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In Reply to: LCOS, DLP, or LCD recommendation posted by vuman on June 01, 2004 at 09:30:28:
Hi all,I would like to thanks all. I finally got the Sony 50WE610. I have been gone back and forth to CC, Goodguys, bestbuy to watch and compare all these model, Sammy HLN5065W, Sony 50WE610, and Philips 977S. Somehow, I kept go back to the SONY. The picture so good and the color so nice, even with regular DirectTV digital signal.
Here is what I found:
1. Sony: good: Beutiful picture, detail, color, bright, but black
level exceptable. Cost
bad: Light bulb likely to survive only 2000hrs.
(I actually trade off this 2000hrs to get good
picture). Stupid stand cost2. Samsung: good: Detail, color, bright, black, 8000hrs light
bulb. acceptable stand cost.
bad: blurry picture with regular D signal, look good,
headace when watching for a while, or while
looking for some detail. Noisy fan even at the
store, you can here it if you put your ears near
the back. Cost.3. Philips LCOS: good: Bigger screen, 55", no pixle, look good,
Light bulb 6000hrs. Smooth screen motion.
Acceptable stand cost.
bad: white wash, washout the entire screen
detail, this is unacceptable.Thanks all again. Now more work for me to set it up.
Follow Ups:
I have 60WE610 myself. Definitely get as much HD source as you can. True HD sources like Discovery HD, HD Net, HD NMV just are indescribable on my Sony at 1080i via DVI.Also pick up a nice DVI DVD player that upconverts to 1080i. I have the Zenith DVB318, but it does have a bit of white crush via DVI(which doesn't bother me much given the spectacular PQ), but you could pick up a Momitsu or the new Bravo D2..
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