TheQueen'sOwn said:That's what I don't get... I think it's 720p (progressive)... but what's the difference between that and being able to display progressive scan? I'm clueless lol.
EarthStormFire said:I would rather have the new Samsung HLP5086 for the price of the Grand WEGA.
Pics of the new Samsung.
Marty Chinn said:a) That Samsung is about $1000 more than the Sony Grand Wega
b) DLP still has the rainbow problem
c) DLP has potential motion sickness issues
d) I hate how you're stuck with that stand
EarthStormFire said:a) The samsung can be had for 3500 shipped, which is about the same price as the Grand WEGA.
b and c affect only a tiny minority of the people. The vast majority of people do not see rainbows and an even smaller number get sick from the TV.
LCD: You get dead pixels, with samsung DLP 1 stuck mirror = New TV if during warrenty period, you need many dead pixels before sony will do anything.
Blacks: The Blacks on the samsung is noticably better.
EarthStormFire said:I would rather have the new Samsung HLP5086 for the price of the Grand WEGA.
Pics of the new Samsung.
teepo said:i have a samsung hlp6163 and their is no rainbows and no one has gotten motion sickness from watching the set.
Hari said:If you don't know what the rainbow effect which DLP RPTVs suffer from watch the clip below.
ftp://ftp.extremetech.com/pub/extremetech/displays/SamsungHLN4365WRainbowClip.wmv
Same clip on a CRT RPTV.
ftp://ftp.extremetech.com/pub/extremetech/displays/SonyCRTNoRainbowsClip.wmv
For people that can see them then I can understand why they buy a different tech based HD display.
Hari said:Off Topic:
Marty Chinn,
What arcade cab is it that you can just see in those pics that you posted?
SaitoH said:Wow, do I ever see the rainbow effect.
=_=;;
Crazymoogle said:EVERYBODY sees the rainbow effect in the video - it's a simulation.
You really do have to go see the different TV types in action. LCD has problems of its own; namely pixel failure and ghosting. I'm hearing good things about ghosting problems getting better, but if you're the type of person who runs your monitor at 85hz, you're definitely at risk and should be checking out the TV in store.