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Harry Pearson

Posted by unclestu52 on September 23, 2007 at 14:30:02:
the magazine's founder must be least in his 60's.
I don't know about his eyes, and I don't about his ears, bit I do know he plays things very loud, and has a set up man to do most if not all the grunt work of hooking up and such. As to how qualified his tech man is, again, no one is quite sure as to the man's capabilities.

I had been using a 50 inch plasma with 768 resolution for three years. The difference between a 1080p source and an upsampled 480P signal is quite obvious and apparent. It may vary from machine to machine (I use a Marantz universal player, modified) and a second production run Sam Sung BDP-1000, but the differences are apparent the larger the set you use.

Stu