Dotto Tech - Season 5 Episode 20 - DLP Televisions

[tracemaster100]

WOW... OGM Man just imagine the sharpness. If my math is correct and you had 10,000 of those screens (1:55) taken out and layed side by side like 100 by 100, you would have a screen that covers 120" and its native resolution would be 192,000 x 108,000. just one photo would cover 180.0 GB. :O

[MysticTrunksHQ]

@flamedgrifen We're in the 80s now. Ah the 80s oh sorry the size^^..not the year.

[WackoRhailent]

dynamic contrast = joke

[ZchampGT45]

Now there is LED, LCD, Plasma, DLP, and OLED

[gregglesdawrestler]

hi i am getiing a samsung 50 plasma series 5 do i have to worry about burn in on the series 5

[brossmania]

just try not to to avoid still images and logos during the first hours of use ! but if I were u I will probably go for a DLP or wait for the laser tv coming up in few months

[kruff10]

im getting a mitsh. 65 inch dlp. the bulb in it ( under normal use should last from 8 to 10 thousand hours and on mits. web site the replacement bulb is only $ 99.00 bucks.

[masapod2892]

dlp is the way to go look for mitsubishi diamond dlp its image quality is amazing no burn even after left bluray on pause over night its also more bang for your buck

[david1991rules4life]

he forgot to tell some cons:

Plasma's: Burn images in when played a "logo" (ie:channel logo) on the screen for too long (not good for gaming etc)

LCD's: Have motion lag in fast movements because it cannot react (unless the new samsung range which has a faster response time etc which eliminates this) perfect for games.

Rear projection, very good for movies etc, but also burn images in like plasmas.

(i'm nto referring everything to games but that's just a hint).

[snajperSLO]

DLP TV's have no burn in and no motion blur.

[BigsxcD]

dlp? are you saying about rear-projection? i only said that lcd's (without fast response times and good engines) have motion lag and plasmas burn in....i never said about 'DLP's'...O_-"

[maddogg360]

man, That was very helpful!

Thank for sharing

[ssbbisoobercool]

i plan on getting a 67'' samsung (750)

[ColdToiletSeats]

ive done alot of research and lcd and plasmas are useless unless your mounting them on the wall.. dlp is the way to go i plan on getting a 65inch

[LVGovadina]

where are almost no 32 inch plasmas, the smallest still in pruduction from major cumpanies are 42 inch

[dobronos]

I want to know if I should use an LCD or a Plasma TV. The space is 30 inches wide. I will be using it for playing blue ray movies and for playing my Xbox 360.

[matthewhan1995]

if its 30 inch, definately lcd

[david1991rules4life]

definately lcd for gaming, no burning images in like plasma, and if you get a leading brand that has a extremely fasdt response-time; it will have no"motion lag" especially in games with fast-combat scenarios etc.

[jdang]

dlp for music games like guitar hero and rockband, no lag, no motion blur, bigger crowd. lol

[daweller]

Dotto grew up on da streets yo!