Explain HD Picture Differences Again on LCDS, CRT & DPL & Plasma

[EdwardGein]

In terms of HD picture alone are there any definate rules on which TV type will give one better pictures? Let's assume we are talking about Name Brand Manufacturers like RCA, Panasonic, Toshiba, Sony , etc. instead of No Name Brands. Will an LCD TV always give a better picture then a CRT? How about DLP versus plasma? And so on. Thus is someone better off buying a CRT with a better picture then an LCD, or is that impossible to begin with?

[JeffKnob]

In terms of HD picture alone are there any definate rules on which TV type will give one better pictures? Let's assume we are talking about Name Brand Manufacturers like RCA, Panasonic, Toshiba, Sony , etc. instead of No Name Brands. Will an LCD TV always give a better picture then a CRT? How about DLP versus plasma? And so on. Thus is someone better off buying a CRT with a better picture then an LCD, or is that impossible to begin with?

Here is a great link that can maybe help you.

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-sSpzYPilTNz/learningcenter/home/TV_chart.html

[robert393]

In terms of HD picture alone are there any definate rules on which TV type will give one better pictures? Let's assume we are talking about Name Brand Manufacturers like RCA, Panasonic, Toshiba, Sony , etc. instead of No Name Brands. Will an LCD TV always give a better picture then a CRT? How about DLP versus plasma? And so on. Thus is someone better off buying a CRT with a better picture then an LCD, or is that impossible to begin with?
Look here (http://pro.jvc.com/pro/flash/dila/jvc-projector.htm) for an easy to understand, interactive tutorial that explains some of the major differences between digital projection technologies! This site loads quickly, then you click on "Begin Demo" in the bottom right corner!
Hope this helps.......
Robert

[Smokey]

Oh Woodman, where are you :(

http://forums.audioreview.com/showthread.php?t=2724

[cam]

Oh Woodman, where are you :(

http://forums.audioreview.com/showthread.php?t=2724
Hey non-Smokey, I might be mistaken but I was reading on the forums over at ecoustics.com and I came across an older thread, from early this year and I noticed 1 response from a guy named Woodman. It wasn't the same kind of response I remember from Woodman but it could have been him.

I think he is still alive and kickin over at ecoustics.com. But who cares now, we've got edtyct. AR's new and improved TV guy.

[Smokey]

Hey non-Smokey, I might be mistaken but I was reading on the forums over at ecoustics.com and I came across an older thread, from early this year and I noticed 1 response from a guy named Woodman. It wasn't the same kind of response I remember from Woodman but it could have been him.

I think he is still alive and kickin over at ecoustics.com. But who cares now, we've got edtyct. AR's new and improved TV guy.

If Woodman is still around, I am sure he would have post here also. But it has been a while. I think he was in his seventies.

I read edtyct post also. He seem very knowledgeable about video products. It seem the torch has been passed :)

[swgiust]

What is the difference between a 3 LCD set and a LCOS set??

[edtyct]

To be really simplistic about it, LCoS is a cross between DLP and LCD. It's more like three-chip LCD in color production in that it avoids the compromised single-chip design with color wheel that most DLPs have. It differs from LCD in that it positions the pixel electronics in a way that reduces the amount of stray light impinging on black levels and increases the fill factor, thus minimizing any lingering screen-door effect. Different manufacturers put their own spin on the basic principles. In theory, LCoS has a leg up on the competing fixed-pixel displays, though that's no guarantee that any LCoS will look appreciably better than another type of display, since the other variables come into play.

Ed

[robert393]

What is the difference between a 3 LCD set and a LCOS set??

Explanation of LCoS Technology, and comparisons to LCD & DLP can be read by clicking here (http://www.projectorcentral.com/lcos.htm)

Here is an excerpt for the above link........."Since LCOS does not sell in the volumes that LCD and DLP do, many assume it is not as good as LCD or DLP. Nothing could be more wrong. Many well-informed videophiles seeking the most elegant home theater solutions opt for products using LCOS technology because of its unique blend of performance characteristics that neither LCD nor DLP offer."

Robert