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Plasma 1080p 28 30.43%
Plasma 720p(768p) 11 11.96%
DLP 1080p 8 8.70%
DLP 720p 0 0%
LCD 1080p 43 46.74%
LCD 720p (768p) 2 2.17%
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Old 01-08-2009, 09:04 PM   #1
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Default Best TV under $1000??

I am getting ready to replace my Toshiba 42" CRT Rear projection HDTV since the convergence chip went out in it recently and would like some advice. I am looking to replace it with something in the $800-$1,200 range (shipped). I would like your advice as to what to get.

I have been seriously considering the Samsung 56" DLP rear projection 56A650 as it is around $1050 shipped. However, due to a recent thread arguing the benefits of some 720p (768p) displays over 1080p displays, I would like some input on this.

I mainly want something that will look great for movies. We don't do any video games and are already in the habit of turning it off or changing the channel when not in use to avoid burn-in so that isn't a big concern. We do watch regular TV on it but I'm more concerned about movie (Blu-Ray) performance rather than TV performance.

I have all but ruled out LCD's due to poor black level, contrast, and color performance as well as bad motion issues but I could be swayed back if you have a good option.

I also want something at least 42" but preferably bigger. Also because of the 50" rule, I don't really care about 1080p as much as I do good color and contrast performance unless the size gets above that.

Let the arguments begin...

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