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Originally Posted by Milimetr /forum/post/0
When we can expect new 1080p DLP projector from Mitsubishi, any thoughts?
Regards,
Milimetr
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Originally Posted by CMRA /forum/post/0
Mits offers a line of 1080p RPTVs that look good (at least with their demo loop).
I can't imagine they'll hold out much longer. Many OEMs are in the same boat. Maybe that's why we have plenty of LCOS RPTVs to look at.
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Originally Posted by CMRA /forum/post/0
Mits offers a line of 1080p RPTVs that look good (at least with their demo loop).
I can't imagine they'll hold out much longer. Many OEMs are in the same boat. Maybe that's why we have plenty of LCOS RPTVs to look at.
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Originally Posted by Josh Z /forum/post/0
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't DLP RPTVs wobulated 1080p, which wouldn't work with front projection?
I'm also eager for a Mits 1080p DLP projector.
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Originally Posted by CMRA /forum/post/0
As far as I know of Josh. Perhaps you can educate us on why wobulation wouldn't work? After all, the demo looks fine on RPTVs.
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Originally Posted by inky blacks /forum/post/0
I do not understand why people still talk down LCD. At 1080 there is no screen door effect, so what is the problem? The contrast and color is all great, according to reviews.
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Originally Posted by Josh Z /forum/post/0
Personally, I just don't like the look of LCD. It looks very "digital" to me. I find DLP can produce a more natural, film-like picture.
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Originally Posted by inky blacks /forum/post/0
But why is that? If there is no screen door, why should it look more "digital." Projector Central rates some LCD units as having less screen door than 1080 DLP! I think there is a LCD stigma that is a hold over from the days when LCD was terrible. Those days are long gone. LCD is no longer low rent.
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Originally Posted by millerwill /forum/post/0
So I think we all should look forward to the time when TI's monopoly on dlp has run its course!
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Originally Posted by Josh Z /forum/post/0
Personally, I just don't like the look of LCD. It looks very "digital" to me. I find DLP can produce a more natural, film-like picture.
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Originally Posted by Ericglo /forum/post/0
I wouldn't expect cheap DLPs from competing manufacturers anytime soon.
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Originally Posted by millerwill /forum/post/0
I have one of Mits' last year's 1080p rptv's (the 73727) and have been extremely pleased with it. The PQ is great: sharp as a tack (with good sources), bright and accurate colors, and trouble-free. Only reason I'm going to replace it with a projector is SIZE (got the IMAX complex).