Samsung HL-R7178W DLP TV

At CEDIA 2005 Samsung introduced everyone to the massive 71" Samsung HL-R7178W DLP Rear Projection TV, it features a Cinema Smooth 1080p Light Engine that provides outstanding color and deep black levels for the highest screen resolution available in a consumer DLP. I was suprised that such a big TV didn't cost well over $10000, it only costs $6,499. It is Digital Cable Ready and offers a built-in Analog/Digital Tuner for convenient connection with input sources.

HDTV (920 x 1080p) digital format converter provides a high quailty digital picture for both HDTV and analog sources.

Samsung's DNIe video enhancer optimizes motion, contrast and colors for a smooth, film-like picture without the threat of burn-in effects.

If you want a massive screened TV that won't totally blow the budget, I would have a look into Samsung DLP Rear Projection range of TV's, they seem to be just as good as LCD and Plasma TV's, but with a lower price. samsung.com

Samsung 71" HL-R7178W DLP TV Specifications:

Product type	TV
Technology	Digital Light Processing (DLP)
Diagonal size	71 in
Image aspect ratio	16:9
HDTV compatible	Yes
Width	65.8 in
Depth	20.4 in
Height	46.8 in
Weight	116.6 lbs
Color	Black
Video System
Resolution	1920 x 1080
Comb filter	3D-Y/C digital
Analog video format	NTSC
Analog video signal	S-Video
Audio System
Audio system sound output mode	Stereo
Surround sound effects	SRS TruSurround XT
Audio controls	Balance, Bass, Treble
Total output power	30 Watt
Television Features
Color temperature control	Yes
Tuner / Channel Details
Tuner type (qty)	Standard TV (2)
TV tuner multi-channel preview	Picture-in-picture (PIP)
Channel labeling	Yes
Parental channel lock	Yes
V-chip control	Yes
Remote Control
Remote control	Standard remote control - infrared
Integrated Device(s)
DVD player type	No
VCR type	No

Posted by Paul B on September 11, 2005 02:31 AM | Permalink

Comments

Anybody know how high the base of the Samsung 71" DLP (Model #HL-R7178W should be off the floor? I have been trying to find a stand for the HL-R7178W to get the height. I am building an entertainment wall and need to know how high to make the shelf the TV will sit on.

Posted by: Rick Gfeller | September 26, 2005 04:49 AM

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