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NocturnalPS

NocturnalPS

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gerrrr link wont work. Heres the pic it that works.

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34" Widescreen Real Flat™ TV

The director had a vision. Share it. The Real Flat display gives today's best Home Cinema viewing experience, and it is ready for tomorrows TV developments. The future of television is here today!

Features:
34" Real Flat™ invar picture tube
Active Control™ continuously optimizes picture
6 Widescreen viewing modes plus Auto
Eye Fidelity™ progressive/interlaced line doubling
Scan Velocity Modulation
3D digital comb filter for finest picture detail
20 watt audio with Incredible Surround™ sound
Universal remote controller
AutoFeaturePak
AutoPicture™
AutoSound™
AutoMute™
AutoLock™


Diagonal Size: 34 in
Remote Control: Universal Remote
Comb Filter Type: 3D (Motion Adaptive)
Physical Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (Widescreen)
4:3 (Standard)
Inputs & Outputs: Two HD Component inputs (1080i/480p)
Component Video inputs
Side stereo AV in with S-Video and headphone jack
Rear stereo AV inputs/outputs with CVI and S-Video


In the Box: Universal Remote Control with batteries
operating instructions
warranty information


Height: 25.0 in
Width: 36.5 in
Depth: 23.0 in
Weight: 166.0 lbs
 
Originally posted by LoudMusic
I could be wrong but I think it says "34" Widescreen Real Flat™ TV" in his post ...
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maybe it is 3.4 inches??? or possibly .34 inches, but looks pretty bad arse Noc :D
 
Originally posted by LoudMusic
I could be wrong but I think it says "34" Widescreen Real Flat™ TV" in his post ...
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He only had the picture in there when I posted.

I should start taking screenshots of my posts.
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
He only had the picture in there when I posted.

I should start taking screenshots of my posts.
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Yeah I post slow:P I needed to see if the picture would work since the link to the web site did not, thats why the pic was up first before anything else.

Side note
I'll have to take some picture of my TV room once i have everything hooked up. Its getting real nice in there.
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
He only had the picture in there when I posted.

I should start taking screenshots of my posts.
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Ah, so you're not a total doofus. Good to know.

I'll have to take some picture of my TV room once i have everything hooked up. Its getting real nice in there.
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Yeah man, that'd be cool to see. It would also make it easier to rob you. (:
 
It is listed that it has CVI output. Don't you mean DVI? I hope it has DVI, and is High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) compliant. If not, you might have trouble watching some sources of HDTV programming.

Here in the U.S. over-the-air broadcasts can't run it, but digital satellite operators can. So, do you intend to ever watch HDTV movies form either Voom, Dish Network or DirecTV? If so, you need DVI and HDCP compliance.
 
Originally posted by Solid Lifters
It is listed that it has CVI output. Don't you mean DVI? I hope it has DVI, and is High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) compliant. If not, you might have trouble watching some sources of HDTV programming.

Here in the U.S. over-the-air broadcasts can't run it, but digital satellite operators can. So, do you intend to ever watch HDTV movies form either Voom, Dish Network or DirecTV? If so, you need DVI and HDCP compliance.
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Humm.... well unless its a misprint it does say CVI. And If I do use it to watch HDTV right now Im using satellite. Dish Network.

Just found a picture of the back of it. If it helps....
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Originally posted by 2ez2KiLL
Lock your doors.. Tape your windows.. 2ez2kill comin for that tv tonight :mischievous:
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Going to have to wait a bit longer cause I do not yet have it. Still waiting for the store to receive it.
 
Nice TV Noc! :D

166 LBS? Besure you use your legs when you lift it. ;)

:cheers:
 
Originally posted by NocturnalPS
Humm.... well unless its a misprint it does say CVI. And If I do use it to watch HDTV right now Im using satellite. Dish Network.

Just found a picture of the back of it. If it helps....
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Just found out there is no DVI on this tv. Its okay though Im going to use it primarily for DVD movies (240+ movies and counting sitll) Oh and my games.
 
Originally posted by NocturnalPS
Just found out there is no DVI on this tv. Its okay though Im going to use it primarily for DVD movies (240+ movies and counting sitll) Oh and my games.
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OK, then you don't need DVI or HDCP compliancy.

I don't see CVI in the pictures you are displaying. So, I'll just list what I do see.

You have three inputs there plus one output (composite). The rounded threaded nipple looking thing is your antenna input. I take it the lone component input is the wideband component input? That's where you'll need to connect a HDTV device or HD digital tuner.

AV1 has either component or composite video input, so I'm guessing this is only a standardband component input, but I might be wrong. This is where you want to connect your DVD player or PS2.

AV2 has either a composite or s-video video input.

I have the monitor out on my HDTV set connected to a VCR. No antenna input to my VCR. I use my HDTV hard drive recorder for recording TV shows, and use the VCR for recording what ever is connected to the HDTV set via s-video, webtv box and DirecTV reciever, or whatever images are on the HDTV that dosen't come from a digital connection.

Not a bad setup you have there, really.
Happy watching! :cheers:
 
Originally posted by Solid Lifters
OK, then you don't need DVI or HDCP compliancy.

I don't see CVI in the pictures you are displaying. So, I'll just list what I do see.

You have three inputs there plus one output (composite). The rounded threaded nipple looking thing is your antenna input. I take it the lone component input is the wideband component input? That's where you'll need to connect a HDTV device or HD digital tuner.

AV1 has either component or composite video input, so I'm guessing this is only a standardband component input, but I might be wrong. This is where you want to connect your DVD player or PS2.

AV2 has either a composite or s-video video input.

I have the monitor out on my HDTV set connected to a VCR. No antenna input to my VCR. I use my HDTV hard drive recorder for recording TV shows, and use the VCR for recording what ever is connected to the HDTV set via s-video, webtv box and DirecTV reciever, or whatever images are on the HDTV that dosen't come from a digital connection.

Not a bad setup you have there, really.
Happy watching! :cheers:
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Thanks for the info. Bad news, the store still has not received my widescreen yet. :mad: Hope for some good news tomorrow.
 
It came in late afternoon on Tuesday. Dude its awsome. I took some pictures with my girls camera phone but I need her password to get them off the web site. Stay tunned I should get them on here soon. :)
 
Got them... lets see if I can upload it all.
 

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This link should take you to the Sony product page for this TV.

Sony 70" XBR® Grand WEGA™ KDF-70XBR950

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It's a rear projection, but it's damn fine. I honestly enjoy the picture quality of a CRT over just about anything. And my choice would be a 32" 16:9 Trinitron that Sony was putting out last year. But that was $3,000. This 70" has hella-more features and comes to $7,000. For a bit over double the price you get more than double the screen area and lots of input options and such.
 
We've got a 32" Trinitron WEGA. It's very good, but we should have gone for the 36" after all. Oh well!
 
The 32" WEGA I saw was wide (as mentioned) 16:9 and had DVI inputs. I was thinking it would be cool to use as a computer monitor.

I stand by Sony products. I think they're the best consumer-grade in quality and functionality. They tend to be a bit more pricey, but they last longer because of better builds, better technology, and the inclusion of all current audio / video types. A good Sony product will last you 50% longer than most anything else, but generally doesn't cost 50% more.
 
Originally posted by Solid Lifters
It is listed that it has CVI output. Don't you mean DVI? I hope it has DVI, and is High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) compliant. If not, you might have trouble watching some sources of HDTV programming.

Here in the U.S. over-the-air broadcasts can't run it, but digital satellite operators can. So, do you intend to ever watch HDTV movies form either Voom, Dish Network or DirecTV? If so, you need DVI and HDCP compliance.
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Just to point out I found out what CVI means. Componet Video Input. :banghead:
 
Ahhhh, that makes sense. Though I think it's too close to DVI.

So how do you like it? Are you having "movie nights" with friends and stuff?
 
Originally posted by LoudMusic
Ahhhh, that makes sense. Though I think it's too close to DVI.

So how do you like it? Are you having "movie nights" with friends and stuff?
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Dude man I am LOVING IT! Movie night is every night with my girl and friends.:)
 

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