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[DaCocoBrova]

Multipoint digital convergence
Automatic Phosphor Aging Compensation — APAC
Active Control™
Eye Fidelity — Progressive Scan/Interlaced
Protective screen filter
High definition component
Three-line digital comb filter
Picture-In-Picture
Virtual Dolby® Surround — 20 Watt RMS
Universal remote control - RC2018/1
Digital Color Transient Improvement (CTI)
Digital Histogram
Picture Freeze
Auto Aspect Ratio Adaptation
Incredible Surround™
Automatic Volume Leveler (AVL)
Independent headphone volume control EasyTune™ (Auto Search,Auto Tune,Auto Install)
Alternate Channel
AutoSurf™
Low power standby (<1W)
Picture:

1080i HD performance and Line doubling
Visible screen size: 60"
Image stability: 60Hz Progressive Scan
S-Video display: three inputs
AutoPicture&#8482; control (five modes) -Rich, Soft, Natural, Multimedia, Personal
Three-position Color Temperature Control: Brightness, Color, Temperature, Sharpness, Dynamic Contrast (on/off)
7" liquid cooled tubes
550' lamberts peak brightness

Of course I'd rather 16:9, but still. The set any good?

 

[Chony]

Where is item 22?

Do you have a link of where to buy this?

 

[DaCocoBrova]

*click*

There was no item 22. It was an indentation. I use the [/code] tag out of habit.

 

[radioheadrule83]

That equates to about 780 pounds. Thats amazing for what you're getting. In Britain good television sets seem to cost the sum of your soul in finance deals.

 

[DaCocoBrova]

One thing I noticed that I hate w/ sets like the above...

I DON'T WANT YOUR DAMN SPEAKERS! They're big, ugly and redundant for most set up. I have receivers for that.

Imagine how slick the set would look w/ no speakers.

 

[mrmyth]

If all you want is a huge 4:3 picture, why even spend $1400? Epson S1+ projector. 60" diagonal versus 96" wide......

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage...28985&productCategoryId=cat07008&type=product

 

[DaCocoBrova]

I have two projectors actually... An InFocus and a Sony.

 

[Neo_ZX]

You'd need the right room for a projector as well.

 

[mrmyth]

Not necessarily. People shove projection TVs into rooms much too small for them anyway. Depending on the projector, all you'll need is 15 or so feet. That's smaller than the average family room in old contruction. Family rooms in new construction are even bigger.


Projection TVs in 13x14 bedrooms are dumber than fur coats on public transportation.