My wife wants a new "big" tv so who am i to say no
. We have directv and for a few reasons(mostly copyright) don't want to get the hd package, so i will be doing 95% of viewing in SD. I don't want to hang it on the wall and plasmas use way too much electricity for my taste, so that leaves me with lcd and dlp. I watch a lot of sports and fights and i have read lcd's are prone to blurriness, so i thought dlp's would be my best bet. I don't want to replace anything regularly(like bulbs) so looks like the led dlp's are the way to go. From what i've read about the Sammy HL-61A750 it sounds like it's a great tv with very few issues, but i'm concerned about how it looks in SD. Can anyone give some first had experience? How will this look with my directv?
I am also interesterd in any other tips or info you can give me about this purchase. I am not set on the sammy, so feel free to recomend anything else. Thanks for any help, it is greatly apreciated
. We have directv and for a few reasons(mostly copyright) don't want to get the hd package, so i will be doing 95% of viewing in SD. I don't want to hang it on the wall and plasmas use way too much electricity for my taste, so that leaves me with lcd and dlp. I watch a lot of sports and fights and i have read lcd's are prone to blurriness, so i thought dlp's would be my best bet. I don't want to replace anything regularly(like bulbs) so looks like the led dlp's are the way to go. From what i've read about the Sammy HL-61A750 it sounds like it's a great tv with very few issues, but i'm concerned about how it looks in SD. Can anyone give some first had experience? How will this look with my directv?I am also interesterd in any other tips or info you can give me about this purchase. I am not set on the sammy, so feel free to recomend anything else. Thanks for any help, it is greatly apreciated
