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I'm considering buying a 55" RPT when the new models are out in the fall or holding off for a year or two and getting a 55" DLP. I often watch tv with lights on, either as I exercise, eat, or read. Would the DLP be better under these lighting conditions? Does the DLP offer better viewing at angles that are directly in front of the set? Does the DLP offer better consistency of picture between the edges and center? Does the current limitation of the black level in DLP and apparent three-dimensionality of the images outweigh the advantages and is this a problem that is likely to be solved in the next generation of them?
I've seen one review of an expensive new DLP set that found its picture quality inferior to RPT's despite the higher price. Other articles seem to indicate it is the future of high-performance tv. Also are the costs production costs of DLP inherently higher or are their prices likely to fall sharply as production volumes increase?
I've seen one review of an expensive new DLP set that found its picture quality inferior to RPT's despite the higher price. Other articles seem to indicate it is the future of high-performance tv. Also are the costs production costs of DLP inherently higher or are their prices likely to fall sharply as production volumes increase?