Rear Projection TV Lamp Replacement: Lamp Replacement for DLP TV, LCD Projection TV

Lamp Replacement for DLP and LCD Rear-Projection TVs Reviewer: Paul Doran Review Date: April 2006 Copyright © 2006 DLP TV Review. All Rights Reserved. Lamp Replacement applies to DLP and LCD rear projection based televisions as well as all rear projection based micro displays such as DILA, and SED. It does not apply to LCD flat panel TVs. Quality HDTV capable DLP and LCD/LCOS rear projection prices have dropped considerably in the last few years. Prices have plummeted to well under $3500 for 62 inch sizes with 1920 x 1080 super high resolution. The cost the main internal replacement lamps has recently followed suit. This is a positive development in "light" of the fact that there is a very high probability that you will have to (or want to) replace the projection lamp. Rear Projection Televisions are not like other televisions that can run maintenance-free for 20 years or more. They need to have their lamps changed on occasion, and most have air filters that need to be cleaned every month or two.
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Best DLP TV - DLP TV Reviews - Rear Projection - 1080p DLP

When purchasing a new DLP tv consider the latest DLP 1080-based HDTVs. With larger screens you get up to 2 million pixels the 1080p has to offer which is double the resolution of a 720p model. The size of your screen should coincide with how far back you will be from the DLP tv. General guidelines are 10 to 14 feet of space between you and a 42 to 46 inch set, 12-16 feet on 50-inch DLP displays and up to 15 feet with anything larger than 60 inches. The great option on DLP's that other televisions like LCD and Plasmas don't offer is that every few years you can replace the bulb/lamp in the DLP display (about $250) and essentially have a brand new tv again with top rate color and quality. Consumers who love watching sports and those who like playing video games on their tv screen will really enjoy a large DLP display for viewing purposes. You get vibrant colors, high contrast, smooth images, and the fastest video performance of any HDTV technology. In order to find the best sellers and performers in various screen sizes, we read customer reviews on sites like Circuity City, Amazon, Epinions and other consumer electronics forums. You can view the results below. We suggest buying DLP tvs online through reputable retailers or through traditional brick and mortar stores like Circuit City and BestBuy.
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DTVCity: DLP TV, Television, LCD, HDTV Resources and Buying Information

Sharp XV-Z9000U by Evan Powell, ProjectorCentral DLP TV RESOURCES, REVIEWS AND BUYING TIPS DLP technology is the only display solution that enables an entirely digital connection between a graphic or video source and the screen in front of you. The result is a picture whose clarity, brilliance and color must be seen to be believed.
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Panasonic PTDW5000U Dlp Projector pt-dw5000u

OVERVIEW - Panasonic ptdw5000u 4500 ANSI Lumens Dual Lamp DLP Video Projector: The PT-DW5000U projector is yet another major stride forward in innovative design ideas from Panasonic. Building on the highly reliable DLP single-chip technology, the PT-DW5000U uses newly designed features to deliver even more spectacular image reproduction, in a low maintenance, high performance package - two trademarks that you have come to expect from Panasonic. Designed for the growing popularity and demand for the 16:9 aspect ratio brought on by HDTV and Blu-ray high definition entertainment players, the Panasonic PT-DW5000U displays a wide 1280 x 768 resolution at a brighter and sharper 4,500 lumens. And with innovative new features like Vivid Color Control, a new 10-micron dust filter, and a rubber sealed lens unit, this wide screen projector is ideal for open environments like restaurants, bars, casinos, and theaters. With the PT-DW5000U, you don't just make a presentation, you make an impact.
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Home Theater: Samsung HL-S5679W DLP HDTV

Rear-Projection TVs Samsung HL-S5679W DLP HDTV By Geoffrey Morrison • January, 2007 Reference unleashed... almost. A little less than a year ago, a predecessor to this TV competed in one of our Face Offs with five other RPTVs. It didn't do well. Despite the fact that it posted some of the best measurements of the group (including the most accurate color points and the best contrast ratio), it came in fourth place out of six sets. The reason was a video processing "enhancement" called DNIe, which two-thirds of the reviewers flat-out hated. It couldn't be disabled. Just the fact that the same processing on this HL-S5679W is defeatable would make it worth a review. (In fact, you can't enable DNIe at all in some modes.) As it turns out, this isn't even the most interesting feature on this RPTV—not by a long shot. Look Ma, No Bulbs! This is the first projection television since the extinction of the CRT RPTV that doesn't use a UHP (ultrahigh pressure) lamp to light up its screen. Instead, the HL-S5679W has three tiny LEDs (light-emitting diodes), all on one chip.
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