[advan24r]

I've been to many stores and all they have on is HD TV. What type of technology, RPLCD, DILA, or DLP is best at just watching regular TV? I'm aiming towards the Sony XS series...would this be a good choice for both TV and DVD?

 

[videobruce]

It is generally accepted that the only display device that gives a DECENT image with SD material are CRT RPTV's.

The new Microdisplays don't a really great job since that is not what they were meant to display. Some do better than others, but the CRT will 'mask' the issues/problems/shortcomings of a SD signal on a HD display.

 

[jwv651]

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Originally Posted by videobruce It is generally accepted that the only display device that gives a DECENT image with SD material are CRT RPTV's. The new Microdisplays don't a really great job since that is not what they were meant to display. Some do better than others, but the CRT will 'mask' the issues/problems/shortcomings of a SD signal on a HD display.

100% Agreed I have a 55" CRT and 56" DLP the CRT wins with SD...but not with HD.

 

[videobruce]

I forgot to add, the CRT isn't the best with HD unless you like the 'film' look.

I don't.