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Old 04-05-2002, 7:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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DVI or VGA ?

Another newbie I'm afraid, so grateful for any help and time forum members can give me.

I've recently upgraded my PC Monitor to an 18inch LCD which is being fed a DVI signal by a Radeon 8500 card. To my eyes, the difference of DVI over VGA in terms of picture quality and clarity is staggering.

So, as I will be buying a projector for the World Cup, and will be using the same PC to drive it, I need to know whether to buy one with a DVI input (Epson TW100) or stay with the much acclaimed VGA (Panny AE100)

Leaving all other things aside such as colour, noise, price etc, can I expect a similar leap in pq simply because of a DVI input / DVI video card or is it just that for two similar spec projectors, DVI and VGA displays can be made to look about the same after much tweaking.

Thanks all

Yes, I know I could demo both of them side by side, but I'm just after a general view from y'all as to the relative merits of DVI or not.
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DVI is MUCH better IMHO and is the future. Of all the panel projectors I have played with DVI always wins by a substantial margin. The difference is not small. This is why I am still interested in the Piano.
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Old 04-05-2002, 7:29 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Dvi is top quality.
try New sharps,lite pros, or nec

Panasonics so many probs
i repair projectors for a living and pana are a nightmare

Top tips Sanyos quality image stick with Lcd only for Tv images dont use Dlp
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Panasonics so many probs
i repair projectors for a living and pana are a nightmare

You obviously don't repair the Panasonic PT-AE100 then, as you don't seem to know what it is:
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are these ae;s dlp or lcd
Unusual for someone earning a living from PJ repair
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