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I know someone else can expand on this, but basically what this means is that your HDMI inputs, typically what you will use to connect your DVD or CABLE to will not be able to recieve the full resolution that the TV is capable of. Its worh the $750 to have the 1080P HDMI inputs IMO.

Doesnt one have 1080p HDMI inputs and the other just has VGA 1080p inputs.

I highly reccomend you stay away from JVC. My JVC was replaced 2 times and repaired 3 and STILL not working. There service is THE WORST i have ever delt with in my life.

yeah i was thinking the same thing about the MITS TV... I didnt even think to have them switch the feed on it though.. Also just curious, what are the 4 tv's you are thinking about?

Any reason you are partial to the Sony. I went and looked at both the sets, at two different stores yesterday and compared both and the Samsung looked better believe it or not... Also I saw the 65" Mitsubishi 1080P TV and that looked brilliant. It has a 6 color pin wheel which supposedly makes...

Well I guess I am afraid of it because of research I have done a year ago. Technology moves so fast. I guess I dont mind DLP as long as I dont see this Rainbow Affect I keep hearing about... my buddy has the smaller verison of the samsung and says there is no delay for gaming, rainbow affect...

Well you can get that set a bit cheaper online ($2734) so it may be a possibility, the other Set I am considering is the Samsung HL-S6187W 61" DLP Projection TV which puts me closer to the $2500 mark.

Well I would prefer to go with something else for sure... just wondering if there is something else better out there for the price.

Hello, I have a unique situation here, let me first explain: I have owned a 61” JVC 61G786 for approximately one year now. It worked for the first 2 months I had it, and after that I have not had a 100% working television ever since. I have had it in for repairs 3 times and the TV entirely...