Re: Worth forking out $850 on a TV?

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In Reply to: Worth forking out $850 on a TV? posted by AlvinLee on September 30, 1999 at 13:13:01:

HDTV could mean a multitude of things. Ranging from needing a set top box
that downconverts to standard TV resolution. A progressive scan TV than can handle some HDTV and DTV modes natively and downconverts others. Or a fully compatibe HDTV that just needs a converter. At $850 I would say that it is most likely the first. As the others typically cost $2000 and $8000 respectively.
As for the comb filter is has little to do with it

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Topic - Worth forking out $850 on a TV? - AlvinLee 13:13:01 09/30/99 (3)

Re: Worth forking out $850 on a TV? - Kelly McDonald 09:59:49 10/04/99 (0)

Re: Worth forking out $850 on a TV? - macode 06:30:09 10/03/99 (1)

Re: Worth forking out $850 on a TV? - SteelyDan 17:23:29 10/05/99 (0)

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