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

**BULLET_WS6** · 05-14-2007, 05:16 PM

Originally Posted by DanWS6

Yeah apparently the problems they have right now is low life expectancy. That and they can't make really large screens yet. Could you imagine a 72" display? That'd be so badass.

lol yeah we just got certified to fix the 102" panasonic plasma... that things crazy

**BULLET_WS6** · 05-14-2007, 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by Murder after Midnight

example of a lcd projector:http://www.projectorpoint.com/product/39196

Man I need to stop wasting my time discussing things with misinformed people, do you need me to post an dlp or sxrd projector for you also?

sorry... didnt know driving a mustang would make you that impatient... i figured your patience would be built up by now

**Hi-Po** · 05-14-2007, 08:15 PM

Samsung LCD

**94z28l** · 05-20-2007, 01:33 AM

Originally Posted by Hi-Po

Samsung LCD

their newest lcd line is incredible, their 4066, 4665 and their 52" version is absolutely incredible

**BULLET_WS6** · 05-20-2007, 12:54 PM

i hate samsung... they screwed us into the ground... we cut them off.. we filed a lawsuit and they are saying they want to screw us over now and countersue 1.5 mil

**Hi-Po** · 05-20-2007, 12:59 PM

I have thier 42" i believe. I love it.

**BULLET_WS6** · 05-20-2007, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by Hi-Po

I have thier 42" i believe. I love it.

yeah to be honest... tv isnt that bad, but remember, everytime you have to get it fixed under warranty you are screwing a company like mine into the ground

**Scanlamp** · 05-20-2007, 02:51 PM

Then don't do their warranty work. That is why we don't do Panasonic, they do not pay us well for warranty work.
I like Samasung, easy to work on for the most part. The last Panasonic I worked it was the LC12. Hated it!!!!!!

**86 IROC-Z** · 05-20-2007, 02:57 PM

Originally Posted by Murder after Midnight

example of a lcd projector:http://www.projectorpoint.com/product/39196

Man I need to stop wasting my time discussing things with misinformed people, do you need me to post an dlp or sxrd projector for you also?

Hahahaha.... dude, I meant the over head projectors in high school classrooms... these:

In all seriousness though, I'm a fan of LCDs.

**superchargedblackgto** · 05-20-2007, 03:08 PM

I have a 52" lcd toshiba, had it for about a yr....nice tv but I voted for plasma

**opie** · 09-22-2007, 09:20 AM

Interesting... I am currently in the market for a HDTV. Was really leaning toward a dlp, mitsubishi. But I am going to get the toshiba 52" lcd. Do not want plasma as I have door walls, windows and the reflection would bother the hell outta me. That is the problem with the new samsung lcds. They did something with the screen to make the blacks darker and it reflects almost as bad as a plasma.

I can get the dlp cheaper, the plasma cheaper. But I like the pic of the toshiba lcd. Thats just me... I finally have the price down to 2400 for the 52" toshiba lcd, so I guess I will pick it up this week...

I really do not know which is the best tech, I am just going by what I think I will like...

**67CamaroRSSS** · 09-22-2007, 03:12 PM

You left out the one for "What's with all the acronyms".

**Blitzed** · 09-22-2007, 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by 67CamaroRSSS

You left out the one for "What's with all the acronyms".

**hamburger68** · 09-22-2007, 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by opie

Interesting... I am currently in the market for a HDTV. Was really leaning toward a dlp, mitsubishi. But I am going to get the toshiba 52" lcd. Do not want plasma as I have door walls, windows and the reflection would bother the hell outta me. That is the problem with the new samsung lcds. They did something with the screen to make the blacks darker and it reflects almost as bad as a plasma.

I can get the dlp cheaper, the plasma cheaper. But I like the pic of the toshiba lcd. Thats just me... I finally have the price down to 2400 for the 52" toshiba lcd, so I guess I will pick it up this week...

I really do not know which is the best tech, I am just going by what I think I will like...

i have a pretty new toshiba lcd, and i like it a lot. it's a sdtv though. but i just did a hdtv broadcasting (i'm a tv director), and the best picture still comes from tube monitors...

**Blitzed** · 09-22-2007, 09:38 PM

Originally Posted by hamburger68

i have a pretty new toshiba lcd, and i like it a lot. it's a sdtv though. but i just did a hdtv broadcasting (i'm a tv director), and the best picture still comes from tube monitors...

The hell you say?? well thats food for thought. It'll save me money next time I buy a tv lol

**1MileCrash** · 09-22-2007, 09:46 PM

Originally Posted by white99x

By far, and being a cable guy, the best ive seen is LCD..but thats just my opinion, I dont like plasma because the image can actually "burn" the screen if on there for too long. There is nothing like a LCD with 1080p High Definition

btw for all of those who are wondering the difference in the i and p like 1080i vs 1080p

i = interlaced
p= progressive scan

the "burn" fear is what keeps me away from plasma. we have an LCD tv but it's a pile of crap. the sound doesn't match the movement on the screen. worst purchase my mother has made but worstbuy REFUSED to refund her her money even though she had had 3 televisions go bad in 5 months so they set her up with this current pile of crap for $100 MORE than what she paid for the other one that had no issues with visual/sound. anyway getting off topic.

what's the difference and advantage/disadvantage of the interlaced vs the progressive scan?

i guess i'm an LCD kinda guy mostly because i know little to nothing about the other technologies out there. one thing i've noticed about our LCD computer screen is that it appears to have "bled" some of it's coloration ability after being exposed to sunlight from a nearby window. anyone heard of anything like this?

**Blitzed** · 09-22-2007, 10:36 PM

I'm with 1 mile, I don't know shit about TVs. I do have alot of LCD tvs/moniters and never had a problem with them

**hamburger68** · 09-23-2007, 03:05 AM

basically, for home use lcd is the best alternative at the moment. plasma definitely has that burn in problem, and they don't live as long.
as for lcd: buy major brands, they are better, and don't buy the most expensive stuff (a.k.a. the latest shit), because in one or two years their technology outlived itself again...