RPTV pros & cons?

[kimpOy]

you can get the toshiba 43" 4:3 RPTV for 70k, +5k gets you a 5.1 speaker and DVD player

medyo nagdadawalang isip pa ako sa LG na 16:9 pero ang toshiba ang unang tibok ng puso ko

[orly_andico]

maganda nga yung toshiba... at pinaka-mura pa.
pero kung letterboxed yung DVD's mo, the 16:9 format will give more viewable area (mas maliit yung black bars top and bottom)

[shadow]

this TV will exclusively use for DVD watching, so I don't have any problem with our local/cable channels, another consideration is maliit lang ang TV room namin which is around 3mx3m or 3.5mx3.5m lang, so by asking around most probably masyado ng malaki sa size ng room namin yun 43" and up, kaya nakita ko itong 32" ng samsung and wide screen pa siya parang mas ideal sa settings ko ito? meron naba sa ianyong meron experince sa samsung TV? tapos diba pag RPTV to get the full potential dapat meron minimum distance? suggest naman, I really want the biggest screen pero baka hinde rin pwede sa size ng room ko....

[shadow]

kimpoy, ako rin napaisip dyan sa LG na yan, sabi sa akin phase out na dw kasi yan model kay sale na lang...
yan na lang dalawa pinagiisipan ko samsung CRT 32" wide screen or LG RPTV 43" wide screen...

tulong mga tsikoters!!!!

[chua_riwap]

kimpoy, ako rin napaisip dyan sa LG na yan, sabi sa akin phase out na dw kasi yan model kay sale na lang...
yan na lang dalawa pinagiisipan ko samsung CRT 32" wide screen or LG RPTV 43" wide screen...

tulong mga tsikoters!!!!

Check SONY's 32" wide screen TV. Meron din sila. Price is P89K. Available in Anson's.

[shadow]

Check SONY's 32" wide screen TV. Meron din sila. Price is P89K. Available in Anson's.

anong branch? are you sure it's wide screen? dahil I check sony at GB3 meron sila wide screen but price way above P89k...

[mazdamazda]

shadow,

we have a 57" RPTV for a few years now... la pa namang sira (except nung sinaksak ng maid yung 110V sa 220V outlet! mga 5-7K ang gastos namin para i repair)

go RPTV na!!! sulit yan kapag medyo dark yung room... then DVD! kapag Cable kasi medyo kita mo yung grains.

[shadow]

mazda2, ang sabi kasi sa akin every 3-4 yrs dapat daw pacalibratge mo yun mga lamps, tpos kapag nasira 5-8k per bulb? 3 bulbs so another 15k after 3 yrs, kaya medyo nagdadalawang isip ako sa RPTV, anong brand nga palka yun sa inyo?

[mazdamazda]

mazda2, ang sabi kasi sa akin every 3-4 yrs dapat daw pacalibratge mo yun mga lamps, tpos kapag nasira 5-8k per bulb? 3 bulbs so another 15k after 3 yrs, kaya medyo nagdadalawang isip ako sa RPTV, anong brand nga palka yun sa inyo?

calibrate yung lamps? hmmm... la namang ganun sa manual... check ko na rin.

Pioneer yung nakuha namin.

[laklak]

mazda2, ang sabi kasi sa akin every 3-4 yrs dapat daw pacalibratge mo yun mga lamps, tpos kapag nasira 5-8k per bulb? 3 bulbs so another 15k after 3 yrs, kaya medyo nagdadalawang isip ako sa RPTV, anong brand nga palka yun sa inyo?

AFAIK, plasma tv ang kelangan i refresh ang colors after several years (as per the info given to me by the techie at abenson)

Also an interesting note to those contemplating to buy RPTV, the energy consumption per hour of a 43" RPTV is less than a 29"CRT TV.

[Monseratto]

AFAIK, plasma tv ang kelangan i refresh ang colors after several years (as per the info given to me by the techie at abenson)
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Plasma TV is made up of thousands little tubes w/ plasma gas inside. They react to electric signals to generate color. They lose a percentage of their capability after 30k or 60k hours of use. You cannot refresh the gas. Another problem w/ DLP is the rather short life of the projector bulb (I think its 5k hours), and the warm-up and cool-down time of the bulb. I think the replacement bulb is 30k petot.

[shadow]

AFAIK, plasma tv ang kelangan i refresh ang colors after several years (as per the info given to me by the techie at abenson)

Also an interesting note to those contemplating to buy RPTV, the energy consumption per hour of a 43" RPTV is less than a 29"CRT TV.

RPTV should still be calibrated every 3-4 yrs, dahil nawawala rin sa allignment yun mga bulbs

[chua_riwap]

Sir Shadow,

I saw this during Anson's Extravaganza at Glorietta's activity center, last month. The sales clerk told me, it's one of Sony's new 16:9 CRT models (aside from their 36"). The tag price reads at P89,000.

Nagka-canvass kasi ako ng wide screen TVs during that time. And, doon ko nga nakita itong 32" SONY wide screen TV. Nasa akin pa yung brochure at listahan ko, until now pati presyo. Doon ko rin nakita yung Sony RPTV 3LCD nila.

[shadow]

Sir Shadow,

I saw this during Anson's Extravaganza at Glorietta's activity center, last month. The sales clerk told me, it's one of Sony's new 16:9 CRT models (aside from their 36"). The tag price reads at P89,000.

Nagka-canvass kasi ako ng wide screen TVs during that time. And, doon ko nga nakita itong 32" SONY wide screen TV. Nasa akin pa yung brochure at listahan ko, until now pati presyo. Doon ko rin nakita yung Sony RPTV 3LCD nila.

bro, baka pwede pa post ng model no? than ks

[oldblue]

People take DLP's over LCD's because they have better contrast ratios and can reproduce black levels better, the downside is a small percentage of people see rainbows on them and can't use them.
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wala na panama ang DLP ng Texas Instruments ngaun sa 3LCD technology ng Epson, Sony, Sanyo etc. tinalo na naman ng hapon ang mga amerikano.



All Epson projectors use 3LCD technology. One of the major benefits of this three-chip technology is that it displays full-time red, green and blue images simultaneously, which produces outstanding image quality and rich, natural colors. Conversely, most DLP projectors use a one-chip design with a color wheel to display sequential red, green and blue color. This can result in color breakup (commonly known as the "rainbow effect"), which in some instances can result in eyestrain and a reduction of color intensity.

bilang na araw ng Infocus hehehe

[1coolexrx]

There is a good article on link below;


http://www.audioholics.com/techtips/...giesguide8.php

[RedHorse]

SONY Bravia XBR, parang ito yata ang joint product ng sony and samsung, with samsung providing the screen, and sony on its electronics...