Vizio SLAPPED with multiple lawsuits

[pixelthis]

This sound to me like profound jealousy..PROFOUND jealousy. Don't hate because some of us have higher standards, and can afford to buy equipment that meets that standard. I do not sit around knocking something I cannot afford like you do. You knock my projector and RPTV because you could never afford them. You cannot afford my amps or speakers either. You have a sick case of inferiority complex, and you have it bad.

My projector is not cobbled together stupid fool, it has been upgraded. My RPTV is a custom design, not a cobbled together product. Are you too stupid to know the difference? I can answer my own question, yes! The guys that put that television together have FAR more knowledge about televisions than you will ever know, and you are probably jealous of that too.

There is nothing worse to me than a poor old fart crying about what he cannot afford. Get a job petroleum product!

You are just mad because your cheap azz stuff couldn't inhabit the same room as mine

and ITS GOING TO GET MORE AND MORE custom as it gets harder and harder to find parts.
AS for pulling apart a Vizio, BULL HOCKEY.
Not that it matters, I dont care if its made of tin cans and bailing wire,
its the end result that counts.
And sure the pic looked bad in the store, they always do.
You have to set it up properly.
OF COURSE ONCE YOU DO THATS IT, YOU DONT HAVE TO ADJUST IT EVERY SIX MONTHS LIKE A CRT,
which is even affected by earths magnetic field.
And no my "stuff " couldnt inhabit the same room as your "stuff",
not with all of that obsolete junk in there.
Buy a clue, and while you're at it, a trip outta the past

[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

and ITS GOING TO GET MORE AND MORE custom as it gets harder and harder to find parts.

I will worry about that problem when it gets here. Curt Palme has been in business a long time, and has a long list of vendors to secure parts from.

AS for pulling apart a Vizio, BULL HOCKEY.
Not that it matters, I dont care if its made of tin cans and bailing wire,
its the end result that counts.

Yes, and the end results land it at the bottom of any performance comparison with other panels, and not even in the same planet as the dino CRT.

And sure the pic looked bad in the store, they always do.
You have to set it up properly.

Setting it up properly does not change the fact that the panel cannot track greyscale properly. It doesn't even after calibration. It doesn't change the fact that it does not reproduce the HD colorspace correctly. Its still doesn't after calibration. It doesn't change the fact that it smears during fast motion, even after calibration. The panel just does not react fast enough, and calibration isn't going to change that.

OF COURSE ONCE YOU DO THATS IT, YOU DONT HAVE TO ADJUST IT EVERY SIX MONTHS LIKE A CRT,
which is even affected by earths magnetic field.

You only have to adjust the convergence every six months. For me, its just a push of a bottom, as the correct convergence values are programmed into the video processor. Even with this inconvience(sarcasm off) it outperforms your vizio even when the convergence is a little off. Smearing on your Vizio is forever. Low contrast levels are forever. Improper reproduction of the HD colorspace is forever. Inability to properly track greyscale is forever. None of these things can be adjusted out every six months, or even in a lifetime.

And no my "stuff " couldnt inhabit the same room as your "stuff",
not with all of that obsolete junk in there.
Buy a clue, and while you're at it, a trip outta the past

My obsolete junk outperforms your cheap mass market stuff any day of the week easy peasy. You have no HDMI inputs on your receiver. You have no advance audio decoders on your receiver. You do not even own a bluray player but I do, so who's stuff is obsolete?

I already have too many clues, so I give you one for free. You are bankrupt.

[pixelthis]

I will worry about that problem when it gets here. Curt Palme has been in business a long time, and has a long list of vendors to secure parts from.



Yes, and the end results land it at the bottom of any performance comparison with other panels, and not even in the same planet as the dino CRT.



Setting it up properly does not change the fact that the panel cannot track greyscale properly. It doesn't even after calibration. It doesn't change the fact that it does not reproduce the HD colorspace correctly. Its still doesn't after calibration. It doesn't change the fact that it smears during fast motion, even after calibration. The panel just does not react fast enough, and calibration isn't going to change that.



You only have to adjust the convergence every six months. For me, its just a push of a bottom, as the correct convergence values are programmed into the video processor. Even with this inconvience(sarcasm off) it outperforms your vizio even when the convergence is a little off. Smearing on your Vizio is forever. Low contrast levels are forever. Improper reproduction of the HD colorspace is forever. Inability to properly track greyscale is forever. None of these things can be adjusted out every six months, or even in a lifetime.



My obsolete junk outperforms your cheap mass market stuff any day of the week easy peasy. You have no HDMI inputs on your receiver. You have no advance audio decoders on your receiver. You do not even own a bluray player but I do, so who's stuff is obsolete?

I already have too many clues, so I give you one for free. You are bankrupt.

What does my financial situation have to do with anything?
I can always make more money, but plastic surgery hasnt advanced nearly far enough to fix that mug of yours.
Just keep screaming your nonsense about "color smear" and other made up stuff.
I am using my vizio right now, it resolves the 1366x766 perfectly.
As for ypour buddy curt palme, which third world country is he going to get his tubes from? Maybe if he goes around the planet he can still find a few, but I DOUBT IT.
OLED will render all of this mute anyway, if anything but a dirty sock
could render you mute.

[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

Pixie,
Your response it pitiful, but par for the course. You have a serious case of denial, and just do not like facing the truth. You ignore the facts and buy your own press. So you go on and live with your faulty information, and sit around and pretend your cheap panel, and your HDMI less receiver passes for state of the art performance. Those of us that know better will respect you for the joke that you are.

[pixelthis]

[QUOTE=Sir Terrence the Terrible]Pixie,
Your response it pitiful, but par for the course. You have a serious case of denial, and just do not like facing the truth. You ignore the facts and buy your own press. So you go on and live with your faulty information, and sit around and pretend your cheap panel, and your HDMI less receiver passes for state of the art performance. Those of us that know better will respect you for the joke that you are.

[pixelthis]

How funny! So my receiver doesnt have HDMI!
WOOOO! GONNA CRY NOW!
NO! WAIT! My Vizio does! My receiver takes a coax from that and
the TV gets the HDMI, and my 1200 dollar receiver works fine.
Actually I bet MOST dont have HDMI, especially you,
was the hdmi standard even around when your old crap was made?
My 20 year old technics turntable doesnt have HDMI either,
should I kill myself now?
How about the 4300$ integrated amp that Marantz is selling?
Obsolete outta the box!
dagnab it!

[bobsticks]

Y'all have certainly been letting Pix get the last word around here lately. Perhaps the revolution has begun?

Pix: Harbinger of the Enlightenment...nice job on the cake.