capable of 1080p as the hd-dvd and blu-ray players will be comming out will both support 1080p playback, that would give you the best picture quality out plus you wont be kicking yourself in a few years thinking you should have gotten the better tv
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BabyBoy
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
Posted by mrjune262004
if your buying a new tv try to get one that is capable of 1080p as the hd-dvd and blu-ray players will be comming out will both support 1080p playback, that would give you the best picture quality out plus you wont be kicking yourself in a few years thinking you should have gotten the better tv
1080p is a big debate as it won't be mainstream for a long time. I think there is to much hype with this. Also, to non-techincal ppl, you will probally not notice a huge difference (or even a little one)
Costco has good prices on Samsung DLP. What size are you looking for. You mention that your living room is small. Mine is small and I brought a 42" plamsa and i don't doubt its too big but i think i could of lived with a 37" because of the space. DLP normally start at 42 inches and go as high as 70"
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| Posted 11/17/05 9:36 AM |
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mrjune262004
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Re: DJPill...can you help?? Or anyone else who knows a lot about tvs
Posted by BabyBoy
1080p is a big debate as it won't be mainstream for a long time. I think there is to much hype with this. Also, to non-techincal ppl, you will probally not notice a huge difference (or even a little one)
Big debate?? All HD-DVD and Blu-ray disc that come out are going to support 1080p as well as the ps3, its going to give you the best possible picture, more resolution then a 720p + being able to shoot the entire screen in one swipe instead of the two that 1080i does. Its going to make a dramtic improvement espcially given the right source material. It is the new gold standard in tvs
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