I read that the WD-738s didn't have good screen uniformity, with a bright middle and dimmer corners. Are the 838s and all bulb lit DLPs the same way?
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We have had no problems with our tv. We had to replace the bulb once but that's it. We have great uniformity
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I have had no issues with my tv. I have the 82" model and truly enjoy watching movies on it. It's a great value.
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Ive had a Mitsu dlp for 3 years (a 60hz for that matter) and have never seen:- ghosting- screen effect except with the crappiest of internet video- rainbow effect- any picture defect whatsoeverI much prefer projection over LED/LCD as the picture is a little more soft and film like... LED is so bright and harsh that it overpowers movies IMO.... Movies are a projection thing, so to me they look better on a projection device....
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I think both the 7000 and 8000 are side lit. You may be thinking of the 8500 as that is back lit. We have the 7000 and really like it. The only thing I have noticed since I bought it is the screen is not glass like Samsung 550/650 plasma models. We have ours on a stand and my little todler has climbed up and marked up the screen. It has not affected the picture, but there are some marks on the screen that would not be on a glass screen tv.
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they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do... » Read More they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. « Show Less
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This isn't an LED Light Source machine.... it is Single 0.65" DC3 DMD DLP® Technology by Texas Instruments system. I just bought this unit as it is 1080p vs my Optoma HD66 which was 720p. You would have to watch a lot of TV 2 put 6000 hrs on one of these. I plan on replacing mine around 4000 hrs. if I ever needed to. I would recommend this to all my friends, it is a great projector for the money.
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Well im not sure about brightness particularly but it seems to be a pretty well lit screen , it doesnt get so hot I also use a cooling pad to ensure it doesnt though .I dont know much about the 13 I bought my labtop befor it came out.
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The after market projectors use 2 different bulbs now instead of the one. The low beam os 9006 and the high beam is h1
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actually it is very nice...deep blacks and white whites....Samsung responded by giving the new LED based sets all 10,000:1 contrast ratio, LED DLPs are the way to go as its better technology all around with faster startup times, more natural colors, and excellent bulb life!
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I don't think this is correct. The HLT6187S was and is an LED DLP. Amazon had the S model before they ran out of it. It reappeared as SAX which is what had me wondering about the difference between the two.In any case, I am now leaning more towards the Sony SXRD because from my research it seems like the build quality of the Samsung is very flimsy and the Sony has a much better viewing angle. Moreover, although the LEDs might last longer they get dimmer with age as well. With the bulb, you can replace it and essentially get the same brightness back, with LEDs you cannot.
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not sure about relative to led's. but i had a plasma before this one and i could hardly watch when the blinds were open. with this one the image is clear as a bell. no issues in a well lit room. happy with my set. believe the hype.
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I have the same projector. Since it was on the lower price end I purchased a 4 year Square Trade on it. If my bulb blows I'm going to request a whole new one or comparable. I did some digging and can't find anyone selling the lamp for this unit. I would start here: http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-HW350T If it dead ends at least find out the bulb type. Then contact a local electronics/cpu repair shop. They could probably order one from some where. Good luck!
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according to Crutchfield the 8500 series has a screen with a higher density of pixels. It is supposed to be much brighter. I will say that the 6300 is very bright. You can watch it in daylight. You could probably find out more at Crutchfield.com
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I believe that the WD-73640 is a DLP-link 3D ready TV and these glasses should work just fine with this model, I am currently using these glasses with a Mitsubishi WD-73740
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Compared to my Dell Vostro, the screen is one of the weak points of this computer. Poor brightnes and poor viewing angle.The dimming problems gone away by disabling "adaptive brigthness" in advanced power management.
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I have recently purchased a LOHAS STYLE 9 Watt Soft White 3200K Dimmable B35 E12 Base LED Candle Bulb, That is brighter. At 9 watts it should be much brighter and it isn't but it is brighter. I think the LED driver circuit is less efficient since it gets hot. It is dimmable. You might chech it out. The B 35 is physically larger than the c37 but it does have the e12 base.
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I got a slightly different model TBL03, but it looks the same. I use it for three lamps via a triple plug connected to the dimmer. It works well with LED lights so far. Mine is rated for max 300 W incandescent or 150 W LED/CFL. My LED bulbs are 9 W each, so x3 is only 27W total.
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My U845W-S400 does not have any lines, bad pixels, or uneven lighting. You can tell that this laptop is built with high quality. The display is good but not excellent. I guess it is not the brightest and does not have the most vivid colors, but nothing that would actually bother the viewer. I watch movies on it.