32" LCD for xbox360 and future blueray purchase
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My brother saw a 32" samsung lcd for £230. His argument is to buy cheap and buy often, as tv technology changes so fast. I've not seen it yet. But I'd prefer to go for something like the panasonic L32D25, but thats £650. Is the panny really 3 times better. Also if I bought the samaung, it would be bought already knowing that its out of date, hence the price. Its for my bedroom, so please no plasmas. If only.
gingerp said:
Ok, so I've had a butchers at the specs.
X20 is lowest - 50hz, HD Ready
S20 - 100hz, FullHD
G20 - same plus more.
So I assume the D25 is the newest model with LED backlighting.
I also assume there will be an equivalent X25, S25, etc?
S20 Would be plenty imho.X20 is lowest - 50hz, HD Ready
S20 - 100hz, FullHD
G20 - same plus more.
So I assume the D25 is the newest model with LED backlighting.
I also assume there will be an equivalent X25, S25, etc?
They did a test on the gadget show re expensive displays vs "cheaper" (non-budget brands though, think cheaper Philips range).
They could see a difference but deemed it wasn't worth paying double or triple for a top range.
I'm the same as your brother, but I won't say "cheap", I just would never pay for top-of-the-range, latest new tech.
Magazines that accept advertising revenue - nearly everyone of them on the shelves - have politics at play.
And that's even before you get to how competent the reviewer is, and his knowledge/understanding of setting the set up correctly.
If you want to delude yourself that that's the best advice to go on, then carry on - but hopefully not with eyes wide shut any more.
And that's even before you get to how competent the reviewer is, and his knowledge/understanding of setting the set up correctly.
If you want to delude yourself that that's the best advice to go on, then carry on - but hopefully not with eyes wide shut any more.
ZesPak said:
gingerp said:
Ok, How about a Sony 40EX503. There is a 37 too but its only £30 cheaper.
These are around £600 and was recently voted TV of the year by What hifi.
Probably guys that have seen a lot more consumer electronics and TV's than most people on here, so I'll take their advice.These are around £600 and was recently voted TV of the year by What hifi.
A great tele and is very impressive when connecting my Samsung R580 laptop with a HDMI cable. The Sony and the Samsung automatically set themselves in 1920x1080 and 1080p. Great for watching iplayer, etc.
Edited by Glosphil on Thursday 18th November 20:09
Edited by Glosphil on Friday 19th November 12:44
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