SAMSUNG LED DLP HL61A750

[Taliesin]

Ciao a tutti,

premesso che non sono espertissimo in materia e che so
( correggetemi se sbaglio ) che i principali difetti della
tecnologia a retroproiezione attuale possono essere
l'effetto rainbow, la grana sui colori a tinta unica,
la lieve rumorosità di fondo e soprattutto la vita
media delle lampade e costo del relativo ricambio
( i pregi sono altrettanto numerosi ); mi chiedo:

Nessuno ha sentito parlare del modello in oggetto di 61"?

SAMSUNG LED DLP HL61A750

Uscito in america a 2000$ , giudizi entusiasti da parte di molti utenti
e soprattutto niente lamapade da cambiare per via della tecnologia!

Qualcuno ne sa niente per noi europei? Esiste qualcosa di similare?

Grazie a chi saprà rispondere!

Tal.

[Taliesin]

Nessuna dice nulla in merito?

[Taliesin]

Come mai nessun appasionato si interessa in merito a questa
particolare tipo di TV come tecnologia?

A me sembra fantastico : grandi dimensioni, prezzo ridotto, lunga durata!

Leggendo in rete ho scovato un bel sito ( tradotto qui ) dove indica anche chi produce le sorgenti di luce LED a Samsung, una certa "Luminus" , fa vedere come sono fatti i loro LED all'interno e conclude indicando l'estrema convenienza in termini di prezzo, qualità visiva, durata, consumi rispetto a LED & PLASMA a parità di pollici!!!

Come dobbiamo fare per saperne qualcosa di piu' noi europei?

[fermau]

in USA i i retro sono molto utilizzati, ci sono molte marche che qui non esistono tipo Mitsubishi. Dubito che vedremo mai quel samsung qui...

[Taliesin]

Dubito che vedremo mai quel samsung qui...

Grazie fermau per la tua riposta ( anche se non porta buone nuove ):
ho provato ad utilizzare il motore di ricerca del sito di samsung europa
senza nessun esito di sorta....

essendo il prezzo molto allettante mi chiedevo cosa dovesse essere necessario acquistare per farlo funzionare anche in europa oltre che un trasformatore ed un VRC per avere il tuner PAL
( chi se ne frega della scart, c'è 3 HDMI 2 compositi )

In USA lo trovi facilmente all'equivalente di 1300€ i + 300€ circa
utilizzando un servizio di inoltro internazionale ( loro spediscono ad un magazzino fittizzio in usa e poi da questo a te in Italia ) ....

... insomma per 1600 piu' il costo di un trasformatore
ti ritrovi a casa un 61" senza bisogno di lampade di sostituzione!

Peccato per la garanzia.....

[fermau]

trasformatore e garanzia a parte...

la spedizione con 300 euro deve essere assicurata e con imballo a prova di bomba, e dubito che possa arrivare sano.

Poi calcola da un 20 a u 40% di dogana...

so...il gioco non vale la candela.

ciauz

[Taliesin]

so...il gioco non vale la candela.

ciauz

con quel rincaro di dogana , no di certo

Grazie ancora per la tua risposta e quindi
nessuna speranza di vedere la tecnologia DLP con lampade al LED
di Samsung per noi poveri europoidi......

[ariandax]

l'argomento interessa molto anche me...purtroppo confermo la difficoltà nel trovare simili tecnologie in italia fatta eccezione per

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.203-1876.aspx

lo trovi in italia a 2.900 euro. Senza stand ne surround , inoltre non è full hd ma i commenti sui forum sono ottimi.

Questo invece è da 65, stessa tecnologia ma full hd...solo che intalia nisba...
http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/produ...oduct_id=13243
un peccato mortale. Ne parlano bene...
Sembra che sti modelli da noi siano destinati a scomparire a favore dei soliti plasma/lcd...

[Yougssio25]

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