I had a 55 inch Sony A20...I'm told that it is very similar to the E2000 except for lack of a dynamic iris.
I recently upgraded to a A2000 SXRD.
The quality difference due to the vastly superior contrast ratio was really astounding IMO and well worth the upgrade.
You might be able to get a good price on a clearance A2000 and you wouldn't be missing out on anything since nothing really changed on the new models.
Of course there is more potential for problems with an SXRD but I couldn't go back to a 3 LCD at this point.
But anyways...
I never had any problems with fast motion on my 3 LCD RP. People will claim that they get some blurriness with sports but in my experience it was always bad feeds (bit rate starvation).
SXRD can't get burn in. Some folks have reported problems with 'green blob'.
Depending on your viewing distance you probably won't notice the difference between 720p and 1080p.
Can't see whey the higher res would cause problems though. I actually had to return my first 3 LCD due to dead pixels...my SXRD has one (and it's more likely to be debris since it's black). But if you get a good 3 LCD set you shouldn't have any problems (meaning i've never seen dead pixels develop over time...if they aren't there out of the box you're good).
I recently upgraded to a A2000 SXRD.
The quality difference due to the vastly superior contrast ratio was really astounding IMO and well worth the upgrade.
You might be able to get a good price on a clearance A2000 and you wouldn't be missing out on anything since nothing really changed on the new models.
Of course there is more potential for problems with an SXRD but I couldn't go back to a 3 LCD at this point.
But anyways...
I never had any problems with fast motion on my 3 LCD RP. People will claim that they get some blurriness with sports but in my experience it was always bad feeds (bit rate starvation).
SXRD can't get burn in. Some folks have reported problems with 'green blob'.
Depending on your viewing distance you probably won't notice the difference between 720p and 1080p.
Can't see whey the higher res would cause problems though. I actually had to return my first 3 LCD due to dead pixels...my SXRD has one (and it's more likely to be debris since it's black). But if you get a good 3 LCD set you shouldn't have any problems (meaning i've never seen dead pixels develop over time...if they aren't there out of the box you're good).
