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In Reply to: Re: Progressive Scan posted by Mick on April 3, 2001 at 16:37:22:
the literature will state this. Look for at least two progressive component inputs (one for DVD and one for an HDTV receiver).***Can anyone point an ignoramous like me to a good paper or website that explains all this (progressive scan, line doubling, HDTV, etc.)?***
Try:
http://www.onecall.com/I recall some easy to understand explanations there.
Also, you only seem to looking at direct view sets only. I recommend that you consider the larger 16x9 rear projection sets also. These sets have more visual impact than smaller direct view sets. The Toshiba 40H80 is quite a good set which can be found for $18-1900. No set is perfect, but once adjusted (like most sets, it's terrible out of the box), the Toshiba's picture is extremely close to as good as you're going to find.
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Follow Ups
- If the component inputs are progressive... - Rich 16:52:59 04/03/01 (7)
- Rich, question on RPTV's - Mick 12:39:32 04/05/01 (5)
- Some... - Rich 13:31:15 04/05/01 (4)
- Re: Some... - wheezer 16:36:10 04/05/01 (3)
- Yes... - Rich 18:54:48 04/05/01 (2)
- Re: Yes... RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A DVD??? - wheezer 19:21:26 04/05/01 (1)
- Re: Yes... RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A DVD??? - Mick 09:24:40 04/06/01 (0)
- Thanks, Rich... - Mick 20:47:53 04/03/01 (0)
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