Anybody have any advice on this TV? Its on sale at Futureshop and they are throwing in a 15" LCD as well? Is it a good TV? How does it rate to other brands?
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LG is a pretty nice unit. I have always been a fan of Samsung as far as DLP's are concerned. The only thing that worries me....why are they throwing in a FREE LCD?
Take a look at it and see if the PQ is good enough for you. If the price is right and you like it then that is all that really matters anyways. 
Last edited by Snap; 30 September 2005, 06:30 Friday.The Bitterness of poor quality last longer than the joy of low prices. -
LG's not the best and they're not the worst. I agree though, if they're giving stuff away, there's usually a reason Do a quick google on the model and make sure there's no obvious flaws with the model, otherwise take some familiar DVD's and go down to the store and compare the PQ to other sets, play with the GUI etc :T
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LG is alright.... Id get a toshiba or sammy any other day of the week though....-DrewComment
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Im hoping someone can help me with a problem i am having with my Samsung Dlp projection HDTV. Hopefully i uploaded the jpg properly and the issue is clearly visible.
On the left hand side of the screen from the top to the bottom you should be able to see a 1-2" thick shadow where... -
It's the Infocus 7200 DLP with the new TI single chip . I have been reading some good stuff about it from a few new owners. Bright picture, excellent blacks... but unfortunately for me, it has a short throw lens. Kinda pricey, too, at $9999. US, but it is a 16:9 chip and it's 3 grand cheaper than the... -
For those who were asking, here's a "hard" copy of the review. This PJ is one that I've been looking at for a while, and finding good stuff.
Sony VPL-HS10 Video Projector
Champagne Video On A Lemonade Budget
By Greg Rogers
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It didn't take long for widescreen to spoil me.
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"Digital" is a buzzword today, and it is regularly abused. Most "digital" cable is NOT transferring high definition digital signals, but they are transferring the 480i NTSC analog signals into digital format, so that they can compress them, to get more channels across the line. So...
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