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I've seen the film at a DLP cinema here in Richmond B.C. Overall we were disappointed in the image quality. The biggest issue was either a soft focus or lack of resolution. It just didn't look sharp. In addition we noted the poor black level as others have mentioned.

Hey Michael TLV, Did you get a chance to check out the JVC 48"?

Michael, Did you have a chance to look at the new 48" JVC. Very interested to hear your opinion.

Typically meaning for most sets - it wasn't my comment and the manual doesn't give details about the Theater mode. The only other 2 modes are Standard and Dynamic.

It only lets you have different settings for the "modes", not for each of the different inputs.

It's not stated anywhere, but the Theater mode setting (as opposed to Standard or Dynamic)may turn off SVM. Theater mode is supposed to give the image a "rich film-like look" and it does. Someone else has commented: "Typically, theater mode provides a 6500K color temperature, turns...

Energy efficiency - good for you Chris. I'm in the fuel cell business where we are trying to generate power cleanly and with high efficiency. JVC are supposed to come out with a 56" version in July this year. There is a press release here: www.jvc.com/company/press.jsp?pressType=2&item=233

The manual states the power consumption as 248 Watts. Why the interest in power consumption?

In answer to Chris, yes I did buy the set. However, I was not able to see it with an HDTV feed at that time. After buying it, I noted the problem with marks on the back of the screen. I also found a problem with a burnt out phosphor on the red CRT (shows up as a dark spot on the screen if the...

This new JVC rear projection HDTV arrived recently at a shop in Vancouver. I had a chance to look at it at length, and compare it to a Toshiba 50HX81 right beside it. We played the Super Speedway Mach II Imax DVD and The Fifth Element. Initially we looked at it using the output from a prog. scan...