JVC HD-52Z575 HD-ready rear-projection D-ILA monitor

JVC's first foray into fixed-pixel, rear-projection TVs a few years back was a big, embarrassing disappointment. The D'Ahlia, as the product was called, was introduced at a gala Times Square press extravaganza. The sets on display used Direct-drive...

What drew me to the set was that it was the brightest picture on the sales floor, as I have a lot of ambient lighting. But factory settings for the picture could be a lot sharper; you will need to go into the service menu (sleep timer to 0, then video ...

After having my JVC HDTV for only eight months it was time to replace the light bulb. When I bought the TV the dealer said that the bulb would last about 2years or 6000 hours. TRY 800 hours and 8 months. Lucky for me it was still covered by JVC. ...

Wow, is all I can say. This television not only brings your shows to you at a gorgeous display, but it also makes things easier. Since it is 52" it gives a much bigger viewing area. That creates less stress from the kids on who is in the way or not. ...

Walking thru the electronics showroom @ my local sears, i saw this beauty originally priced out @ $2500 & it was marked down 2 $1500 & couldnt pass up the deal-it had been returned out of guilt by a customer who said his wife was a little concerned ...