I thought the Sony 60' l.c.d. had the best picture I have ever seen, but I wanted a 70" + picture so I chose the TOSHIBA 72HM195 d.l.p. And now that I have it all set up and calibrated perfectly in my house I think the d.l.p. looks as good as the sony l.c.d. sets They say d.l.p. set may have a rainbow effect but I sure dont see it good luck stewart
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Motion Blur?
I have been deciding between a 42in samsung dlp and the panasonic 44in lcd projection (the link above) but when I went to CC I noticed that the LCD projections were much clearer! So I asked if the settings were messed up and he said no, the dlp is less clear than lcd. however, he said that lcd projections are not good because of a motion blur problem during mainly sports events. I watch some football (not alot) but mainly will use my tv for xbox360 and regular tv's (some dvd watching also). Do you all think that this tv is better?
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This was big problem for PC monitors and the PC gamers about 2 years ago. The LCD monitors were to slow for games. The mark to hit was 16ms or less reponce times.
LCD TVs do not allwise state this some meet the spec, some do not. If your gaming and want a LCD test ti out first. DLPs do not have a responce problem. John
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how would i test it out besides take each massive tv home? Has anyone tested a xbox 360 with the motion blur? i mainly play video games and rarely watch tv. what do you all think about each dlp and lcd projection?
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