Looking for a DLP with 1:1, no overscan, true 1080p HDMI

[MouseRider]

Originally Posted by WeApOn

No, I wasn't aware of that, though I do know about wobulation. Do you mean in that specific TV 1 year ago they started using it in the newer models, or is that for entirely different TV's?

I was unsuccessful trying to find a rear-projection TV that has that chip, all the current shipping models seem to be using the chip that has wobbulation.

Originally Posted by WeApOn

IMO, the TV does 1080p fine.

In my case, do you think the HLT model I am talking about would be a good choice? I want to find something that is 56" for under $2000, so that probably eliminates LCD. The HLT seems to be a good choice so far, but I'll need to find a good deal to get it under $2000.

Oh, most of the time, the picture looks fine and it will do 1080p though if you compare it with a picture that has the true 1080p DLP, you'll probably find that it is much sharper.

When I mentioned LCD, I was referring to a rear-projection TV that is based on LCD, D-ILA or SXRD, I remember seeing a couple of models that are around the $2000 mark for 50"+. I wasn't referring to LCD flat panels.