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02-03-2007
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Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: C.U. at B.C. Fav 360 Game: RSV2, Gears of War 2, and Bioshock Posts: 175
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 LCD I have a 32" LCD tv, its nice but wish I could gt a bigger one. | 
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02-03-2007
| | | Bouncing Back
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Originally Posted by GoatLove  | Don't get CRT or DLP. Hold off until you can afford an LCD.
Tubes and projection are the most reliable because they are older technology, but because they are the older technology, you will not enjoy them for as long as you might like. I've had a DLP HD for 3 years and I've been looking at LCDs for the last year and a half. I love the HD, but LCD has an overall better quality picture in comparison to a DLP. With 1080p available in the market now, I'd wait for that. | |
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02-03-2007
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Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ohio-Near C-bus Fav 360 Game: Rainbow Six:Vegas, Lost Planet, Dead Rising,Gears..sometimes.. Posts: 834
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Originally Posted by Ricochet Don't get CRT or DLP. Hold off until you can afford an LCD.
Tubes and projection are the most reliable because they are older technology, but because they are the older technology, you will not enjoy them for as long as you might like. I've had a DLP HD for 3 years and I've been looking at LCDs for the last year and a half. I love the HD, but LCD has an overall better quality picture in comparison to a DLP. With 1080p available in the market now, I'd wait for that. | Yea i cant wait to get my LCD TV, im just waiting for the deals to hit (super bowl)!!!
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02-03-2007
| | | If thats what you're into
Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Utah Fav 360 Game: Shadowrun,Halo 3 Posts: 1,675
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Originally Posted by Ricochet Don't get CRT or DLP. Hold off until you can afford an LCD.
Tubes and projection are the most reliable because they are older technology, but because they are the older technology, you will not enjoy them for as long as you might like. I've had a DLP HD for 3 years and I've been looking at LCDs for the last year and a half. I love the HD, but LCD has an overall better quality picture in comparison to a DLP. With 1080p available in the market now, I'd wait for that. | I would hold out...but i cant afford a really nice tv. http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...870&pCatg=5883
Is this good? $850 for a 37" lcd hdtv.
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02-03-2007
| | | Bouncing Back
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I bought mine for a life expectancy of 5 years. I plan on buying a better one within the next 2 years. Depends how long you want it to last though.
I could be wrong, but when you encounter a random seeming TV size (37")
I'd avoid it. Aside from possible repair issues, I think there is either a size reduction from a 40" to tighten the focus and enhance the definition falsely.
(A crappy 40" becomes a decent 37") or a size stretch from a 32" which would decrease the definition. (If 37" is a standard size, I've never seen one).
You could probably get a 40" for the same or near price.
I wouldn't recommend buying something you haven't seen in a showroom however. You can't really compare the quality online. A $1000 purchase justifies a little footwork in my opinion. | |
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02-03-2007
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Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1,702
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Well i hope u gotta pretty long warranty if u hae anger problems or a Wii
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02-03-2007
| | | If thats what you're into
Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Utah Fav 360 Game: Shadowrun,Halo 3 Posts: 1,675
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Originally Posted by Ricochet I could be wrong, but when you encounter a random seeming TV size (37")
I'd avoid it. Aside from possible repair issues, I think there is either a size reduction from a 40" to tighten the focus and enhance the definition falsely.
(A crappy 40" becomes a decent 37") or a size stretch from a 32" which would decrease the definition. (If 37" is a standard size, I've never seen one). | Really? Im looking at lcd tvs and 30% of the tv's are 37"(very few 40", and around the same amount of 32"). I will definitely check everything out first...and compare quality before i buy.
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02-03-2007
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Join Date: Jan 2007 Fav 360 Game: Perfect Dark: Zero Posts: 224
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Originally Posted by Dr. SheiK OMG. I just picked up my new 40" Samsung LCD yesterday from Best Buy, and I can't describe how amazing it is with words alone. It is just damn stupendous. The picture is just absolutely stunning. To be honest, it's BETTER than my eyesight, lol.
I will post pictures later, because right now I just want to play, play, and play.  | Yea, maybe you will be even more pro at hunting terrorrists =]. | |
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02-03-2007
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who needs a LCDTV wne u can have a hD LCD PROJECTOR 
put that in ya pipe and smoke it
gta love the manually adjustable screen size | |
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