1 comments about Epson Powerlite 822p Multimedia Projector.

1. After looking at all the available options, I picked the 822p because of the performance specs and its ability to connect it to a LAN. After a no-brainer setup, and connection into my home network, it has (after only 10 hours of use) shown itself to have the right stuff. I will admit that getting detailed information, on exactly what data were available over the network, was a negative. Calling the Epson "presales" phone number was not really very useful. It turns out that the 822p and 83c are twins (well almost) but I didn't find out the details until I had purchased the 822p and was reading the instruction book which covers both units. All-in-all, I really like the 822p for its bright, sharp picture, even on the wall which is "off white"..

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2 comments about Sony 46" Widescreen HDTV Monitor (KP-46WT510).

1. I bought this Sony 46 inch widescreen Projection TV, KP-46WT510 less than 2 years ago, as of this writing, at Circuit City. I've been pleased with the functionality - 4 options for widescreen / fullscreen mode, plenty of inputs for DVD, VCR, Laser, Satellite, etc. - and the picture quality. However, the convergence board went out last week, in less than two years. This means the picture is warped at the edges and the colors spread out into a double image, making it useless for movies on DVD, though you can still watch and hear the sound. Our old TV lasted about 10 years before that happened. What's more, I paid $400 for the 4-year full service plan. I called the number of the service plan and they gave me the usual run-around and finally someone said they would send servicemen within 3 business days. Three business days later - 5 actual days later - the serviceman called and it turned out he's in a different state and can't come here. I called the service number again and was told they'd reschedule. After three weeks the TV that wore out in less than two years still hadn't been serviced. Finally I was told no repair shop in Colorado can fix Sony's, and was offered and exchange, but equivalent size TVs are now more expensive and I had to pay the difference. So I decided to upgrade to a plasma at considerable extra cost, and got a Zenith Z50PX2D - I'll review that after using it a few weeks.



2. I bought this Sony KP-46WT510 in March 2004. I definitely enjoy this TV. It's easy to use, great image quality, good price for a sony. Everyone calls my living room "the movie theather.

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5 comments about Hitachi Ultravision 55HDS69 55-Inch Plasma HDTV.

1. I even called the store before ordering the tv to make sure it would come with a stand so the tv wouldnt just fall over. But they promised me that it would come with a small base stand. Of course it didnt and when I called them they said they would send one right out, which of course they never did. Horrible purchases and follow through ...........It cost me over two hundred more to buy an cheap stand so I could use the dumb tv. Just beware from this company.



2. I did over 6 months of research and found this set to be the best bang for the buck. I was able to get it for $1729 at Tiger Direct and was lucky enough to be just out of state so no tax and I picked it up so no shipping. I put it on the wall with a Peerless Tilt mount rated to 200lbs and it was the easiest install I had ever done. The only word of caution: This is a huge set and it takes 2 big guys to lift and install.
   
   Now I am into professional video and work closely with video reproduction on computer monitor and other screens so my eye is more critical than most and I have one thing to say. There are purchases that don't live up to your expectations, products that come out about what you expected and the few that far exceed your expectations. My experience was the latter. For the cost, this set blew me away. You can't get a better looking image from a set this size for this cost. I paired it with a Toshiba HD-2A HD DVD player and though the Toshiba is a little clunky, it has awesome image upconversion and features (an obvious early adopter box). The SD DVDs I have played on it look awesome. I will let you know how the HD DVDs look once I pick a few up. I plugged my XBOX 360 in and WOW, there is nothing like it (there were audible gasps from my friends)...even from 3 feet away!
   
   This set is being phased out by Hitachi and replaced by a smaller 50" 1080i 401 series set now which I hear is also very good, but I was quite happy to save a grand and have 5 more inches on my wall.



3. All I have to say is wow! Like some of the others have said, I too did a TON of research on this TV along with every other TV in its's class. Hitachi is a fantastic manufacturer and this is an incredible TV. Amazon's price of $1,999.99 is completely fair for a machine of this quality and their price is consistent with other retailers fortunate enough to have a couple of these TV's.
   
   I watched my first Blu-Ray movie on this TV last night and I was blown away. Watching sports in High-Def is truly amazing. I just cant say enough.
   
   Also, if you happen to own a PS3, this TV really brings out the quality picture in your games.
   
   WORD OF ADVICE: Don't wait on this too much longer. These TV's are in limited supply and, as you can imagine, are selling out quickly. Also, be prepared to spend around $200 for either a stand or a wall mount kit.



4. My Hitachi HDTV is still broken after 4 repair attempts. Phone support flat out lies to me telling me they don't offer refund or exchange. After escalating it to her supervisor, got him to admit that exchange is an option. Now waiting for them to call me back with their decision. Not holding my breath.



5. After reading a recommendation from Consumer Reports, I shopped this unit around and purchased it off the internet for $2,000 (freight incl.) and am very happy with the quality of the picture- although as with most high-tech electronics; my lack of understanding of all of the ways to connect to your cable box, DVD recorder, surround-sound, etc. made set-up a very confusing and time-consuming ordeal. If you are not an audio-video technophile, you may want to consider hiring a professional to come in and do it right.

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