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[Kleegamefan]

This is Hewlett-Packard's 65-inch DLP Rear Projection TV....it uses a single-chip wobulated xHD4 DMD (1080p) and is the first ever DLP TV that accepts 1080p via HDMI...

Furthermore, S&V had this to say about it:

Test patterns revealed that the MD6580n could resolve nearly every line of a 1080i HDTV source, making it the second-most detailed RPTV I’ve tested. (The $13,000 Sony Qualia 006, a 1080p LCoS HDTV, is the first.)

BOTTOM LINE Put simply, HP’s MD6580n produced the best DLP-based rear-projection TV image I’ve seen yet, and in many ways its picture compared favorably with that of the much more-expensive Sony Qualia 006. If its rookie effort is any sign, HP should have no trouble successfully making that long trip from the home office to the living room.

http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/article.asp?section_id=3&article_id=876

The HP has a $4995 retail price...that is less than half the price of my Qualia 006!!!

 

[SyNapSe]

Wow, it sounds like you have one hell of a tv, Klee!

I really just posted this to say that I love the word wobulated.

 

[Vark]

woooooooobulated.

 

[AB 101]

I need to see a picture of KLee's setup.


Then I will print it out and tell everyone its mine.

 

[truffleshuffle83]

is there a love port on that tv because i want to sex it right this second

 

[gigapower]

I wish I wasn't so sensitive to DLPs, they give me really bad headaches when I watch them.

 

[Raistlin]

KLee,

Do not worry.

While TI's newest chip is certainly great, I wouldn't say better than the 006.

For one, and contrary to the advertising / hype ... it can't actually resolve 1080. I know that review says nearly, but side by side - it is softer based on other reviews.