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Hitachi 57F510 57 in. HDTV-Ready CRT TVThe F510 Series offers a perfect blend of Hitachi performance, design and high value. The refined Super Contrast II CRTs feature advanced...
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The F510 Series offers a perfect blend of Hitachi performance, design and high value. The refined Super Contrast II CRTs feature advanced optics which deliver a bright, razor sharp image, edge to edge and corner to corner. These HDTV Monitors feature proprietary VirtualHD 1080p processing and an Adjustable Color decoder for the most accurate picture possible no matter what the source. Digital connectivity* allows for the highest quality digital signal from many modern digital sources, now and in the future. The sleek 57F510 cabinet can be separated into two pieces for convenient installation. Hitachi core technologies deliver a superior home theater experience with the F510 Series.
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14 Reviews from Shopping.com
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Pros: Picture is just too good in HD. Price is awesome.
Cons: Thick. It is still a projection (24" inches deep) TV. Not DLP.
The Bottom Line:
I do not have a bad 'after buy taste' in my mouth. Worth every penny.
I do not like the onus of being the first reviewer, but I will do my due diligence. I was really big on spending under 2k for a TV that was HD and was manufactured by a reputable company. After going to the store with dreams of DLP in my head, the sticker prices' soon taught be to be realistic. When I saw the HD picture on the Hitachi, I was in awe. Not because it was much better or worse than the two DLPs beside it, but the view price. I really thought it was a mis-print. I came from a 60" Mitsubishi 4:3 that was good "THEN", but this is really a whole new ballgame. I think this is a great (BIG HD) TV for those looking to spend under 2000 (easy.. I paid right around 1650/pre-tax). It also has 2 Component Ins, an HDMI in, and that was more than the equals for (price) other brands.
My use pattern is about @ TV - @ movies - and gaming. Once I got component cables for my Playstation, I just sat back and drooled. Tiger Woods 2005 on the 57" screen is really worth the $70 bucks in cables... TRUST ME. A whole new appreciation for HD, once I got it home. The same WOW effect Dolby Digital and DTS had on me 7 years ago, when they hit the audio side of things.
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