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Originally posted by Lastblade What is the screen door effect on a LCD? The good news, with a 40" to 60" TV, there's no reason to get anywhere near that close! Unless you've lost your remote that is. ;) |
Originally posted by BigDave I own the Samsung 46" DLP and it's great for games. The only problem is if you use the Xbox dashboard a lot. It runs at 480i and the component inputs on the current DLPs are two 480p/720p/1080i and one 480i/480p. I have mine on the higher-end compoent since I don't use the dashboard at all. I have seen the rainbows, but it's few and far between. I can see them if I do a quick glance at the screen, but it's never been a problem. Unless you see them with direct viewing, the DLP is a great tv to have. Of course, that doesn't help you, but if I buy one in the next few months, I should be set. :) |
Originally posted by Gromit The newer Samsungs will have all video modes available on all of the component inputs. 480i/480p input --> PS2 480p/720p/1080i --> Xbox (no dashboard) 480p/720p/1080i --> Gamecube DVI --> Samsung HD931 I do have to deal with not having another DVI input for the upcoming HD-Tivo, but a switcher should fix that. |
Originally posted by clappj The pixels on LCD TVs are round rather than square, so if you place your head about 6 inches from the screen, you can see the "screen door effect." The good news, with a 40" to 60" TV, there's no reason to get anywhere near that close! Unless you've lost your remote that is. ;) |
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