What HDTV do you have?

[red_5ive]

Originally Posted by TLBradbury

I pity the poor fools who visit for movie night

I always wondered what Mr. T's middle initial and last name were. (sorry, I couldn't resist)

[cpgator]

Originally Posted by TLBradbury

Ditto. I pity the poor fools who visit for movie night, and then have to slink back to their poor, wretched SD lives...

I feel the same way when people watch a movie on my 110' screen, and then have to go back home to their tvs at half the size...

[Blu_J]

Sony 60" SXRD A2000. I really want the 3000....just a matter of convincing my wife we need it.

[blubyyou]

So any of the Samsung owners dissapointed that our TV's aren't truly 1080P they can call it 1080P because the panel upconverts to 1080p but there is no actual 1080p inputs. So we are left with the internal deinterlacer to take care of the 1080i signal fed to it by the devices we hook up. Even the PS3 gets downcoverted to 1080i then upconverted to 1080p by the TV. I am not complaining about the image quality but the fact they market them as a 1080P set only because they can due to the upconverter. It states it is for all inputs but that is because of the deinterlacer built into the TV and not a true 1080p source. I talked to their tech support and they even agree that it should be for all inputs I guess that is why they updated it for the LED versions out now.

[xman]

Samsung 46” LCD LN-S4695 (Living Room) Love the full 1080P
Polaroid 22” LCD kids room
Samsung 27" (Bedroom)

[bhampton]

Sony VPH-G70.

It's a CRT Front projector that sold for 20,000 back in 2001 when it was new. I bought it used for $400 and then rebuilt it with parts bought directly from Sony. It's a good as new and 1080p Blu Ray looks real on my 72x40 screen.

I consider myself lucky to be able to have this type of setup, If CRT Front projection gets unreason-ably difficult to maintain in the future I would consider a SxRD front pj like the pearl. (Only if I can't maintain the G70 though.)

-Brian

[coolmilo]

Sony 40" XBR2
Sony 46" XBR4 (on a delivery truck and should be in my hands on or before 9/10).

[PaulGo]

67" Samsung DLP 1080P
61" Samsung DLP 720P
50" Panasonic DLP 720P
30" Toshiba CRT 1080i
19" Sony LCD

[Chris Gerhard]

Panasonic PT-AE900U 720p LCD projector with 100" screen
Panasonic PT-L500U 720p LCD projector with 76" screen
Sony KV-30XBR910 30" CRT
Philips 30" CRT

Chris

[Blu Tiger]

Originally Posted by cpgator

I feel the same way when people watch a movie on my 110' screen, and then have to go back home to their tvs at half the size...

Nah, rather watch movies on my 50" Elite.

[mgonzo2u]

Sony KDF-55XS955

55" of 1080i pure entertainment

My next TV will be a Pioneer Elite 60+" something or other.

[Kruzifixxion]

I have a Sony Wega kdxbr970 34" crt

[SGIBES]

Sony KDL40XBR2 lcd

[cpgator]

Originally Posted by Blu Tiger

Nah, rather watch movies on my 50" Elite.

Said by someone who hasn't seen 1080p on a 110" screen...
It is now almost painful to watch TV on my 55" - certainly couldn't watch a movie on it anymore.

The Elite is a great tv though.

[mr2bob]

Sony 52" XBR3 LCD 1080P
Sharp 32" LCD 1080i
Sharp 26" LCD 1080i
Sony 23" LCD 1080i
Sony 40" CRT 1080i

[generalhawk]

Sony 60" SXRD kds-r60xbr2
Sony 40" Bravia kdl-40w3000
both are 1080p

[bootman]

Samsung HL-T6187

[bluskiff]

sony 46 xbr2 thinking about taking it back and getting sony 60 sxrda2020. hmmmmmm what do tou guys think

[Blu Tiger]

Originally Posted by cpgator

Said by someone who hasn't seen 1080p on a 110" screen...
It is now almost painful to watch TV on my 55" - certainly couldn't watch a movie on it anymore.

The Elite is a great tv though.

You're right, I haven't seen 1080p on a 110" screen. How's the picture?

[Bigdog]

42" toshiba 1080p tv 42hl167 i believe is the model number.