I had mine for 5 years gets used everyday bulb is still going it started to flicker a bit last month but all good again... lol just waiting for it die.
I have this tv and it has white dots all over it. I replaced the bulb last year. This tv is not worth the maintenance that you have to pay for, to continue to watch this tv. I replace the bulb not the white dots; I just don't know what to do with the tv. I may have to trash it.
I have the same tv GARBAGE !!! I bought it in 2008 changed 2 Bulbs and NOW the Optical Drive is going OUT !!! NOW I Have DOTS ALL Freaking Over MY TV . I Paid $2000 for this piece of SHIT !!! BEWARE IM TELLING YOU ... DON'T BUY THIS SHIT
I too feel ripped off by this craptastic tv. I've gone through several bulbs already and I have hundreds (thousands?) of white dots from my DMD chip going bad or something. Samsung DLPs had this same problem but they actually fix it for free. If I want to fix mine it'll cost me $350 at least.
It's only going to last about 3 years, and for 2,000+ dollars!!! Don't waste your money, the white spots are going to show up at about the 3 year mark, and toshiba will just laugh you off of the phone, if you ask them to help with repairs.
don't buy this tv,it's a rip off,toshiba won't back you up,mine lasted 2 years and a half.two lamps replaced already and now the DMD CHIP is giving hundreds of white dots on my screen,toshiba literally told that i'm screwed.
@TheBirdman99 Well he dose because 1944x1080 is the highest def possible on consumer tv's. Rear projection is dead now anyhow and bulbs a unreliable and expensive. This was made in 2007.
@Armookie I was making fun of the fact that he said 1944x1080. 1080p = 1920x1080. Unless 1944x1080 is some magical resolution i have never heard of. it just doesnt make sense.
@TheBirdman99 No 1944x1080p is highest def possible not 1920x1080. Although 1920x1080 is probably highest in US tv consumer market. But UK and many others do use 1944x1080p. 3880x2160 has been experimented with but no formats support that res yet. But it will be coming as 3d takes off.
@Armookie Highest def possible? Now you are the one who is crazy. Yes, you talk about 3880x2160, yet you make it sound like 1080p is the best resolution out there. I am full aware that 1080p is not the best. Hell, i personally have a computer monitor LCD that outputs 2560x1600, far beyond what 1080p tvs can handle. You may be right about the 1944x1080 for the UK, but i havent seen any proof of it. Plus, if you view the newegg page and many others for this tv, it lists it as 1920x1080p.
@TheBirdman99 Yes and if you read my comments you would have seen that I stated Highest def possible on domesic tv not monitors. If you want proof just google 1944x1080. BluRay 1944x1080 h264 AAC is standard in the UK at least for hidef.
I had this Tv for over 3 years It worked Fine, Sound was good, Games were awesome looking on it... Hd was Great... Bluerays Look amazing...
Only thing is the Lamp just went, but it is very easy to get to and replace, for around 250 $ or so... but that is with every Projection Tv..
As far as picture Problems I didnt have any, the Picture was great, And never had any dead Pixels .. maybe i was lucky... but The TV worked great for me... .
I had this Tv for over 3 years It worked Fine, Sound was good, Games were awesome looking on it... Hd was Great... Bluerays Look amazing...
Only thing is the Lamp just went, but it is very easy to get to and replace, for around 250 $ or so... but that is with every Projection Tv..
As far as picture Problems I didnt have any, the Picture was great, And never had any dead Pixels .. maybe i was lucky... but The TV worked great for me...
@KABRIS1 Those are called dead pixels. It means that the pixels stopped working and now only show the color white. That's why Toshiba sucks.. their tvs get dead pixels pretty easily :X
I called Toshiba and they said, "We have no idea what that is", now I see why they didn't fess up. Can the dead pixels be fixed, and if they are fixed, will they reappear?
@KABRIS1 First of all, sorry for the late comment. And second of all, I've read posts of people fixing dead pixels by applying a *small* amount of pressure on them using things that won't harm the TV such as erasers. I have never tried this myself as I've never had any dead pixels. And I don't know if they'll re-appear but if the applying pressure method works my guess is that you can use the same method over and over again. Ask your friend if he's still under warranty.
@KABRIS1 Do they smoke or have a fish tank near the TV? I have a 65" Mitsubishi DLP that is working fine after almost 2 years. Usually people that get the white dots have done something to cause them.
buy Toshiba 65HM167 65-Inch 1080p DLP Rear Projection TV and get for free troley, no nead any more of tv table, like you can see is very easy to move your brand new tv all arround the house.
I've had this TV for almost two years, the picture quality is amazing and I haven't blown a bulb yet. The bulbs go bad if you turn the TV on and off constantly not allowing the bulb to cool. It's great for a large basement theater, but I wouldn't put it in my living room unless it was 600+ sq ft
Toshiba 65HM167 65-Inch 1080p DLP TV has excellent picture and sound, BUT 1) the light bulb needs replacement every 6 to 8 months ($170), and 2) after 2 years the screen now has 1,000+ white dots on it--which is apparently also a problem on Samsung TVs. So be sure to get 5-year extended warranty (and hope they will honor it), OR get a smaller LCD or Plasma TV, as the initial price of $1,609 (with tax) + $267 (stand) + $628 for 5-year warranty, with replacement bulbs can make this expensive.
this is my tv, and i have to replace the bulb already, only last 2000-3000 hours, then BANG, price is 160$ , be prepared to spend this every couple years. but nice otherwise
i have a dlp tv 47 inch its a nice tv but those bulbs suck ive had my tv 4 about 3 or 4 years and we had to replace the bulb and that ting was exepensive so take my advice and dont buy those tvs unless you have the money to buy a bulb every 2 years
yea but those lamps burn out every few years ( the very bright bulb he talks about )and they cost 150-300 to replace and they have the issue of face shake (look it up ) but mine is from 2005 so maybe they are better now.
actually todays dlp sets the bulbs only cost about $99 and they last over 2 years up to 3 or so depends on your viewing habbits. and they are 3d tvs all the mitsubishi sets. i'm getting an 82 inch dlp
I have a toshiba 45inch rear projection tv and ive used it so much and i mean alot for video games tv and dvd for the past 6years and havent changed the bulb once and it's still going strong so :) Maybe it's just toshiba power?
He's lying. I have this tv hooked up to a pc. There is no high definition through the vga input. You are right thats not possible. But its still a great tv.
they seem to have all this amazing expensive technology in these videos... SO WHY DONT THEY HAVE A HD CAMERA TO RECORD THIS IN... this is just blurry and you cant see how good the TV is.
YouTube didn't allow HD videos until November 2008 [720p]... and 1080p november 2009... This was uploaded in january of 2007. That would be why theres no HD!
man i 60 inch tv looks a lot bigger bcz its rear projection it is taller than me and the screen you cn sleep in over night and there is no way that is 65 inch
I'm going to say it 1 mo gain. DLP has the MOST REALISTIC and NATURAL color system on any tv. LCD and Plasma look extremely good, but the colors are not as natural. You may lose contrast or brightness with DLP, but it will always look more natural with color imo.
To have 1080p or 1080i which is like really clear do u have to have a big one??? coz we're gettin a 40 INCH one (or 37 Inch) would that only be 720p?? is that still good for gaming?? plz reply
No u dont have to own a large 50 inch tv. A friend of mine owns a 24 inch 1080p gaming monitor. Just make sure that the dimensions of the monitor are 1920x 1080 to get the full hd. Some retailers will tell u that the tv is hd. But to get full hd, make sure that the dimensions are correct.
i have the same inches but the tv is made by mitshubishi unbalivably lol but they make good cars.i can see the tv from my kitchen!!!!!!! thats how bright it is.
Garrgg... that thing is BIG. How would anyone move that thing if they gotta move? Obviously it's for someone with a house and plans to live there forever. Besides... Toshiba isn't premium brand for TVs.
lCD IS GREAT FOR 49" AND LESS, Anything more DLP is the way to go unless you are filthy rich then get a plasma cause U will be able to afford to buy another plasma in 4 years when it goes bad and pay for the 700watts of power it uses. DLP has way better color to me. Yellow and flesh tones look real. LCD still has that haze to it. And only by mitsubishi. They are the reliable ones, SAMSUNG AND TOSHIBA SUCK! SAMSUNG REALLY SUCKS>
I have this exact TV and it weighs maybe 50 pounds and roughly 2 feet deep. Great television, good value. I would sacrifice being able to hang a 150 pound 52 inch LCD on the wall for having to put a 65 inch television, which has EXTREMELY vibrant picture, on a tv stand.
I have one of these and they do blow LCDs out of the water in contrast also a good investment there is only three parts that can actually fail in them all easy to replace.
Though I wish they put the VGA connector on the side as well.
Though one also can hook a PC to the HDMI using a DVI to HDMI cable but get a short HDMI male to female cable so you don't risk breaking the HDMI port in the TV if you plan on connecting and disconnecting stuff often.
Not sure what your talking about thus is a TV for the American market theyre TV scan resolutions are lower than the UK so they start down at 480 where ours start at 576 so the first step to HD 720p isnt much of a jump to UK'ers but it is to the Americans, thats the difference hence all the fuss about 1080p.
EVERYONE- CHECK OUT THIS HECK OF COOL LCD TV!! !!IT'S WAY BETTER THAN THIS TOSHIBA TV-!! JUST TYPE IN- YuTubeMedia - IN THE SEARCH BOX, AND IT'LL COME UP. AFTER SEEING IT, I WANTED TO GET ! IT TOO. IT'S LIKE THE NEWEST BEST LCD TV MODEL OUT RIGHT NOW, JUST PUNCH IN- YuTubeMedia - IN THE SEARCH BOX. THIS WICKED TV HAS GOT SOME REALLY COOL HIGH TECH FEATURES LIKE UPDATING IT WITH THE NEWEST TECHNOLOGY,CHECK IT OUT, YOU'LL PROBABLY WANT TO GET THE SAME TV WEN YOU SEE IT. WATCH THE VID:
I was searching all over electronic stores, to see what TVs look better for games (I have a PS3) and movies. I looked at LCDs and Plasmas and I have to say...the DLP is no fucking joke. Its freakin awesome! I recommend these TVs to everyone who games and just wants an overall bad ass TV at a pretty decent price. I guess people just hate its bulkyness but hey, its about the picture, not looks.
People don't realize that you can hang a DLP also. DLP is overall the best tv around for quality. I just bought a 61" Samsung 1080p DLP the other day and it is amazing even at standard definition channels.
it's actually not that good. horrible viewing angles. one of the worst is you see this crystallized thing in the screen sometimes. it's very distracting. LCD and Plasma has a much sharper picture regardless of the resolution.
He forgot to mention that the light engine will go out in two to four years. Let's see $2700 divided by 3 = SUCKS
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I had mine for 5 years gets used everyday bulb is still going it started to flicker a bit last month but all good again... lol just waiting for it die.
DINightslayer 1 day ago
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DINightslayer 1 day ago
THESE TVS ARE TERRIBLE MINE IS COVERED IN WHITE SPECKS ITS ONLY 3 YRS OLD
niasiadenae 2 days ago
I have this tv and it has white dots all over it. I replaced the bulb last year. This tv is not worth the maintenance that you have to pay for, to continue to watch this tv. I replace the bulb not the white dots; I just don't know what to do with the tv. I may have to trash it.
SuperSparkle1966 1 week ago
i got this tv for 50 bucks on craigslist! lol
TheBull06 2 weeks ago
Why do people still use VGA? It was built for 640x480...
dayuhl2u 2 weeks ago
that isnt a 65 inch O_o
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jimvincentvillanueva 2 weeks ago
I have the same tv GARBAGE !!! I bought it in 2008 changed 2 Bulbs and NOW the Optical Drive is going OUT !!! NOW I Have DOTS ALL Freaking Over MY TV . I Paid $2000 for this piece of SHIT !!! BEWARE IM TELLING YOU ... DON'T BUY THIS SHIT
djdsmooth72 2 months ago 2
Does that cool stand come with it?
kall550 3 months ago 3
What a small tv
HenrySk8r 4 months ago
he should work in WWE (reminds me of Ultimate Warrior the way he talks)
pitbull1981gr 7 months ago
I too feel ripped off by this craptastic tv. I've gone through several bulbs already and I have hundreds (thousands?) of white dots from my DMD chip going bad or something. Samsung DLPs had this same problem but they actually fix it for free. If I want to fix mine it'll cost me $350 at least.
AtlantaNaturalHealth 10 months ago
Thumbs up if you came here from photonic inductions video Rear Projection TV?
vidmanproductions 11 months ago 2
1:19 EXTREME BLACK TECHNOLOGY!
ilagoncss 1 year ago
I dnt like toshiba or mitsubishi to me personaly they are cheap quality. Make me a Sony 73" inch and that I will buy!!!! ;)
CabronaDeNacimiento 1 year ago
65 inch??? What da hell... No more than 50? Is he an munchkin?? Lol
wiifire85 1 year ago
It's only going to last about 3 years, and for 2,000+ dollars!!! Don't waste your money, the white spots are going to show up at about the 3 year mark, and toshiba will just laugh you off of the phone, if you ask them to help with repairs.
colemanjr1204 1 year ago
my grandpas have a 1080 thats aint yet on a market yet rofl... and it didnt cost them anything only having good friends in techology center.
tulp35000 1 year ago
Panasonic make the best plasmas, Sharp make the best LCD/LED.
godanselmo 1 year ago
don't buy this tv,it's a rip off,toshiba won't back you up,mine lasted 2 years and a half.two lamps replaced already and now the DMD CHIP is giving hundreds of white dots on my screen,toshiba literally told that i'm screwed.
don't buy from these people,bad customer service
diaz3720 1 year ago
hes throwin quite a lot of numbers at me hahah dont need to know all that
FireStarterzBeats 1 year ago
They only last 3 years without having to replace the light engine $600 plus bulb $200 don't waste your money!
camrhon46 1 year ago
omg! omg! omg! FRANK MIR!
riedelreseda 1 year ago
this vid is almost 4 years old now
silvertusk 1 year ago
that is HUGE
jord505 1 year ago
Nice TV but a bit old now.
One thing it will do better than LCD and Plsma though is Sound.
ClactonRadio 1 year ago
hoodwinked ftw
aids696969 1 year ago
1944x1080? This guy is a joke. He obviously doesnt know anything about televisions
TheBirdman99 1 year ago
@TheBirdman99 Well he dose because 1944x1080 is the highest def possible on consumer tv's. Rear projection is dead now anyhow and bulbs a unreliable and expensive. This was made in 2007.
Armookie 1 year ago 12
@Armookie I was making fun of the fact that he said 1944x1080. 1080p = 1920x1080. Unless 1944x1080 is some magical resolution i have never heard of. it just doesnt make sense.
TheBirdman99 1 year ago
@TheBirdman99 No 1944x1080p is highest def possible not 1920x1080. Although 1920x1080 is probably highest in US tv consumer market. But UK and many others do use 1944x1080p. 3880x2160 has been experimented with but no formats support that res yet. But it will be coming as 3d takes off.
Armookie 1 year ago 6
@Armookie Highest def possible? Now you are the one who is crazy. Yes, you talk about 3880x2160, yet you make it sound like 1080p is the best resolution out there. I am full aware that 1080p is not the best. Hell, i personally have a computer monitor LCD that outputs 2560x1600, far beyond what 1080p tvs can handle. You may be right about the 1944x1080 for the UK, but i havent seen any proof of it. Plus, if you view the newegg page and many others for this tv, it lists it as 1920x1080p.
TheBirdman99 1 year ago
@TheBirdman99 Yes and if you read my comments you would have seen that I stated Highest def possible on domesic tv not monitors. If you want proof just google 1944x1080. BluRay 1944x1080 h264 AAC is standard in the UK at least for hidef.
Armookie 1 year ago 2
@Armookie I disagree.
Just because the popular trend has been to move to flat styled LCD and plasma TV's doesn't mean shit.
DLP and CRT HDTV's still have the best pictures out there.
Not to mention, they don't emit as much radiation at you and your family.
Can anybody say less cancer??
These new flat styled TV's just cannot compete with the picture quality of DLP and CRT's.
TheSilencer1313 1 year ago
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@TheSilencer1313 I disagree.
Just because the popular trend has been to move to flat styled LCD and plasma TV's doesn't mean shit.
DLP and CRT HDTV's still have the best pictures out there.
Not to mention, they don't emit as much radiation at you and your family.
Can anybody say less cancer??
These new flat styled TV's just cannot compete with the picture quality of DLP and CRT's.
Nuclear793 1 year ago
i wasnt paying attension of what he was saying, i just watched the movie :P
PIanBSkate 1 year ago
amo los televisores de proyecion por lo baratos ke se pusieron alrrededor de $2000 pesos mexicanos con lampara nueva modelos 2008 de "52" para arriva
chavielectro 1 year ago
Just changing my first bulb this week on a TV bought in 2007...not too happy having to shell out $200 but what can you do.
BTW I did get mine from Tiger Direct as well.
TheCoolHandFluke 1 year ago
@TheCoolHandFluke ebay has them for about $110
AtlantaNaturalHealth 10 months ago
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I had this Tv for over 3 years It worked Fine, Sound was good, Games were awesome looking on it... Hd was Great... Bluerays Look amazing...
Only thing is the Lamp just went, but it is very easy to get to and replace, for around 250 $ or so... but that is with every Projection Tv..
As far as picture Problems I didnt have any, the Picture was great, And never had any dead Pixels .. maybe i was lucky... but The TV worked great for me... .
painter6388 1 year ago
I had this Tv for over 3 years It worked Fine, Sound was good, Games were awesome looking on it... Hd was Great... Bluerays Look amazing...
Only thing is the Lamp just went, but it is very easy to get to and replace, for around 250 $ or so... but that is with every Projection Tv..
As far as picture Problems I didnt have any, the Picture was great, And never had any dead Pixels .. maybe i was lucky... but The TV worked great for me...
painter6388 1 year ago
hmm i dont like it. How heavy is it?
LegacyLord 1 year ago
Mitsubishi is way better!!!!!!!!!!!
FaGiToNCrAcK 1 year ago
I know someone that has one and there are white dots, that look like the constellations,starting to appear. Could anyone tell me why?
KABRIS1 1 year ago
@KABRIS1 Those are called dead pixels. It means that the pixels stopped working and now only show the color white. That's why Toshiba sucks.. their tvs get dead pixels pretty easily :X
LeonardoSasuke 1 year ago
@LeonardoSasuke Thank you so much for replying.
I called Toshiba and they said, "We have no idea what that is", now I see why they didn't fess up. Can the dead pixels be fixed, and if they are fixed, will they reappear?
Thank you for your time.
KABRIS1 1 year ago
@KABRIS1 First of all, sorry for the late comment. And second of all, I've read posts of people fixing dead pixels by applying a *small* amount of pressure on them using things that won't harm the TV such as erasers. I have never tried this myself as I've never had any dead pixels. And I don't know if they'll re-appear but if the applying pressure method works my guess is that you can use the same method over and over again. Ask your friend if he's still under warranty.
LeonardoSasuke 1 year ago
@KABRIS1 Do they smoke or have a fish tank near the TV? I have a 65" Mitsubishi DLP that is working fine after almost 2 years. Usually people that get the white dots have done something to cause them.
Spoodily 1 year ago
@Spoodily 2 years is right around when they start to mess up... you may have just jinxed yourself.
AtlantaNaturalHealth 10 months ago
@KABRIS1 dmd chip is dying.... costs a new or refurbished light engine, at least $350.
AtlantaNaturalHealth 10 months ago
@mraleks321 What drug are you doing?
WeAreTwoDoorsDown 1 year ago
fhucking love hoodwinked!
WillingToPooNvm 1 year ago
buy Toshiba 65HM167 65-Inch 1080p DLP Rear Projection TV and get for free troley, no nead any more of tv table, like you can see is very easy to move your brand new tv all arround the house.
magdalenagalinska12 1 year ago
rear projection is asking for trouble.
slaterking1000 1 year ago
I've had this TV for almost two years, the picture quality is amazing and I haven't blown a bulb yet. The bulbs go bad if you turn the TV on and off constantly not allowing the bulb to cool. It's great for a large basement theater, but I wouldn't put it in my living room unless it was 600+ sq ft
imvpro 1 year ago
I have this TV and it has been perfect for two years now. It has a killer picture.
fredhainen 1 year ago
Toshiba 65HM167 65-Inch 1080p DLP TV has excellent picture and sound, BUT 1) the light bulb needs replacement every 6 to 8 months ($170), and 2) after 2 years the screen now has 1,000+ white dots on it--which is apparently also a problem on Samsung TVs. So be sure to get 5-year extended warranty (and hope they will honor it), OR get a smaller LCD or Plasma TV, as the initial price of $1,609 (with tax) + $267 (stand) + $628 for 5-year warranty, with replacement bulbs can make this expensive.
SCelayir 2 years ago
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MRFRUITCAKE98 2 years ago
It not want in my dads house but because my dad already has a rear projection tv but its 42"
MRFRUITCAKE98 2 years ago
This dude is always tryin to sell junk
kuruptsoul 2 years ago
It dose'nt look like junk to me
lets just hope its eco-power
(witch means not powerful)
the light seems powerful
MRFRUITCAKE98 2 years ago
its great T.V but when i saw the back I was like wo wo wo wo. that is jus not for me.
SeeN0More 2 years ago
buy a HD projector and a 140" screen. probs still cheaper...
ecallaw2k8 2 years ago
yeh
so cheap in america but in england its like £1000
MRFRUITCAKE98 1 year ago
That's one big ass TV. I'd rather had a bit less picture quality than have that thing in my house.
nylecrane2k7 2 years ago
or an HD projector
MRFRUITCAKE98 1 year ago
can i get this in UK?
cjellwood 2 years ago
my penis is bigger
footballf4n 2 years ago 69
@footballf4n lol!!!!
matt101569 1 year ago
lol!!!!
matt101569 1 year ago
@footballf4n you know imax thats mine
kc88kc 1 year ago
so stupid u can get a huge projector 1080p full hd for half the price that is selling for just totaly stupid that video
crammonk 2 years ago
this is my tv, and i have to replace the bulb already, only last 2000-3000 hours, then BANG, price is 160$ , be prepared to spend this every couple years. but nice otherwise
thetubbsohio 2 years ago
i love the rear projection tv's they produce the most friendly images in my opinion.
CityHunter84 2 years ago
"They improved the black colour by 70 procent."
Sounds like complete bullshit xD
Nille006 2 years ago 2
maybe becuase this was made in 2007 !
5myth11 2 years ago
woah! thats thick... I was expecting not slim but at least hafl that width! :/
TheYoungSuccess 2 years ago
LOL it's a projection TV.. Not a flat panel... Ohh a/v noobs :-D
ThaPharCyd 2 years ago
How much does it cost??
lolaap5 2 years ago
I love this tv. I have my pc hooked up to it. I bought it 2 years ago. I love it more than my plasma or my lcd tvs.
demarioda1 2 years ago
1944x1080 hahaha
Sp8rk3y 2 years ago
The frame around the picture is tiny, I thought my TVs frame was thin lol
DaveSimonH 2 years ago
i have a dlp tv 47 inch its a nice tv but those bulbs suck ive had my tv 4 about 3 or 4 years and we had to replace the bulb and that ting was exepensive so take my advice and dont buy those tvs unless you have the money to buy a bulb every 2 years
skaterman110 2 years ago
yea but those lamps burn out every few years ( the very bright bulb he talks about )and they cost 150-300 to replace and they have the issue of face shake (look it up ) but mine is from 2005 so maybe they are better now.
xxAshley4598xx 2 years ago
actually todays dlp sets the bulbs only cost about $99 and they last over 2 years up to 3 or so depends on your viewing habbits. and they are 3d tvs all the mitsubishi sets. i'm getting an 82 inch dlp
TheNolaninja 2 years ago
82' inch! They actually sell those. Where at? I.m happy with this one
demarioda1 2 years ago
best buy and online
wd 82837 and
wd 82737
TheNolaninja 2 years ago
I have a toshiba 45inch rear projection tv and ive used it so much and i mean alot for video games tv and dvd for the past 6years and havent changed the bulb once and it's still going strong so :) Maybe it's just toshiba power?
phads77 2 years ago
did he say full high definition when showing the vga input??how is that possible?
geazzz 2 years ago
He's lying. I have this tv hooked up to a pc. There is no high definition through the vga input. You are right thats not possible. But its still a great tv.
demarioda1 2 years ago
you can do hd on all dlps today, this is an older model though. you can use the hdmi hookup to pc
TheNolaninja 2 years ago
@demarioda1 Are you kidding me???
Through the VGA INPUT????
Maybe becouse it is not called HDMI input but VGA !!!
XepojCp6uje 2 years ago
dont they have dlp tv's in europe?
larsjuh22 2 years ago
they seem to have all this amazing expensive technology in these videos... SO WHY DONT THEY HAVE A HD CAMERA TO RECORD THIS IN... this is just blurry and you cant see how good the TV is.
topgames121 2 years ago 43
@topgames121
Hey dumbass,
YouTube didn't allow HD videos until November 2008 [720p]... and 1080p november 2009... This was uploaded in january of 2007. That would be why theres no HD!
Stupid cunt.
leaf16nut 10 months ago 3
@topgames121
Its simple Cause you dont have a hd computer
hottyboyy 5 months ago
wtf, did he say "the black colour" , hmm black isn't a fucking colour it's a shade.
ragegod1 2 years ago
its called that u moron
iTzBrutal 2 years ago
its the absense of a color
desertman123 2 years ago
man i 60 inch tv looks a lot bigger bcz its rear projection it is taller than me and the screen you cn sleep in over night and there is no way that is 65 inch
786arslan 2 years ago
i have this tv. It looks a lot bigger at your home. He has it sitting down low.
demarioda1 2 years ago
is that some sort of optical illusion there is no way that is 65"
planr 2 years ago
He said 720i as a resolution. There is no 720i. The common feeds are 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p.
tvtek 2 years ago 2
My friend wants to sell me this tv for $1400...is that good? It's still under warranty too
roc81 2 years ago
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adrianisthemaster 2 years ago
its worth it they cost over 3000 if you buy good quality brand new
786arslan 2 years ago
I love this tv. I paid 2800 but that was 2 years ago. Now i would not pay more than 1200.
demarioda1 2 years ago
Same size as my TV... :D
ThinAir715 2 years ago
dude at the end u were talkin so fukin fast lol
AceBulletProductionz 2 years ago
you are boring
homam7 2 years ago
14bit??
what about 64 bit like vista
saqibd123new 2 years ago
this was the dumbest question I've seem so far...
dodavieira 2 years ago
omg colour not fucking operating system bit
isaacandliam 2 years ago
oh right lol my bad soz
saqibd123new 2 years ago
I'm going to say it 1 mo gain. DLP has the MOST REALISTIC and NATURAL color system on any tv. LCD and Plasma look extremely good, but the colors are not as natural. You may lose contrast or brightness with DLP, but it will always look more natural with color imo.
PSD3MONS 2 years ago
what i see there is a interlaced video playing but i would go for lcd if you can't afford that then plasma. dlp would be on the third
MisterBull3T 2 years ago
To have 1080p or 1080i which is like really clear do u have to have a big one??? coz we're gettin a 40 INCH one (or 37 Inch) would that only be 720p?? is that still good for gaming?? plz reply
hamptonpanthers 2 years ago
No u dont have to own a large 50 inch tv. A friend of mine owns a 24 inch 1080p gaming monitor. Just make sure that the dimensions of the monitor are 1920x 1080 to get the full hd. Some retailers will tell u that the tv is hd. But to get full hd, make sure that the dimensions are correct.
MrFitzsimmons09 2 years ago
Always get 1080p. the size of the TV doesn't matter :P
ThinAir715 2 years ago
agreed
candyman665 2 years ago
i have the same inches but the tv is made by mitshubishi unbalivably lol but they make good cars.i can see the tv from my kitchen!!!!!!! thats how bright it is.
ps3hackerfilms 2 years ago
this is an old video, oled and lcd has topped this for a while
TAZHEL 2 years ago
ture.
shotta2545 2 years ago
Yep. I got a 720p DLP 4 years ago. And it still serves me well. BUT, as soon as i'm able 1080p LCD or OLED will replace it.
99virgo 2 years ago
duz rear projection make any difference
basslinewobbla08 2 years ago
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Mizumi17 2 years ago
i might be getting a 65 dlp but not the flat ones from mitsubishi
joeldude76 2 years ago
uuhh no. it would look bad.
musicfuse 3 years ago
you get a lot of rainbows too
musicfuse 3 years ago
that can't be a 65 inch tv my 42 looks just as big ans weighs 70 lbs and hangs on the wall
badcolt944 3 years ago
what an annoying asshole, i was all like "shut the fuck up"
gfilippou 3 years ago
dlp sucks because it dosent have viewing angles like lcd
hubhub27 3 years ago
lcds have motion blur and low contrast ratio
steeelerfan 3 years ago
Garrgg... that thing is BIG. How would anyone move that thing if they gotta move? Obviously it's for someone with a house and plans to live there forever. Besides... Toshiba isn't premium brand for TVs.
fvgotch 3 years ago
its only 40lbs dude, its not as heavy as it looks! it only has a dlp on it
Feder147 3 years ago 2
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fvgotch 3 years ago
if your fat
steeelerfan 3 years ago
never as fat as yo mamma~ nah...
fvgotch 3 years ago
i have a mamma you got 2 daddas
steeelerfan 3 years ago
oh good one! lol your funny dude~
fvgotch 3 years ago
lol
steeelerfan 3 years ago
LOL 720i?????
Infamous256 3 years ago
lol!!
i just kept watching the cartoon.
milk454 3 years ago
holy shit that thing is huge.
jazzzjackrabbit 3 years ago
i got a 65 but mines a sharp and mines a lcd
joeldude76 3 years ago
720i?? is he okay?
hailphire130 3 years ago
Now imagine Aliens... in 1080p. Awesomeness overload, anyone?
HRVDNT 3 years ago
lCD IS GREAT FOR 49" AND LESS, Anything more DLP is the way to go unless you are filthy rich then get a plasma cause U will be able to afford to buy another plasma in 4 years when it goes bad and pay for the 700watts of power it uses. DLP has way better color to me. Yellow and flesh tones look real. LCD still has that haze to it. And only by mitsubishi. They are the reliable ones, SAMSUNG AND TOSHIBA SUCK! SAMSUNG REALLY SUCKS>
jeremysgonenorth 3 years ago
i have got a samsung 67" 1080p Slim-Depth LED Engine DLP HDTV, i dont like toshiba
Alejandro5r 3 years ago
I have this exact TV and it weighs maybe 50 pounds and roughly 2 feet deep. Great television, good value. I would sacrifice being able to hang a 150 pound 52 inch LCD on the wall for having to put a 65 inch television, which has EXTREMELY vibrant picture, on a tv stand.
magomillion 3 years ago
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fuck its not flat, 20th century
mcrbillytalent 3 years ago
the screen is flat its just not skinny.
Get a sony KDS-60A3000 way better check out my vid of it it.
viper03x99 3 years ago
WOW it's like my crt tv just bigger... how ugly T_T
CRYSIS73 3 years ago
damn thats gotta weigh a ton
Jellyhat 3 years ago
Its actually not heavy at all, Just takes two people to pick it up because its so wide. I love this tv
demarioda1 2 years ago
I have one of these and they do blow LCDs out of the water in contrast also a good investment there is only three parts that can actually fail in them all easy to replace.
Though I wish they put the VGA connector on the side as well.
Though one also can hook a PC to the HDMI using a DVI to HDMI cable but get a short HDMI male to female cable so you don't risk breaking the HDMI port in the TV if you plan on connecting and disconnecting stuff often.
Membrane556 3 years ago
full hd 1080 fukn p
nukiwimet 3 years ago
Its a "Toe Sheeba" TV apparently
billybifocals 3 years ago
Not sure what your talking about thus is a TV for the American market theyre TV scan resolutions are lower than the UK so they start down at 480 where ours start at 576 so the first step to HD 720p isnt much of a jump to UK'ers but it is to the Americans, thats the difference hence all the fuss about 1080p.
xanderxine 3 years ago
I have this tv its awsome, and the price is not to bad
officeprime 3 years ago
gREAT REVIEW. i think i just found my new TV
teamfailtrucks 3 years ago
720i huh
manu0whu1 3 years ago
that tv have nice definition but kinda too fat
peter12415 3 years ago
dude its deffinately 1920x1080 you are r-e-t-a-r-d-e-d
crunkaintdead757 3 years ago
lol @ 720i ... no such thing
and 1944x1080 WTF?? this guy has no idea wat hes tlkin about
86reciever 3 years ago
hey if anyone know why my projection tv just turns off by itself please message me i want to fix this problem
george3681 3 years ago
maybe a dead light bulb
donneil123 3 years ago
lol the little squirrel "dinamita"
scottishboy1987 3 years ago
lol@1944x1080
its 1920x1080 buddy
where'd you get 44?
Mrbadboy333 3 years ago
Yeah, the people responsible for these videos don't always do their best to get the facts correct.
n40798 3 years ago
which just shows how uneducated the general public is. shame, imo.
Mrbadboy333 3 years ago
wanna play my 360 on this wow !
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YuTubeRight 3 years ago
it doesn't have any SCART inputs.
Diamondblade2008 3 years ago
I was searching all over electronic stores, to see what TVs look better for games (I have a PS3) and movies. I looked at LCDs and Plasmas and I have to say...the DLP is no fucking joke. Its freakin awesome! I recommend these TVs to everyone who games and just wants an overall bad ass TV at a pretty decent price. I guess people just hate its bulkyness but hey, its about the picture, not looks.
Vergil10k 3 years ago
People don't realize that you can hang a DLP also. DLP is overall the best tv around for quality. I just bought a 61" Samsung 1080p DLP the other day and it is amazing even at standard definition channels.
kennyg22 3 years ago 2
it's actually not that good. horrible viewing angles. one of the worst is you see this crystallized thing in the screen sometimes. it's very distracting. LCD and Plasma has a much sharper picture regardless of the resolution.
musicfuse 3 years ago
how mush is this thing worth in aussie dolars?
jchri132 3 years ago
Just becuz of all this talk about 720p and 1080i and 1080p i gotta go p
sivadhplarmsncom 3 years ago