Which TV display Technology do you consider the "greatest".

[Blackbuick1987]

I have a 32" Samsung LCD and man is it awesome. I wanted a 40" but glad I went with a 32 because of the size of our room the 32 is a perfect fit.

[TripleBlackTA]

Lcd, becasue i have a 52"

[bmyers]

I have a 32" Samsung LCD and man is it awesome. I wanted a 40" but glad I went with a 32 because of the size of our room the 32 is a perfect fit.

32" hmmmm let me go look


phillips lcd

love it

[FuriousGeorge]

i bought an Optima overhead projector about 6 months ago. DLP, high def...measured the projection size a while back, it's right at 150 inches and looks badass. no problems with color, brightness, or even the dreaded rainbow effect. i will never own anything else but a projector.

[LS1WS6]

i bought an Optima overhead projector about 6 months ago. DLP, high def...measured the projection size a while back, it's right at 150 inches and looks badass. no problems with color, brightness, or even the dreaded rainbow effect. i will never own anything else but a projector.

guess it looks something like this

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[LS2Tuner]

Had a 50 Pioneer Plasma and a LG 50 Plasma......Don't care for all the heat they put out. It's already hot enough out west here.
I now have a Sony 40" LCD Sony KDL-40XBR2. I think it has the baddest style out right now hands down. Plus from the far side angles there is NO washout.

[B34M3R]

CRT FTW!!!!

But seriously though, DLP really does kick plasmas and LCDs ass's in picture quality... they just usally run you more...

[Barnesgn231]

I love my 53' DLP but it keeps giving me convergence problems. While my 32 sharp LCD has been worry free. Both are sharp pictures with HD.

[FuriousGeorge]

yup, ls1ws6...looks something like that, but with the 16:9 aspect ratio. looks like i'm in the movie theater every day.