No need for a lamp 'bulb' with the LED, unlike other DLP, LCDs, SXRD/LCoS, etc projection TVs. AND... no 'spinning' color wheel, which you hear in some units.
This LED is rated to last about twenty years. No need to wait for a service technician to replace a bulb...while you have no TV.
Samsung LED HLT shows an the image in 4 seconds, while it is not uncommon for others to take over 30 seconds.
You get deep ...
No need for a lamp 'bulb' with the LED, unlike other DLP, LCDs, SXRD/LCoS, etc projection TVs. AND... no 'spinning' color wheel, which you hear in some units.
This LED is rated to last about twenty years. No need to wait for a service technician to replace a bulb...while you have no TV.
Samsung LED HLT shows an the image in 4 seconds, while it is not uncommon for others to take over 30 seconds.
You get deep ...
Let me start by saying you do not want to wall-mount this TV! This TV is meant for a stand or a table.
Watching "LOST" on this in HD is absolutely beautiful. This Samsung is made for shows like that. It also works well with standard definition TV shows (i.e. non-HD). However, this TV was meant for HD.
With my Comcast digital receiver, HD ranges from "a little better than standard definition" ...Toshiba 56MX195 Cinema Series DLP Home Theater
Posted On Monday, 10 May 2010 By jadmin. Under DLP, Toshiba Tags: bluray, dinovo, dolby, dvd, dvd changers, dvr, enermax, hyperx, kingston, Logitech, moncaso, onkyo, pc, polk audio, powercolor, rocketraid, Samsung, sony, thx, Toshiba, touch screen, vista, Western Digital, windows, xbox, xp
This home theater has...
2 SONY DVP-CX995V 400 Disk Changers,
1 Onkyo TX-SR803-B THX Certified 7.1 Receiver,
a Scientific Atlanta 8300HD High Def DVR, and
a 500GB eSATA drive attached to it.
The speakers are a 7.1 Dolby surround sound setup and are Polk Audio. Video is from a Toshiba 56MX195 Cinema Series DLP. The remote is a Sony AX4000.
The home theater PC and TV are connected using Gigabit LAN to my 3 Media Servers ...Sony Grand WEGA KDS-50A2000 SXRD 50-Inch Rear Projection HDTV 1080p
Posted On Saturday, 01 May 2010 By jadmin. Under rear projection, sony Tags: 1080i, 1080p, 720p, blu-ray, DLP, grand wega, HD, hdmi, hdtv, high gain, LED, OTA, pixel fill, rainbow, rear projection, SD, silk screen, sony, sparkling, sxrd, wega
I've had a Sony Grand WEGA KF-42WE610 42-Inch HDTV-Ready LCD Rear Projection TV
set and an LCD TV. I recommended (and tweaked) a Samsung HLP4663W DLP for my parents. It replaced an older Mitsubishi CRT RPTV. I have a 26 inch Syntax LT26HVE flat-panel LCD. It is used as my PC monitor. So, HDTVs are not new for me.
SXRD is Sony's version of LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology.
Picture Quality.
What really makes ...Buy The Right Lamp – Watch Out For Counterfeits
Posted On Sunday, 18 Apr 2010 By jadmin. Under DLP, lamp, mitsubishi, Samsung Tags: counterfeit, DLP, lamp, philips, Samsung, sony, texas instruments, ti
You may not believe this, but there are counterfeit lamps out there. Like counterfeit watches, jewelry, clothes, or phones, the seller won't be willing to answer questions directly nor give you a valid guarantee.
Reputable vs. Ripoff
When you buy a generic lamp online, be aware that just because they say its "OEM" or "Genuine Original" does not make it so. Without a reputation or recommendation, an online merchant can say anything. ...Sony Replacement Lamps
Posted On Wednesday, 07 Apr 2010 By jadmin. Under lamp Tags: brightness, color, picture, replacement lamp, sony
Grand WEGA 3LCD Rear Projection HDTV Lamp
The replacement lamp is the Sony XL-2400.
Finally, the lamp burned out. I was concerned about changing the lamp, since it was all new to me. While computers are no problem for me, HD televisions are new territory. After reading the manual for the TV, I figured out how to get the lamp in and out in only a few minutes.
Removing a Lamp.
What you do ...
