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Adam Gregorich · 09-15-2005, 02:50 PM

I was talking with an engineer from HP and he confirmed that their sets accept 1080P over HDMI. Their set looked better than any other DLP rear projection set at the show.

I didn't really see any rainbow effect on any of the sets, but I wasn't going out of my way to look for it. I have to admit that I am not that susceptible to it in casual viewing, but I can find it if I really start looking for it.

I went to the Sony and Panasonic press events. They weren't doing demos then. I though that both sides would really be pushing their format at the show, but they really weren't.

09-15-2005, 02:50 PM	#3 of 13
Adam Gregorich Administrator Join Date: Nov 1999 Local Time: 08:57 PM Local Date: 12-04-2008 Posts: 4,393 AdamG2	I was talking with an engineer from HP and he confirmed that their sets accept 1080P over HDMI. Their set looked better than any other DLP rear projection set at the show. I didn't really see any rainbow effect on any of the sets, but I wasn't going out of my way to look for it. I have to admit that I am not that susceptible to it in casual viewing, but I can find it if I really start looking for it. I went to the Sony and Panasonic press events. They weren't doing demos then. I though that both sides would really be pushing their format at the show, but they really weren't. Remember the good old days when it was about watching a series of moving images on a screen and not a series of stills on a website? Will someone please actually watch a movie without looking at blown up screen captures first for a change?