I spotted the new Mitsubishi RPTV with the new 1280x720 DLP from TI in Denver at Big Picture. I'm going back with my DVD enabled laptop to test both PC and Svideo inputs from the laptop this weekend.
From my brief look, before they kicked me out, it looked pretty good, but the video settings definitely needed tweaked. They had a 1080i and a 480p source hooked up.
I'm just happy to see the set in a store. I think Hitachi and Panasonic are supposed to follow with RPTVs based on the new DLP chip soon.
Anybody else able to take a closer look at this set already? Specs say it can only except an XGA 1024x768 PC input, but with a 1280x720 DLP, why can't you feed it a 1280x720 PC feed? Or can you???
Sorry to bore you front projection fans, but this one will be for a very well lit family room and will be used to do a lot of internet surfing and game playing in addition to watching HDTV, DVD, and satellite TV. I'm trying to decide between Plasma and DLP. I'm worried about phosphor burn from computer use on CRT.
From my brief look, before they kicked me out, it looked pretty good, but the video settings definitely needed tweaked. They had a 1080i and a 480p source hooked up.
I'm just happy to see the set in a store. I think Hitachi and Panasonic are supposed to follow with RPTVs based on the new DLP chip soon.
Anybody else able to take a closer look at this set already? Specs say it can only except an XGA 1024x768 PC input, but with a 1280x720 DLP, why can't you feed it a 1280x720 PC feed? Or can you???
Sorry to bore you front projection fans, but this one will be for a very well lit family room and will be used to do a lot of internet surfing and game playing in addition to watching HDTV, DVD, and satellite TV. I'm trying to decide between Plasma and DLP. I'm worried about phosphor burn from computer use on CRT.