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    Image of Costner Costner
    04/08/09

    In reply to Mitsubishi WD-82737: 82-Inch, 3D-Ready TV for $4200
    No DLP for me - if I need an image that large I think I'll go ahead and spring for a projector.
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    04/08/09

    @Costner: from what I hear, you get better brightness and picture on a DLP. The advantage of the projector (I suppose) is that you can make it even bigger than that, but every time you increase the size you decrease the brightness.
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    Image of Hello Mister Walrus Hello Mister Walrus
    04/08/09

    In reply to Mitsubishi WD-82737: 82-Inch, 3D-Ready TV for $4200
    "In order to display 3D images, Mitsubishi LaserVue™ & Home Theater DLP TVs require source devices to support checkerboard display formats for display of 3D gaming or 3D cinema content."


    I don't get it. What does "3D ready" mean? Why can't normal TVs broadcast the images that you need 3D glasses to watch?

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    04/08/09

    @Hello Mister Walrus: I have wondered that myself. It could be that the subtle variations necessary for "modern" 3D requires something in the electronics to be able to properly display it. That said, I do not claim to understand why a special screen is necessary for something like this.
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    Image of Kev50027 Kev50027
    02/17/09

    In reply to New Pico Projectors Offer DVD-Quality Resolution
    The only thing holding me back from current gen tiny projectors is the resolution. I need at least DVD rez (and widescreen) to play games and watch movies anywhere. Seriously, can you imagine being able to lay in bed and watch a movie on the ceiling? That's just effin awesome!
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    02/17/09

    @Kev50027:
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    02/17/09

    In reply to New Pico Projectors Offer DVD-Quality Resolution
    i'd love to see one worked into a handheld gaming device of some sort. psp2 perhaps?
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    02/17/09

    @thatoneguy42: Wouldn't that be a bit awkward? The projected screen would be twitching all over the place as you play...
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    Image of Mihail Malostanidis Mihail Malostanidis
    02/17/09

    In reply to New Pico Projectors Offer DVD-Quality Resolution
    Newbz Lawl! It is obviously dependent on the lamp used. that's why it's not on the list...
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    02/17/09

    @Mihail Malostanidis: Wow. 2 for 2. Both of the first 2 comments you have ever posted on this site are completely worthless.
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    12/29/08

    In reply to Teardown: The Beatiful Precision Inside Pocket DLP Pico Projectors
    I have a pocket projector.
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    12/29/08

    @Joe_TheRapist: That's a Clownin ass name. I take it you like ATHF?
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    12/29/08

    In reply to Teardown: The Beatiful Precision Inside Pocket DLP Pico Projectors
    Great for those on-the-go powerpoint presentations.
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    Image of strider_mt2k strider_mt2k
    12/16/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    I just bought my first one ever.

    A little 19" AOC LCD for my den.


    What's cool is that it's also going to be the monitor for my little Atom-based home file server.


    It's been great so far! :D

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    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    At home 50" plasma by Panasonic. At work, 58" Samsung plasma and 42 Pioneer. All good.
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    Image of ripfire ripfire
    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    I was going to wait to buy the Kuro on Feb next year, but I couldn't wait and bought the Panny 50PZ800U. (Plus, Christmas party is going to be at my house and I needed extra space)
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    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    37" Sharp Aquos and a 37" Vizio LCD
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    Image of kylenalepa kylenalepa
    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    I've got a 42" Samsung Plasma HDTV. It's only 720p (with a 1024x768 resolution), but it works well enough. I plan on upgrading to a 50" Plasma or a 52" Bravia LCD in 6 months to a year, once I graduate from college and move.
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    Image of ZLevee ZLevee
    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    HD CRT !!!!


    Samsung made a bunch a while back. A better image than any of the varieties listed here. But hey never made them in the sizes people buy now. Even the small ones weigh a ton.

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    12/15/08

    @Zlevee: those widescreen CRTs? My friend had one of those... they have horrible geometry
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    12/15/08

    @jcrockerman: they can outdo LCDs and plasmas on all the issues -- shades of black, bright whites, popping colors, viewing angles, burn-in, ghosting, etc. I have no issues with geometry.
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    Image of Lite: hates Illinois Nazis Lite: hates Illinois Nazis
    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    I'm waiting until 1080p Projectors are down in the $1200 range.
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    Image of DaneB DaneB
    12/15/08

    In reply to LCD, Plasma or DLP: What Kind of HDTV Do You Own?
    You don't know HDTV until you've owned a Plasma.
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    12/15/08

    @DaneB: You don't know HDTV until you've seen CRT. CRT has better contrast ratio.
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