Can non-glare screen be removed from Toshiba DLP?
 

I have a Toshiba 46HM84 DLP TV. I am bothered by the effect the
non-glare screen has on the picture. I don't know exactly how to
describe it except that it may be similar to the LCD screen door
effect people talk about. Toshiba describes the screen as "TheaterFine
DFP (Digital Fine Pitch) Screen with Anti-Glare Coating".

Since Toshiba says the screen is "coated", does this mean that it's
applied direrectly to the projection screen instead of being a
seperate sheet of mateial? (My old set was a Panasonic CRT rear
projector that had a non-glare protective screen installed on it. I
was bothered by this same effect and removed it without problem.)

I sure would like to get rid of that somehow and hope someone knows
the answer.

Thanks,
Jim

Can non-glare screen be removed from Toshiba DLP?
 

Anybody?

Jimbo wrote:

I have a Toshiba 46HM84 DLP TV. I am bothered by the effect the
non-glare screen has on the picture. I don't know exactly how to
describe it except that it may be similar to the LCD screen door
effect people talk about. Toshiba describes the screen as "TheaterFine
DFP (Digital Fine Pitch) Screen with Anti-Glare Coating".

Since Toshiba says the screen is "coated", does this mean that it's
applied direrectly to the projection screen instead of being a
seperate sheet of mateial? (My old set was a Panasonic CRT rear
projector that had a non-glare protective screen installed on it. I
was bothered by this same effect and removed it without problem.)

I sure would like to get rid of that somehow and hope someone knows
the answer.

Thanks,
Jim