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09 Jan 10
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Sorry if this has been asked before..
I'm a real technophobe and would appreciate help in deciding which is better and I'm tired of reading all the jargon. :)
Thanks in advance
I'm a real technophobe and would appreciate help in deciding which is better and I'm tired of reading all the jargon. :)
Thanks in advance
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Lcd panasonic - check the which magazine site out it comes out top rated
thanks for the replys...
HD ready and full HD? what's the difference
Do I need leads to play my PS3 on the TV?
Sorry guys if these questions have been asked before
HD ready and full HD? what's the difference
Do I need leads to play my PS3 on the TV?
Sorry guys if these questions have been asked before
depends if you have young kids who touch or bang the screen , plasma pretty resistant, LCD when you touch the screen the picture goes white , can imagine it not lasting in our house
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/BuyingGuide/bgTrail/tvintro_00069%7C71.htm
you're welcome
you're welcome
Depends on what you want the TV for? Sports, films, gaming?
I want it for all really...games films and eastenders :)
Yep,LSD, colours are a lot brighter, programmes more....interesting.
After HD - 3D looks like being the next big thing in televisions,
presume you have to sit down with those glasses on (? !)
presume you have to sit down with those glasses on (? !)
Old analogue tellies were bette (NAP). Plasmas n LCDs are simply for enticing mugs into spending ridiculous amounts of cash on what's essentially the same thing as they were watching 25 years ago.
I don't know what plasmas are like nowadays but they used to suffer from image burn. ie. Something like the Sky Sports logo burned in faintly to the screen.
I'd get an 1080p LCD. If you're getting a small LCD then 1080p doesn't really matter too much. Anything over 32" and especially over 40", I'd go for 1080p everytime.
I'd get an 1080p LCD. If you're getting a small LCD then 1080p doesn't really matter too much. Anything over 32" and especially over 40", I'd go for 1080p everytime.
is there a big difference between 50hz and 100hz and what the fook is 24p technology?
Possibly this:-
http://www.richersounds.com/product/lcd-tv/panasonic/txl37s10/pana-txl37s10
£530 at Richer Sounds but could be available cheaper. Won 'What Hi Fi' Best 37" TV award in 2009.
Gets excellent reviews at most places.
http://www.richersounds.com/product/lcd-tv/panasonic/txl37s10/pana-txl37s10
£530 at Richer Sounds but could be available cheaper. Won 'What Hi Fi' Best 37" TV award in 2009.
Gets excellent reviews at most places.
Another review of the Panasonic here.
http://www.judgeby.com/film-reviews/a-view-of-the-panasonic-viera-tx-l37s10
http://www.judgeby.com/film-reviews/a-view-of-the-panasonic-viera-tx-l37s10
Video_Lounge 09 Jan 11:13
is there a big difference between 50hz and 100hz
no expert, but think this is on-screen image which is refreshed 50 times per second,
so for fast moving action sports events if you don't want any motion blur
100hz doubles the screen refresh rate, it's really for sharper moving pictures
but really not sure if you would actually notice that much difference anyway (?)
is there a big difference between 50hz and 100hz
no expert, but think this is on-screen image which is refreshed 50 times per second,
so for fast moving action sports events if you don't want any motion blur
100hz doubles the screen refresh rate, it's really for sharper moving pictures
but really not sure if you would actually notice that much difference anyway (?)
You get what you pay for really.
I have looked in shops at the difference between 100hz and 200hz tv's and it is better but the price tag shoots up. If you have the budget the LED tv's are a similar price to the 200hz ones and seem to have much sharper pics. I agree with alex the run of the mill 50hz LCD are far inferior to the old tellys when it comes to watching horse racing or football. The HD makes it much better but involves running your sky bill up even further, and I resent the 48 quid a month as it is.
I have looked in shops at the difference between 100hz and 200hz tv's and it is better but the price tag shoots up. If you have the budget the LED tv's are a similar price to the 200hz ones and seem to have much sharper pics. I agree with alex the run of the mill 50hz LCD are far inferior to the old tellys when it comes to watching horse racing or football. The HD makes it much better but involves running your sky bill up even further, and I resent the 48 quid a month as it is.
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