what does a 56" LCD Rear Projection Flat Screen DLP HDTV Widescreen look like?

Answer 1

I presume you're joking, because you're mixing up terms that wouldn't be found with each other--LCD and DLP are different technologies for creating a picture, for example; a TV can be LCD or DLP but not both. A "rear projection" TV can't really be a "flat screen" (in the sense that the entire unit is a thin, flat panel). And it's a bit redundant to say HDTV widescreen, because HDTV *is* Widescreen (though widescreen isn't necessarily HDTV).

And disregard r_g's advice--they may not be flat like LCD flat panels or plasmas, but projection technology like DLP, LCD projection, and LCoS is as good as, if not BETTER than LCD panels and plasma. I've got a 1080p DLP TV, and the picture's far better looking than the plasmas I see at the store or at my friends' houses. I'm not saying that DLP is better technology across the board, but that there's something more important than what image technology a TV uses--the brand/reputation of the product, the calibration of the equipment, the quality of the signal you're putting into it.

Answer 2

It look like about 56" in a diagonal measurement across the screen.
If you are asking about the quality of picture?
Do not waste your money on rear projection anything. It is just that "projection" and the resolution can not be as good or as pure as the newest technology available. Do your resource checks on line. Spend a little more cash but get something with the best technology.

Answer 3

it looks like a 56 lcd rear projection dlp hdtv widescreen pmsl or does it look like car