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Thanks for responding to my comment. No, I am not PR, I just proof read my stuff. I know what you mean about the colors, i just like mine turned up a little more to have the image stand out, but it can be adjusted. Second, I have seen Samsung and Sony and was going to buy one of them, but what I meant by not seeing the Philips I meant I saw it in the store with a split connection that feeds hundreds of tvs and very bright overhead lights. Getting it home and watching a blu-ray movie it in a dark room is a diferent story, I really believe that this TV is ahead of its time. Tvs I buy are either Sony or Panasonic, but not after this one. I am not a Philips fanboy, as a matter of fact, Philips was losing it with that Amilight stuff, and Philips is not known for their TVs at all, but I really think people should check it out. Anyway, put it next to your best set, compare, and then shoot it down. Thanks guys.
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3. Never had a problem with HDMI (nVidia 8860)
4. I had to setup UAC and auto-login

My guess is that Velocity Micro does (or did when Mr. Morley was there) a bit more integration testing then Dell does. Is it something that Dell or HP could do? Sure, but that cuts into their profit margin.







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I also love the listings of what time each part of the program starts that you have on the blog. I know that it is included in the podcast description but that does not show up on the iPhone or iTouch. If the program list is added as lyrics though they show up when you tap the Now Playing screen and it works great.]]>Sep 26th 2008 11:13AMhttp://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/
On Uverse, I thought about trying to switch from Comcast (since its comcraptic), but changed my mind after reading so many reviews on bad image quality. They are already planning on adding a 3rd HD signal by compressing more as well, so the image quality will most likely get even worse.]]>Sep 26th 2008 6:56PMhttp://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/
Any Comments.

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My HTPC (Sage, but it doesn't really matter) with ArcSoft TMT - starts playing a BD in about 5-7 seconds. My only problems have been physically damaged disks (scratch resistant coating my a$$). I do LPCM, letting ArcSoft do the decoding and sending it out analog to my receiver and it sounds great. Bitstreaming is a PITA currently, but why not just use analog? I do use AnyDVDHD though. I'd never think of going stand alone...did they get faster?

PF]]>Sep 29th 2008 5:53PMhttp://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/Sep 30th 2008 11:49AMhttp://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/24/engadget-hd-podcast-103-09-24-2008/Sep 30th 2008 11:59AM