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Tomsoundman
06-12-03, 06:04 AM
Part 4 of a story.

In the past three segments, starting with HDTV Quest: The Road to Insanity, followed by HDTV Quest: The Sequel, and finally HDTV Quest: The Never-ending Story, we covered a whole lot of HDTV territory. (http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,1119467,00.asp)

Martyva
06-12-03, 06:30 AM
The current models are the HLN437 and HLN507 a 60-65" is also available in limited quantity. The new models have great images including black levels

DarrellP
06-12-03, 03:26 PM
Tom, I hope you don't see rainbows. DLP drives me crazy.

Nick
07-02-03, 07:21 AM
The current models are the HLN437 and HLN507 a 60-65" is also available in limited quantity. The new models have great images including black levelsI just viewed this model at CC. PQ was impressive, especially for a store set. AMAZINGLY lightweight, I actually lifted an end with one hand. A custom matching component shelf base is avail. Very cool set, no rainbows.

Now available in 43" (HLN437W), and 50" (HLN507W) at CC

http://www.circuitcity.com/IMAGE/product/hires/sam/EC.SAM.HLN437W.jpg
Samsung HLN437

From the CC blurb: "This 43” widescreen HDTV monitor is bursting with larger-than-life features, yet it's less than 16 inches deep and weighs less than 78 pounds! Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology delivers a bright, sharp picture like you've never seen. Connect to a high-definition receiver and watch as your favorite shows seem come to life in HDTV. Movies have never looked better than they do on a wide sceen, which showcases them just like you saw them at the theater."

Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology
HD capable
16:9 Widescreen
3:2 Film Corr
3D Y/C Dig. Comb Filter
3 A/V inputs
3 S-video inputs
1 Std. Component input
2 HD Component inputs
1 Analog L/R audio out
1 PC input
1 DVI input

marko
07-02-03, 08:26 AM
That's the tv I want, the 43 inch one. Have to wait a while though. Still too much money. Wonder how quickly they will come down in price, and I wonder if any other companies are going to make tv's with DLP technology. Can't hurt to have some competition.

Martyva
07-02-03, 09:22 AM
Several companies are making the technology. Samsung is the first with an attractive product at a reasonable price.