Screen Geometry. Really interested in replacing my 17" monitor with a 19". I am looking very closely at the NEC FP950. My problem is the only way I can purchase it is over the net, and I am concerned about returning it if the screen geometry doesn't setup...

Samsung DLP screen geometry. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I have a new Samsung HLP4663W DLP TV, and when viewing it in the 4x3 mode the screen geometry is off. By screen geometry I mean that the picture is not square. The bottom of the viewable...

The display! When I got my first ThinkPad and saw its perfectly sharp LCD, I knew right away that I could never go back to a CRT with all the problems I used to deal with: focusing, geometry, and moire interference caused by the shadow mask or aperture grille....

screen looks fine on the monitor. Only items before (like driver information; splash screen) is off kilter.... "neil" wrote: > Perhaps the screen geometry at that resolution needs to be reset. Have you > tried setting your screen to 800x600 or 640x480...

scary service mode. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () I just found out how to put my Samsung into service mode, and good lord, there must be about 150 separate adjustments in there. I found a test pattern and discovered that my screen geometry...

Samsung Remote Codes. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () After having a new screen installed on my Samsung 50" DLP TV, the tv tech reset the picture using my remote and accessing a service menu. Don't care for his new take on screen geometry! Does...

was slow, unresponsive and expensive ($500+Cdn.) Another problem I'm having is screen geometry - a slight bulbousness which makes the top of the screen look compressed horizontally as credits roll. Can anyone offer advice?. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv...

Can Service Menu Tweaks Damage a TV?. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Ever since I've learned how to manipulate the screen geometry on my HDTV I've been making tons of fixes. Could this potentially harm my TV? It seems to be tracking each change...

projector it would probably be the fault of the lens and therefore > incurable... a DLP projector just shouldn't have such a problem! If it > does, I sure don't know a cure. > Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () Sorry, should have said Screen Geometry....

from their website. Perhaps you should see their website before deciding which to buy. ------------- This site is cool. I have a friend who has the FE700 and he's pretty satisfied with it. He said he noticed some screen geometry problems that can't be...