Toshiba 65HM167 65-Inch 1080p DLP Rear Projection TV

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• 65-Inch
• 1080p
• DLP
• Rear
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[Armookie]

@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]

@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.

[Stonefactor]

This is ancient technology at this point.

[Ron9894]

He forgot to mention that the light engine will go out in two to four years. Let's see $2700 divided by 3 = SUCKS

[niasiadenae]

THESE TVS ARE TERRIBLE MINE IS COVERED IN WHITE SPECKS ITS ONLY 3 YRS OLD

[SuperSparkle1966]

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.

[TheBull06]

i got this tv for 50 bucks on craigslist! lol

[dayuhl2u]

Why do people still use VGA? It was built for 640x480...

[TheBull06]

that isnt a 65 inch O_o