High Definition Projection Television

I wiped the screen of my 57" high definition television with a lens cloth and alot of the protectant on the screen came off. Can this cause any damage to the function of my tv??

Not really....that's an anti-glare coating you wiped off.....

You'll see it with the TV turned off....But that's not how you watch TV....

I've seen the anti-glare coating come off of other sets..So, stop using Windex and switch to Radio Shack's $20 Monster Screen Cleaner Kit.

Save yourself the $400 you would need to replace that screen. Like I said it won't affect TV watching...

2007-02-15 19:36:24 by susan h

61quot; RCA Thompson HD 1080i Rear Projection TV

It is a projection television.

Yes and no. Technically speaking, the answer is yes. It has a projector unit with HD 1080 capabilties. But being a rear projection screen television, the picture quality isn't going to be as good as Plasma or LCD screen. That's the nature of the beast, the flipside to being able to have an extremely large screen.

P.S. There are two kinds of 1080, 1080i and 1080p, with i meaning interlaced, and p meaning progressive.
They're different projection scanning patterns, if you want to know more look it up. I won't explain here because it's off topic. 1080p is true HD.

Please ask in the correct area next time.

2008-11-14 20:00:00 by Vladimir

Price: $1,899.99 $550.00

47-inch widescreen HDTV monitor projection television with 1080i resolution; 44.6 x 23 x 47.9 inches (W x H x D)
Uses Samsung RealFlect video system and PerfectFocus autoconvergence system to enhance and refine image quality
Includes dual-tuner picture-in-picture and universal remote control
15-watts per channel x 2 for powerful stereo sound
Progressive-scan conversion for analog inputs; progressive-scan DVD component-video input