Buy 73" DLP TV?

The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?


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Bill wrote:
The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?


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When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

...Yogi Berra

I have a friend that has a nice sized Sony DLP he plays his xbox360
on...it looks fantastic. It is in a very dark room though.

Keith
http://www.eHDMI.com

In article Bill writes:
The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?

A local store has several plasma sets facing out through the windows (some of
which are slightly tinted glass). They are fully visible and watchable while
standing outside in the sunlight, and easily watchable from a wide variation
of angles.

I have never seen a DLP (or other rear projector) that maintains that watchable
of a picture at the wide angles, indoors or outdoors.

If the room is so bright that plasma would be a problem, DLP won't work either.

Alan

(Alan) wrote in
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In article Bill
writes:
The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?

A local store has several plasma sets facing out through the windows
(some of
which are slightly tinted glass). They are fully visible and
watchable while standing outside in the sunlight, and easily watchable
from a wide variation of angles.

I have never seen a DLP (or other rear projector) that maintains
that watchable
of a picture at the wide angles, indoors or outdoors.

If the room is so bright that plasma would be a problem, DLP won't
work either.

Alan
I take it you have not looked at the JVC hd Ila sets

In article skip writes:
(Alan) wrote in
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In article Bill
writes:
The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?

A local store has several plasma sets facing out through the windows
(some of
which are slightly tinted glass). They are fully visible and
watchable while standing outside in the sunlight, and easily watchable
from a wide variation of angles.

I have never seen a DLP (or other rear projector) that maintains
that watchable
of a picture at the wide angles, indoors or outdoors.

If the room is so bright that plasma would be a problem, DLP won't
work either.

Alan
I take it you have not looked at the JVC hd Ila sets


I have. For rear projection, they are pretty impressive, but they still fade
out at off angles, though less than many other RP sets.

Alan

Be sure to go watch one before buying...
Some people are susceptible to the DLP Rainbow Effect.
And once you see it, it will always bugg you. And off axis
viewing isn't that great.

Bill wrote:

The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?





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Bill wrote:
The room is very bright, so plasma would be a problem. I'm looking at
a 73" Mitsubishi DLP (WD-73827). Does anyone have experience with
very large DLP sets? Any concerns?

I have the WD 73727. It does well in a bright room without having to put it
in a "torch mode"....