Help!! I have a Toshiba TW65H80 rear projection television that just started acting weird yesterday. While watching, the upper left portion of the screen started skewing the blue light tone. I looked into the setup and saw that it is the blue that is acting weird. It looked as if someone put their finger in the corner of an LCD screen and squeezed really hard. I don't know what the issue is. Is this an easy fix, or a problematic issue (time to retire the set)?
This is a 2000 era television and has an absolutely wonderful picture (with light control). I do like the newer televisions, but don't have the funds to throw $2500-$5000 around for an upgrade just yet. If this repair is going to cost too much, I won't start throwing away good money after bad. Does anyone know what this problem is and how to fix it?
As for new DLP and Plasma screens, where should I start looking? I would like a comparable size 60"+, and I would like something that isn't affected so much with daylight like my current set. Any ideas between these two technologies?
Thanks,
Nick
This is a 2000 era television and has an absolutely wonderful picture (with light control). I do like the newer televisions, but don't have the funds to throw $2500-$5000 around for an upgrade just yet. If this repair is going to cost too much, I won't start throwing away good money after bad. Does anyone know what this problem is and how to fix it?
As for new DLP and Plasma screens, where should I start looking? I would like a comparable size 60"+, and I would like something that isn't affected so much with daylight like my current set. Any ideas between these two technologies?
Thanks,
Nick