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05 Jan 10
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Can anyone offer any opinion on this for an appartment living room.
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500001801&langId=-1&productId=1500576893#tabrev
Am looking to run this & a 22in tv off 1 Sky HD box. Am I**ing in the wind?
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500001801&langId=-1&productId=1500576893#tabrev
Am looking to run this & a 22in tv off 1 Sky HD box. Am I**ing in the wind?
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32 inches isnt as big as it sounds, 37 inch one on play.com for 389.99. not panasonic though- toshiba.
I have currently got a 23" widescreen TV (bought in 2000) and I can only (reasonably) fit a 26" TV in my lounge.
Fúck me, I went looking for TV sets today and I could only look at about 3% of the ones that were up for sale!
Fúck me, I went looking for TV sets today and I could only look at about 3% of the ones that were up for sale!
HD 720
The picture is made up of 720 lines, about 100 more than a traditional TV picture. The image you'll see is much better quality than before.
HD 1080i
1080i gives you even better picture definition, with over a thousand lines making up the image. The 'i' means it saves space on the airwaves by broadcasting only half the signal at a time, first one half then the other - so fast the eye doesn't notice.
HD 1080p
1080p gives you the sharpest, most detailed images of all, since the picture is made up of 1080 lines all broadcasting at once (not half at a time like 1080i) meaning fast-moving sports and action scenes are blur-free. No channels are broadcasting 1080 line television programmes yet. But buy a 1080i or 1080p TV, and you'll get the most out of the High Definition DVDs already on sale in Blu-ray
The picture is made up of 720 lines, about 100 more than a traditional TV picture. The image you'll see is much better quality than before.
HD 1080i
1080i gives you even better picture definition, with over a thousand lines making up the image. The 'i' means it saves space on the airwaves by broadcasting only half the signal at a time, first one half then the other - so fast the eye doesn't notice.
HD 1080p
1080p gives you the sharpest, most detailed images of all, since the picture is made up of 1080 lines all broadcasting at once (not half at a time like 1080i) meaning fast-moving sports and action scenes are blur-free. No channels are broadcasting 1080 line television programmes yet. But buy a 1080i or 1080p TV, and you'll get the most out of the High Definition DVDs already on sale in Blu-ray
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