HDTV Forum

Please Where do I find LCD HD?

Poetic — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 02:31:56 +0000

was looking at the lcd TVs at target and they had some LCD HDs that where 37 inches and 42 inches that were under $1,000. The one I was looking at was a memorex 37 inch but it may be sony, i forgot. I just wanna know if the quality is low because of the low price. Where do I get a good priced 37 inched LCD HD TV that has 1080i,complete with high quality HD, and is under a 1000. Also are there any 42 inches under a thousand. Give me some direction because i dont know if i should buy at target.

PS.I have a xbox 360 and I need a tv that is fit for the BOX. THANX

Klegg Media Center HDTV

hdtvfan82 — Tue, 15 May 2007 17:33:40 +0000

I recently was offered a good deal on a Klegg Media Center HDTV but I didn’t know anything about it. I am posting on here in the hopes that someone else might have one or that someone can tell me a bit about it so I know whether or not to pursue this deal. Any help you could give me would be appreciated. Thanks

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HDTV Receiver

bud33 — Sat, 21 Oct 2006 14:25:04 +0000

Have 48″ Mitsubishi HD Ready TV, they do not carry receiver for same. Any help?

Samsung HPR4272 - playing DVDs in 16:9

jailer — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 23:46:47 +0000

Hey, I’m new, just bought my sammy. I have a question/concern though. I was under the impression that because my tv is a widescreen, when I rent movies that are in 16:9 format on the back of the box, when I play the movie in my DVD player it should then fill the whole screen. It doesn’t though, the image still has those two black lines like on regulart 4:3 tvs on the top and bottom. Do I need a upconverting DVD player or some sort of separate upconverter for watching these? I feel kinda ripped off after putting out that much money and not getting the full view of the 42″ screen. Please let me know guys!.. Also, can anyone give me an idea of the prime settings for the video setup (ie contrast, sharpness etc)

Best HDTV for a gamer?

iasfdglai — Thu, 25 May 2006 15:00:38 +0000

I have a price range of up to $2000 USD but $1500 would be nicer. It’s for my bedroom so around 30-45inches would be the best but you can talk me differently I don’t really know much about them. Please list specfic televisions if possible or just if I should get a CRT, LCD, or plasma would be helpful.

Needing assistance

thecoz — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 21:23:38 +0000

I live in an area that has no off air TV reception - I am a current DISH TV subscriber - How can I get the networks (ABC/NBC/CBS) on HD? Any ideas? Thank You !!

Altitude Question

flicknut — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 22:40:48 +0000

I have a Sony KDF-E50A10 LCD Rear-Projection Television. I am thinking about moving out west to Aspen (elevation around 8000 feet) or Jackson Hole (elevation around 6500 feet). Would I have any problems with my TV at those altitudes? Any help is much appreciated.

Front-Projection vs. Rear-Projection: Which is better?

flicknut — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 21:57:06 +0000

Which is better, Front Projection or Rear Projection TVs? (not which is a better deal)

I am planning on redoing (from the ground up) my basement into a home theater area. The room is medium size so I am probably looking at about a 60″ TV. The size of the devices and lighting in the room are not an issue.

I am looking for the best possible Home Theater Experience, so I want to know what the absolute best system for me to buy would be (no matter the price).

Which technology would be the best for me? Front-Projection or Rear-Projection?

Why are CRTs not being sold anymore?

flicknut — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 21:55:38 +0000

I’ve been looking to buy a CRT online (Best Buy, Circuit City, Inoax.com, etc.), and merchants are not selling as many as they did before. I only found a couple on each site, and they were usually the store-exclusive brands like Insignia. Why is this? Last year they had many, many more. Are they slowly getting rid of the CRT? And if so, why?