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In Reply to: Why not get a crt-type widescreen HDTV posted by dpy on December 28, 2003 at 17:18:01:
I bought the 34" Sony XBR 16:9 HDTV set. The plasma screens all buzzed more than I liked. (I'm at 6500'). The 37" Sharp direct view LCD panel was nice but even more expensive than similar sized plasma screens. My 16:9 Sony XBR is the last large CRT that I'll buy and I'm hoping that plasmas, LCD, or some other direct view thin-screen technology will be more reasonably priced in a few years.... and better suited to our higher elevation here in Colorado. I also had a quick look at various RPTV technologies and none of them were very impressive to me. Sure, I could have gotten a much larger screen at the same price but the clarity, sharpness, color, and brightness didn't even come close to the direct view CRT, not to mention off-axis viewing. I'm very pleased with my decision for now as we wait for the next generation of thin-screen technology to evolve.
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Abe, I just purchased the 34 Sony widescreen hdtv 510 model. I'm having difficulty with the hook up to my comcast digital cable box, (not high def yet)vcr, dvd, such that I can use the split screen mode for cable channels. Is this possible to do?
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