[RFI] hdtv recommendations

[Gary Smith]

> Samsung DLP. Two drawbacks: one is the bulb needs replacement every 4k hours or so of usage, the vbacksideo teh set is large by today's standards.  But the contrast and overall picture is stunning when comperd with other tv's on the market today. Bulb replacement ($140.00-$160.00) is a half page "how-to " in the owner's manual.
> 
> We like our 50 inche'r one new bulb in three years of 8 hours or so a day use.
> 
> The DLP set use the least amount of energy, are known to have the  brightest picture. We had to reduce the pic brightness level two day after purchase it was so intense.
> 
> My family's luck on this, wish you the best on yours.
> 
> 73, Gary...wa6fgi
> 
>  ----- Original Message ----- 
>  From: K1TTT 
>  To: YCCC ; Rfi ; Nobarc ; Rlx 
>  Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 3:07 PM
>  Subject: [RFI] hdtv recommendations
> 
> 
>  Ok, all you experts.  I NEED an hdtv now... but I need a bright one that
>  won't wash out in my living room during the day if possible.  Those of you
>  who have been here and seen my regular crt based tv during the day can
>  understand the problem.  And of course it needs to be nice any quiet since
>  its right in the middle of the antenna farm.  Any suggestions?
> 
> 
>  David Robbins K1TTT
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