yeah,it is much much faster than my built in tuner, it takes a few seconds of black screen to change to the next channel, but i like it because i have the hdmi spot open if i need it now i am on a few sites,avsforums,here,hdtvtwincities, these forums helped me pick my new tv,and i am very...
I do plan on getting a widescreen someday but with my luck soon as I get one that is 16:9 they will come out with another format and I will be watching black bars of another kind. very unlikly, how many dozens of years has the tv been 4:3? we are just entering hdtv now at 16:9, they havent...
i used to hate the bars on my screen and i am paying for it now, like last night i wanted to try out my newly calibrated 61 inch jvc hdila tv, and i pull out the matrix reloaded from my collection and got pizzed when i saw it was full screen, ugh, i dont want to replace them now because i will...
in computers and hdtv there is always something better on the way, if you wait for it you will never buy anything, because after that there is always another step up coming, 1080p may be worth waiting for though, but then the next deal may be 1080p on a LED millimeter wide tv or something...
i finally dumped my cheap polk subs and got one good one, the 12 inch definitive sub, it is pretty awesome to my ears, i actually drove an hour to go to circuit city for a velodyne, but they didnt have it and said they didnt stock it, even though it was on the website and i have seen it there...
i live on the wisconsin/minnesota border, maybe an hour from the minneapolis airport, do you come up this way? and have you worked with the new jvc hdla tv sets? just wondering if they improve a decent amount with calibration, or if anyone has done them yet since they just came out
yep, discovery hd is pretty cool, when i first saw hd at home i sat and watched some underwater fish and stuff just because the picture was so awesome, i even watched highschool wrestling or something because it looked so perfect, now there are alot more hd programs on so its easier to find...
hard to think right now what is on tuesday evenings, i have just over the air stuff right now so i usually catch CSI , smallville,Lopez, stuff like that, they all look pretty good
I think they said that the largest CRT tube televisions are 34", yet 36" televisions have been out for over 10 years. are you thinking of regular tube hdtv's? then i think the biggest i have seen is about 34 inches, if just regular analog tube tvs then yeah the 36 inchers have been out for...
i guess i am one of the few who has a major problem with rainbows, i see them constantly, i tried for a few days to get used to them , but it is so annoying, after watching for a couple hours today i have a slight headache as well, this bites, i need digital for xbox, but i dont really want...
i paid 250 for 5 years on my new samsung dlp, it was 500 but the salesman said he would sell it for 250 which leads me to beleive they make a ton of money on them, if you really want one ask for a deal, but 400 bucks for three years is alot i think, its a good start on a new tv;)
http://product.samsung.com/cgi-bin/n...LP5674WX%2fXAA the samsung site says 2000:1, but i have heard they have said different numbers as well, maybe it was supposed to be 3000 and ended up 2000
from what i hear its 2000:1 6 segment, but i have seen ads online saying 3000:1, the place i bought it from the website said 3000, the label at the store said 2000, strange, but it does look nice, anyone have one of these calibrated professionally? just wondering how much difference it would...
i just got it home, looks pretty nice without setting anything, one thing, there is a kind of shimmering or grain or something if you look real close, is that just part of having a bigger tv? my 50 inch lcd didnt have that, this is dlp is that the difference? i suppose i will get used to it...
i forgot how much a pain in the keester picking a new tv is, i have been going back and forth a hundred times, and i decided to go down this afternoon and pick up the 56 inch samsung, should be nice with the faroujda chip , they say on the ultimate electronics site and at the store it has the...
ok, so my tv just sold, i have about 3000 without going into my savings, would like to keep it under 3500 or so, i want to order soon, anyone have thoughts on good guys.com or should i just go to best buy ?
they have a jvc hd 61z575 for 2999 including delivery, are they a decent company? also, does anyone know much about that tv or the samsung hlp5674w ? i will be maybe ten feet from the screen, the samsung is newer but the jvc is 5 inches larger and lcos, but i cant find a place anywhere to...
it worked for me, oh well, that is a pretty cool garage theater, my garage is not attached,so thats out, but my house is half underground,and the theater room is in back with no windows, pitch black, i just have to look into the prices to mount the projector, if i buy a ceiling mount is it...
ok, measurements, room is not as wide as i thought, so a screen to fit in the recessed area would be about 70 inches diagonal to look centered, pulled out 8 inches then it wouldnt matter, room is 9'9" wide, 17'1" long, the part sticking out on the screen side is 8 inches by 28 inches, the back...
i'll be able to measure the room around 4:00 central time, the room used to be a bedroom so it also has a closet in the back, that sticks out, makes it hard to place the projector i think, depending on how far away it needs to be, i see on a review that someone said it should be shelf mounted...