[VOOM] Re: Wega vs. the World
Neither the DLPs or LCD projection sets are likely to be set up
properly at the store, I found. When I was shopping for my set a
year and half ago when the GWIII came out, the GWIII, though, looked
much better in the store, because the GWIIIs were allegedly set up
better "out of the box." They also released the 42" first, which was
smaller and therefore had a sharper and brighter picture. When I
finally came across a properly set up DLP, I was stunned by the
sharpness of the picture and wondered whether I had made the right
choice. I did the rapid eye movement test from one corner to the
other and immediately spotted the "rainbows." Supposedly, some
people don't see them. Why? I cannot say, but they are there for
people who do, I can assure you and they are distracting. If you
don't see them, the DLP is certainly an excellent choice, as the
picture is without a doubt sharper and appears to be more accurate in
a technical sense. I think there is something to the LCD's colors,
though, they seem more pleasant than the DLPs to the eye. Both are
nearly identical in their excellence, otherwise it would be quite
clear which was superior and that is not the case. Now, those Sharp
LCDs, too expensive at the moment, are going to have us all ditching
the projection sets in 5 years or so. The plasmas are not impressive
at all, both the LCD and DLP sets seem to have a better picture when
viewed at their best angle.
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VOOM@yahoogroups.com, "berockin1" <berockin1@y...> wrote:
> I dont see any rainbows on my new DLP.
> I liked the Wega but thought it was not working properly returned
it
> to CC.
> My wife hated it she said it was way too big, Sony needs to trim
> that baby down. We went for the Sammy because it has a pc input as
> well as HDMI for future use. And that same 50" screen is housed in
a
> sleeker cabinet. I was in BB tonight and the Wega on the floor was
> awesome, mine was a dud I think. To each is own lets sit back enjoy
> VOOM on whatever type TV we have.... cheers
>
>
>
>
> --- In VOOM@yahoogroups.com, "smata671" <smata671@y...> wrote:
> > Everyone facing a purchase between the CRT and plasma price
levels
> > looks at the LCD and DLP sets and makes his personal choice. I
> went
> > with Sony, but I can see why some would prefer the DLP sets.
Both
> > are excellent, we are talking about nuances in the excellent
> range.
> > The DLP clearly produced rainbows for me when I scanned from one
> > corner to the other. I watch alot of soccer. Guess what? My
> eyes
> > scan from one end of the set to the other all game long.
Probably
> > would be the case for any other ball sport. Those rainbows would
> > drive me NUTS. I currently don't have pixels and purchased the
> set
> > from Circuit City at a premium along with the warranty--at quite
a
> > premium, $600 I think--to protect against the pixel issue
> bothering
> > me within the next 4 years. After that, if I have a problem,
I'll
> > get one of those now reasonably priced LCD sets, because those
are
> > going to be BEAUTIFUL.
> >
> > Isn't this a VOOM newsgroup anyway?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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