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In Reply to: Beg to differ on RPTV's picture quality posted by Dalancroft on September 25, 2002 at 08:39:01:
I was holding off... I think some people haven't been looking at the current stuff, and are basing opinions on the way things used to be. Current RPTV can be excellent, if you want reasonable size and brightness. Not to mention a great price in comparison. If you look at RPTV in dealer's showrooms you aren't likely to be impressed, they don't set them up even half right, and they have lots of easy to adjust settings that don't take a lot of skill to make much better than stock.
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Follow Ups
- Thanks for saying it - cfraser 14:18:55 09/25/02 (5)
- in agreement here. - njjohn 03:25:18 09/26/02 (4)
- Re: in agreement here. - cfraser 08:20:44 09/26/02 (0)
- Slow down and think for a moment. - Tom §. 07:14:58 09/26/02 (2)
- Re: Slow down and think for a moment. - Rich H 18:49:53 09/26/02 (0)
- Duh, OK! ;-) - Dalancroft 13:44:55 09/26/02 (0)
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