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    I have a standard Sony rear projrction 60 in tv. Can this be converted to HDTV and if so - how? Thanks
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    Originally Posted by wslowell
    I have a standard Sony rear projrction 60 in tv. Can this be converted to HDTV and if so - how? Thanks
    "Standard"?
    It doesn't have a model number?
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    sorry - it is KP-61U45
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  4. Member edDV's Avatar
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    Hard to find a spec sheet. Do you have a manual with "Specifcations"?

    Some KP series were standard definition, some were HD Ready. These are ~2002-2004 vintage CRT projector models. The HD Ready models would support 480p or 1080i input over analog component and would display between 720x480 to 960x540 progressive or at most 960x1080 interlace.

    If it was "HD Ready", it would be labeled as such.

    Non-HD models should support up to 720x480p DVD. You may be able to drive them at 480p from an "HD" cable box for a better picture. Check first to see if it will take a progressive DVD player over analog component in progressive mode.
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