Title says it all. I'm curious as to why watching sports on a flat panel LCD (except maybe for the top of the line models) looks a lot worse than watching on my entry level LCD front projector.
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Controlling tiny LCD pixels is easier then larger LCD pixels??
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Seems reasonable enough to me--but I'm an historian, not an engineer, so while I had considered this as a possible reason, I've never come across anything to support or refute it. Glad to know I'm not the only one to have thought it, at least.Comment
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I believe that is the actual reason. Larger pixel = higher control voltage = lower propagation speed of signal through pixel + slower ability to slew between voltages.
I'll check at work this week. Several guys I work with will know for certain. I know when we do stuff with large single LC panels (square feet) their switching speed is far slower than display LCDs.Comment
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I had to subscribe to this 'cause I wanted t know as well.
Thansk Brandon.Comment
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Well I got my LCD monitor today and I have to say I'm disappointed.
It has one lit pixel about a 1/4" from the bottom of the frame near the center.... sigh :cry: I know that the Type II specification allows about 10 defective pixels, but why me??? Most times it's not noticable,... -
I know this has been discuused before but I am looking to get a 42" (approx) hi def tv flat panel.
As I understand it, the Plasmas have better contrast and color but have some motion issues and maybe some burn in issues still at this point.
The LCD has contrast issues and may be more... -
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The L300 is a brand new 16:9 LCD budget front projector. Price comes in under $2,000 and often includes a free Panny DVD player.
What makes this projector special?
To overcome the "Screen Door" effect (where pixels are spaced far apart and have black lines in... -
I saw an article in the NY Times that mentioned that LCD's are growing in popularity in relation to Plasma and tht the LCd's are getting better, bigger and cheaper. LCD research has increased dramatically and new plants are being built. They are expected to outsell plasmas as well.
At this point...
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