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  1. jspace22

    Okay, help me decide which LCD to get...

    Would you consider a refurbished unit with a warranty? It's your ultimate choice.... Sony KDL-46V2500 $1580.83 plus shipping techforless.com
  2. jspace22

    Does this Tosh 42HL196 42" 1080P LCD HDTV have actually 1080p native resolution?

    Do more research on REGZA displays, it offers 'native mode' which fully restores the 5% of image that is lost during scaling. :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
  3. jspace22

    Toshiba Regza 1080p 42" LCD

    I stand corrected, 1080i has a 1920x1080 resolution.
  4. jspace22

    Does this Tosh 42HL196 42" 1080P LCD HDTV have actually 1080p native resolution?

    FYI..... 1920x1080 is 1080p........... period.
  5. jspace22

    Does this Tosh 42HL196 42" 1080P LCD HDTV have actually 1080p native resolution?

    Actually it is never down converted FYI. It doesn't down convert! It's manually set to a lower resoltution. :rolleyes:And what is lost during the conversion that you know of? :rolleyes
  6. jspace22

    In market for 42" 1080p LCD

    Costco online has the Westinghouse for $800. But I wouldn't recommend it. I was going to get it (b/c it's 1080p & has PIP) but I read reviews of the black levels being weak, PQ looks better at 720p, it lacks one of the over air tuners, and few input connections. This is listed as a monitor...
  7. jspace22

    Does this Tosh 42HL196 42" 1080P LCD HDTV have actually 1080p native resolution?

    Who cares about 1080p input when it displays in 1080p? :crazy:
  8. jspace22

    Toshiba Regza 1080p 42" LCD

    it takes the 1080i signal and internally upconverts it to utilize the 1920x1080 display. Generally 1080i & 720p have one million pixels. It take those signals and upconverts it to the two million pixels it can display. It won't take a straight 1080p input, probably because there's no way around...
  9. jspace22

    HDTV Around $1,500

    720 & 1080 are the amount of pixels on the screen. So when you have 720p on a 42" tv, it is noticeabley worste compared to 720p on a 32". Because the 42" has more space on the screen it can go into the finer detail because the image is spread across essentially more of the LCD. Lets be simple...
  10. jspace22

    My limit is $1500-$1700, what TV should I get?

    The smallest 1080p set you can find would be the 25" Regza or the 32" Sharp. That is fullHD 1920x1080. You should be able to find these sets within your $$ window. Also if it helps only samsung and toshiba offer PIP in major brands. Your price range is almost like mine. I'm either going to get...
  11. jspace22

    Need Help Running PS3 through receiver using HDMI

    It's a setting on your PS3. I think it's referred to as bitstreaming.:rolleyes
  12. jspace22

    Sony vs Samsung vs Toshiba 40inch range LCDs

    I have narrowed my choice to a 40" Samsung 1080p or a 42" Toshiba 1080p. The reason I've quoted you is because only these two brands offer 'PIP' or even better 'HD POP'. :emoji_thumbsup: I also plan to use the same connections - 360, PS3, cable, PC. So, yes, I'll have the football game running...
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