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No more SXRDs or LCOS technology. They are going flat panel, and since they dropped plasma a while ago, that means LCD and OLED(?).
People better stock up on bulbs.
Jack
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They are leaving the display business.
Kal
Looks like the end of the RPTV era will mean that real bargains can be had.
I ordered an extra lamp for my JVC LCOS yesterday, just in case. JVC says they're good for 7500 hours, but early lamp failure seems to be a relatively common problem.
I still like the picture on my set better than any of the flat panel alternatives, save the 1080p plasmas from Pioneer and Panasonic. We watched Seabiscuit on HD-DVD the other night, and the picture was often stunning, with incredible dimensionality and sharpness.
I thought LCDs are RPTVs; using a lamp to project the image from a tiny LCDs.
Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy, which sustained him through temporary periods of joy - WB Yeats
Some are, most aren't. Some few are like narrow RPs, most are thin like plasmas - direct view, no lamps - think large thin computer monitors.
Thin is in. RPs are great banf for buck but a dying breed.
Figures. Just bought a Sony RPTV last week.
There will be no problem getting bulbs. Sony does not produce them. Philips or Osram manufacture them.
I'm still on my original, with over 2 years of fairly heavy use. Looks like the SXRD will be my last Sony, I'm not a fan of their LCDs.
Jack
I'm not worried, as I don't have a RP. :-)
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