spiffnme
05-16-2003, 09:28 PM
At some point in the future (hopefully within the year) I'll be buying a new tv.
My viewing habits are as follows (in order of importance to me)
1) DVD movies
2) Live TV
3) Crappy VHS recordings of TV
I want HDTV capability - as I'm sure HDTV broadcasts (via air/cable/sat) will very soon be becoming the standard TV we all watch.
I want a big tv. Minimum 55" (65-70 would be even better) Though I don't want to suffer image quality loss due to a few more inches.
From what I've been reading the new LCos rptv's have the best picture in the rptv style of tv. (is this correct?) How do they compare to a separate DLP projector/screen setup? Which would be best suited for my needs/wants?
I'm also big into "bang for the buck". So if LCoS and DLP projectors aren't THAT much better than a good rptv, please say so!
Or am I completely off track? I didn't reallize there were so many dang differnt tv's now!
My viewing habits are as follows (in order of importance to me)
1) DVD movies
2) Live TV
3) Crappy VHS recordings of TV
I want HDTV capability - as I'm sure HDTV broadcasts (via air/cable/sat) will very soon be becoming the standard TV we all watch.
I want a big tv. Minimum 55" (65-70 would be even better) Though I don't want to suffer image quality loss due to a few more inches.
From what I've been reading the new LCos rptv's have the best picture in the rptv style of tv. (is this correct?) How do they compare to a separate DLP projector/screen setup? Which would be best suited for my needs/wants?
I'm also big into "bang for the buck". So if LCoS and DLP projectors aren't THAT much better than a good rptv, please say so!
Or am I completely off track? I didn't reallize there were so many dang differnt tv's now!