tv

[Dr1ve4fun]

heh..I just got our old 51" projection tv outside for someone to pick up..that mofo was heavy... It would have been like 500$ plus labor to get it fixed so we baught a new tv. We got the same size and stayed with projection just because my mom thinks they are better. But now I will finally have an hd tv and its widescreen It gets delivered on saturday. I can't wait to play my 360 on something bigger then 32" again..OH and best of all...we ended up paying only 600 for the new one. my mom is amazing at getting good prices.

[witeshark]

Wow that's a good deal

[celsdogg]

excellent. hdtv ftw. who makes it? what resolutions does it support? HD input?!?!? i gotta know these things!

[Dr1ve4fun]

OK it is a hitachi (cheaper brand but the old one we had lasted a LONG time) The resolution is 1080i It takes the others and converts them to match its display. It has 1 HDMI input..is that the HD one?
actually...here lol

Warranty Terms - Parts 1 year; 2 years: tube
Warranty Terms - Labor 1 year
Product Height 49-3/8"
Product Width 48-3/4"
Product Weight 151 lbs.
Product Depth 21-1/2"
TV Type Projection
Screen Size 51"
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Display Type Rear-projection CRT
Built-In_DVR No
Digital Cable Ready No
Digital Capabilities HD built-in
Maximum Resolution 1280 x 1080
Vertical Scanning Lines (Native Mode) 1080
Comb Filter 3D Y/C
Media Card Slot No
USB Slot No
Digital Convergence No
Picture-In-Picture Yes
HDMI Inputs 1
DVI Inputs No
S-Video Inputs 3
Component Video Inputs 2
PC Inputs No
RF Antenna Input 1
Front A/V Inputs 1
Audio Outputs 1
Simulated Surround Yes
Language Options English, French, Spanish
V-Chip Yes
Sleep/Alarm Timer Yes
Remote Control Type Universal

[RSF5]

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[celsdogg]

nice. imho there is nothing wrong with hitachi. hdtv can be used over component cables (analog), dvi (support both analog and digital, depending), and HDMI.