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In Reply to: Is an HDTV set required to maximise current DVD format? posted by Ted33 on November 5, 2002 at 13:58:14:
My understanding is that component video inputs on the set is the biggest improvement on DVD. I've seen a Philips 32" set with component input for $500 that had a great picture and would assume this will drop to $400-$450 after the first of the year. I was going to hold out for HDTV before replacing my 11 year old 27" (that has a bad S-input), but am now seriously considering the 32" and waiting for all the controversy about HDTV inputs to settle down.Bruce
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- Re: Is an HDTV set required to maximise current DVD format? - bruce3825 17:42:27 11/05/02 (7)
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