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I wana get a 65'' 1080P DLP HDTV, but I dont know what those mean..
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DLP are not "flat panels". They are smaller box's than the old "Big Screen" televisions - but they are 12 - 18 inches deep.
The good side of a DLP:
- you can get bigger screens for the same money
- Bulb can be replaced every 3 years to bring it back to original brightness
- No burn in issues
The bad side of DLP:
- You have to replace the bulb every 3 years
- Dome of the side-viewing has issues (check this out with a display model)
1080p - most of the HDTV's are this resolution. It just means the TV is compatible with the highest available images today.
The good side of a DLP:
- you can get bigger screens for the same money
- Bulb can be replaced every 3 years to bring it back to original brightness
- No burn in issues
The bad side of DLP:
- You have to replace the bulb every 3 years
- Dome of the side-viewing has issues (check this out with a display model)
1080p - most of the HDTV's are this resolution. It just means the TV is compatible with the highest available images today.
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