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Yeah totally agree with that Neil - to get the best from any decent 1080p tv you really want HD input.
Im hard pushed to spot any difference between blu ray and 720p SKY HD input though. |
The best way to go is if your getting less than a 37inch then go for an LCD. Larger than a 37 and it has to be a plasma. Ive got a Samsung 42" plasma and its awsome!
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I have the panasonic veira 37" LCD and it's fantastic, picture quality and sound is bob on:thumbsup: it cost me about £750 but it came with 5 year warranty. Bought it from costco:thumbsup: planning on getting the freesat system, anybody using this ?
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Samsung 50" plasma with Sky HD ............:woot::woot: One obvious bit of advice is to make sure you mount it on the wall:) |
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well been for alook about today and there's some awsome tv's out nowadays :lol: saw a panasonic one looked awsome till i looked at the price tag 3000 quid :cry: think i'll be going for a LG or samsung plasma :thumbsup:thanks for all the advice/comments
and no northy it is'nt (post 21) cheers paul |
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Bit of advice mate Samsung panels are no where near as good as LG View before you buy ;) |
panels ??
cheers paul:) |
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oright thanks :D
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What he said above. If your playing a lot of games then go LCD (to avoid burn in the fixed parts of the image), if your likely to be stationary on a certain screen for a while (again, such as a game menu whilst you have dinner or paused porn) then go LCD. Anything else go plasma! I have a 50" 720p Samsung and it's brilliant. With the inputs I have available (Virgin media is 720p max no matter what they try to tell you!) including my PS3s blu-ray I would not get any benefit from anything more! When I was looking I narrowed it down to LG and Samsung .... like the Panasonic but could never justify the 15% or so extra price spec-for-spec (might be diferent now). No problems with the Samsung at all but then again I have never had the speakers in use so can not comment on them. One piece of advice I would give is don't buy the biggest screen that you can get, buy the biggest that suits the room. My 50" is too big, no question. If I was buying again I would go for 40" / 42". Oh, almost forgot ... get a decent up-scalling DVD as well or your movies will look rubbish .... (especially dodgy porn). Again I went Samsung but the Panasonic stuff is great too and there seems to be little in it on price unlike the screens. |
yes it is for gaming / tv so better look for lcd then;)
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Find a tv and check local/ nearest waitrose or John Lewis. They will price match locally and give free 5 year warranty. I have a viera, 2 years old when it was still grand an a half for a decent 37 inch. They were on par with most but by the time you work out what other 'electrical superstores' charge for a sometimes pony warranty they work out cheap. Check most recent what hi fi type mags for fairly unbiased shootouts...then pick up a telly when out shopping in waitrose for vennison burgers!!! Happy christmas |
Pic of my setup if anyone is interested. Excuse the crap pics :blush:
http://www.zen174713.zen.co.uk/TVsetup.jpg http://www.zen174713.zen.co.uk/TVsetup%20%281%29.jpg |
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