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Re: 42" to 50" TV recommendations

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In Reply to: 42" to 50" TV recommendations posted by hifimojo04 on August 08, 2004 at 00:00:48:

repost: I'm happy with my 46 inch Sony CRT RPTV model 510. For $1350, its a steal. They also have a 51 inch version for $1600

Re: 42" to 50" TV recommendations - hifimojo04 12:03:13 08/08/04 (1)
Cool! Thanks. Does it have DVI and HDMI? I really want to have an all digital picture? Although HDTV is important, my primary viewing is for progressigve scan DVDs. How is it in SD, progressive or otherwise?
Thanks a lot!
- Re: 42" to 50" TV recommendations - DavidLD 13:55:22 08/08/04 (0)
  No it doesnt. The similarly priced 47 inch Panasonic 51H84
  does,
  http://www.hhgregg.com/ProductDetail.asp?SID=D827BD2714FE4461A96199759BC05894&ProductID=9869
  as does Several Toshiba models.
  http://www.hhgregg.com/ProductDetail.asp?SID=D827BD2714FE4461A96199759BC05894&ProductID=10190
  TH\he Sony does have a DVI in digital interface, however, compliant with the EIA-861 standard.
  THe following link gives a list of some of the TVs with the HDMI interface
  http://www.pccables.com/cables/HDMI_cables.html
  David
Re: I second that - rico 11:45:48 08/08/04 (0)
I have the SONY 51" version. It is very user friendly and can be connected to up to seven video devices. It has "Cinemotion" 2/3 pulldown for video movies. I had mine calibrated by a skilled ISF technician and he gave me a 6500K setting for color and a 5400 setting for my many black and white films. The picture, particularly in high definition, is stunning. This set got a rave review a few issues back in The Perfect Vision.

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