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W/ Tracking# New XL-2300 Lamp Bulb For Sony TV Projector KF-WE42 KF-WS60S1 Rear $115.99 |
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SONY DLP LAMP XL2100E XL2100U XL5100 XL5200 LCD TV BULB $86.94 |
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BULB FOR SONY TV XL2100E KDS-50A2000 KDS-55A2000 LAMP $86.94 |
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BRAND NEW SONY XL-2400 OSRAM NEOLUX DLP TV LAMP BULB $55.00 |
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SONY XL-2400U OSRAM Lamp Bulb KDFE50A10 KDFE50A10PRMO $109.00 |
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LAMP FITS SONY XL-100E LCD TV KL-37W1U KL-37W2U XL100E Bulb $93.26 |
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LAMP FITS SONY XL2000E TV KF-42SX200U Bulb KF42SX200U $93.26 |
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TV Lamp FOR XL-100E / SONY KL-37W1U KL-37W2U KL 50W2U /BULB $93.26 |
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LAMP FITS SONY TV XL-100E KL-50W1U KL-50W2U XL100E Bulb $93.26 |
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SONY XL5100 XL-5100 LCD TV OSRAM LAMP BULB $109.00 |
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SONY XL-5100 OSRAM LAMP BULB KDSR50XBR1 KDRS60XBR1 $109.00 |
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SONY XL-2400 XL-2500 DLP Lamp/Bulb – Rear Projection TV $246.55 |
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New XL-2300 For Sony Rear TV KF-WE42 KF-WE50 KF-WS60 KF-WS60S1 Lamp Bulb $138.99 |
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New XL-2300 For Sony Rear TV KF-WE42 WE50 KF-WS60 WS60S1 Lamp Bulb W/ Housing $115.96 |
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New XL-2300 For Sony KF-WE42 KF-WE50 Rear TV Lamp Bulb $115.99 |
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New XL-2300 For Sony Rear TV KF-WE50 KF-WS60 Lamp Bulb $128.99 |
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New XL-2300 For Sony KF-WE42 KF-WE50 Rear TV Lamp Bulb $115.99 |
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OSRAM BULB FOR SONY XL2100, TV MODEL KDF42WE655 $69.00 |
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TV Lamp For Sony XL-2500 KDF37H1000 Bulb S2500-M $104.99 |
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TV Lamp For Sony F93089000 F-9308-900-0 Bulb S2500-M $104.99 |
5 Myths About LCD TVs
There are many different opinions and views on LCD TVs, some are true and some are simply false. Here are some common misconseptions:
1) LCDs Have a Viewing Angle of 160 Degrees
This is the case sometimes with high end models, but most manufacturers will boast (incorrectly) that their TV can be seen from 80 degrees each way (160 degree viewing angle), which is almost completely from the side. Yes, you will be able to see a picture from those angles, but the actual picture will be distorted, color washed, dimmer, and have a lower contrast. If viewing angles are vital to the set up of the room, it would be smart to consider buying a TV from one of the more expensive brands. Sony, for example, has a reputation for having great viewing angles, up till about 70 degrees each way (140 degrees all around).
2) LCD TVs Last Forever
Extremely untrue. Nothing lasts forever, not even expensive TVs. Most LCD manufactureres report their TVs last around 30,000 to 60,000 hours. If we use our ol’ math skills, we can figure that watching 3 hours of TV each day (let’s use the 30,000 hours), your TV should last around 28 years. If we watch an average of 8 hours of TV a day, our TV would last around 10 1/2 years. And lastly, if we were to not move and watch 24 hours of TV a day, the TV would still last around 3 1/2 years. While not immortal, LCD TVs will definently give you your money’s worth when it comes to longevity.
3) LCDs Are Bad to Watch Action Movies or Play Video Games on
While this may have been the case for older models, modern technology has allowed almost all current LCD TVs to have a higher response time, allowing for smoother picture quality. A pixel’s response time is basically how long it takes for the certain pixel to refresh itself. This is measured in milliseconds (ms), and many high end LCDs have a refresh rate under 20 ms. Slower response times create an image that can appear to off, an effect commonly known as “trailing.” TV technology is steadily reducing the response time for many new televisions on the market.
4) LCD Displays are Filled with Actual Liquid
It can be easy to get confused with a name like “Liquid Crystal Display,” but there is no actual liquid used to creat an image. The screens are constructed with two pieces of glass, filled with millions of tiny crystals (twisted nematic liquid crystals). These crystals react to electric currents, and essentially untwisting at different degrees depending on the level of current recieved.
5) LCD TVs Suffer From Burn-In
This claim is scientifically impossible. LCDs work by blocking light, so there is no way for a burn-in to occur. These TVs are commonly referred to as “transmissive” displays, because the crystals themselves do not create light. The light is actually emitted from a bulb behind the screen, and the crystals manipulate the light to different intensities. So since the light is generated from an outside source, the images cannot be retained by the screen at all. The bulbs can eventually burn out, and be replaced for around $200, but not the display.
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