is it easy to srtip this samsung 710MP--silver 17" 8ms lcd tv? can this be use with pro lens triplet kit?this unit is for sale only at US$279.99 at newegg.com

is there anyone has tried to struip this samsung 17 inches 740mp lcd tv? is it easy to srtip it?

I can't vouch for this particular model, but the LT-P1745 and LT-P1545 Samsung LCD TV's strip very easily. AG is also easily removed with rag method on those. You might want to check the LT-P1745. It has component video inputs for doing 480P. You'd need a scaler for this one to hook up a DVD using progressive scan.

is it easy to strip this westinghouse LCM-17w7 --17 inches lcd monitor widescreen iam planning to buy it.
response time-15ms
contrast ratio 600:1
dvi-I

which one is suitable to be used with lumenlab pro lens kit--westinghouse LCM-17w7 --17inches widescreen 16:9 contrast ratio--600:1 response time--15ms or samsung 740B- 17 inches -4:3 screen- contrast ratio--600:1
..response time-8ms---both has analog and digital input--DVI?
please help before i made my final decision

I have the Samsung in my pro kit. Nice LCD, makes for a nice bright projection, too.

No DVI though.

I'd recommend the Samsung just by brand if nothing else.

My experience with Westinghouse has been poor, really poor. I have a friend who bought a 40 something inch plasma, it worked but the resolution was poor on everything. THat includes 480/720/1080 and any computer resolution we could throw at it.

Then last month I bought a 19" Westinghouse LCD with all the TV inputs a person could use. It seemed perfect, it wasn't. 1440x900 was the advertised resolution, computers could only get 1300something. Forcing it with powerstrip looked the same up to 1680x1050, blurry and pixelated. TV via cable or Dish Network, both HD and analog looked pixelated as well. Westinghouse when I called them insisted I was wrong and said I was doing something wrong when they walked through the display properties, like I could drag the resolution to a setting that wasn't there. Poor hardware, poor support = no Westinghouse for me.

Samsung on the otherhand is great, I have had two LCDs by them over the years, great monitor/TV combos. Lots of other various stuff that has worked well also.

I have the Samsung 730b with both dvi and analogue conection It was realy easy to strip no fcc issue and very bright colors its perfect for hdtv setup 720p it look great

I have a Westinghouse lcm-17w7 that I am using as my current computer display it was fairly inexpensive and I think it looks great. I am new to the diy projector community and am currently using a commercial projector for entertainment but it is on its way out after 3000 hrs of use (blue lcd panel or polarizer). I got the Westinghouse to relive some of the usage of the projector since it used to function as my computer display as well and have considered building a LL projector from it. I striped it to see and then reassembled it. It was very easy to strip and does not use fcc's don’t know about the antiglare removal and the back side of the lcd panel looked very reflective like a mirror so I don’t know about that ether but if it is not a problem than I would say that it would make a great projector color is awesome and motion blur doesn’t seem to be a problem with movies or video games.

Btw, the image clarity is pixel perfect as a computer display at native resolution (1280x768) it was blurry at first but I just pressed the auto adjust on the OSD and it was fine.

I read on here somewhere that it was a very easy strip, no connectors on the side, and thus no FFC issues. I think I even saw someon do a strip down, not 100% sure. I have actually purchased this screen myself for my next projector. I have been using it on my desktop for some time, and have not been disappointed yet. If you want feel free to PM me and ask questions. Since I have it I can test your questions out if you like.

which one is better--samsung 740B-17 inches 4:3 lcd monitor---contrast ratio--600;1 ...response time-8ms
with dvi-d ---digital link
or samsung 710 Mp--17 inches --4:3 with tv tuner and video input vga analog input only but no digital link --DVI-D..response time-8ms...contrast ratio--600:1
please help before i made decision

Please stop.

All these posts are just getting annoying.

Do your research and go for it. That's why it's called DIY.

Yes, it is very easy to strip and the antiglare comes off using the water soaking method. I just ordered the pro fresnel lens set and will be upgrading my projector in the near future.

is there any one has step by step guide for stripping this samsung 740b-17 inches lcd monitor? FFC issue?
will it project 16:9 widescrren using a scaler --kworld 1600 lcd box ...even though the monitor is 4:3..
i decided to choose samsung 740B over westinghouse 17 inches widescreen 17 inches lcd monitor which has an inferior quality according to review

has anyone tried to strip this acer AL1716BBD 17 inches lcd monitor with response time--8 ms...contrast ratio 700:1...with dvi?is it compatible with ll pro lens kit?will it project image
which is better choice samsung 713BM or acer AL1716BBD?what is the difference between--asi-tft lcd and tft lcd?
please help

Yeah, this is arguably a trivial post. This is a decision best made on your own. That said, it's understandable to want to seek advice. Note that there are a lot of considerations to make aside from those you've outlined. If you haven't already, see this topic for an example. Happy decision-making!

Do not use A-Si TFT the panel does't take the heat very well, go with tft.