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Tim in Phoenix
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Curt Palme
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It's Hisense. It's crap! 
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El Duderino
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Location: Portland, OR
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| wrote: | | Powered by a Texas Instruments® DLP chip, and packing 4 million micromirrors, you get the detail and brightness of 8.3 million gorgeous pixels. |
It's a wobulated single chip DLP. 
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pj-toso
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Location: Norway - Oppland
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Yes, this isnt laser at all, it is as mentioned dlp with a laser light source.
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Tim in Phoenix
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Hmmm
Has anybody Seen one?
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larryp
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How much do they cost?
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AnalogRocks
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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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$9999
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Jeremy112
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All it is, is a typical laser DLP short throw projector, with a Screen Innovations ALR screen... nothing special, its just a "neat package" put together for $10,000!
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Jeremy112
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To be fair though, if you've never seen a good single chip laser DLP, you're missing out. There's a phosphor wheel, but no colorhweel, so no rainbow effect. The color is also a lot more vibrant than any colorwheel DLP I've serviced or seen.
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jbltecnicspro
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Sheesh that's expensive. But it's no more than what Plasma TV's used to cost way back when. I remember them being $35,000 in 1998!
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AnalogRocks
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I bought my mom a used Pioneer 42 inch "economy series" from c.2006. It was $6000 back then 
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jbltecnicspro
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | I bought my mom a used Pioneer "economy series" from c.2006. It was $6000 back then |
Yeah, it really is amazing the display tech we have today for the prices. Proof positive that the industry has more or less gone for the "race to the bottom".
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Spanky Ham
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I saw it at Cedia. It looked like crap to me.
Epson had a short throw for IIRC $3k that looked pretty good. It was 1080p though.
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