Need Help With HD TV

[knoxin]

Hi every 1 i know there is some good guys on here and i have been away for a bit so have not been to active but i want a awsome HD TV and

i am wondering if some people can check this link and give your views on it or advise me of better HD TV for about same price

http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/stor...ned&tabIndex=1

[Curry]

I myself am very Philips-minded (I grew up in Philips' hometown, my father's been working for them for 40 years, and now I myself am working as a contractor for them ) but the Samsung TV's are also nice.

Major thing I'm missing on that page though is the resolution. I assume 720P at that price?

[knoxin]

http://www.samsung.com/uk/products/t...Specifications

thats there home page for it

how do u get to know what it is 720 1080i ?

[Curry]

Resolution: 1366(H) x 768(V)

That means it's 720p

720p is a progressive-scan screen of 1280x720 pixels, which is either slightly stretched or letterboxed to fit this resolution. 1080i is interlaced 1920x1080, whereas 1080p is 1920x1080 progressive. See Wikipedia for more info.

Telly specs look damn nice for the price. I myself will be going for a 42" Philips set in a few months with full 1080p, 6ms response, Aptura/ClearLCD tech etc., but that will set me back around 3000 euro, so I guess this Samsung would be a good buy for the 1400 quid

[etalien]

Originally Posted by knoxin

http://www.samsung.com/uk/products/t...Specifications

thats there home page for it

how do u get to know what it is 720 1080i ?

Accourding to the dutch samsung site that HDTV is 720p

Edit: Damn you Curry You're faster than the speed of light ^^

[knoxin]

ok i think i need to think about it cause 1080i and P is the way it is going have got a link to that philips ?

would be nice to see and i might get it omg spending more cash

[etalien]

Originally Posted by knoxin

ok i think i need to think about it cause 1080i and P is the way it is going have got a link to that philips ?

would be nice to see and i might get it omg spending more cash

Xbox 360 is 720p...

[knoxin]

Is it i Thought it could do 1080i as well ?

i am just thinking ahead cause if the bring out a hd-dvd or blueray thats higher res init.

now i am getting my head in a twist

[knoxin]

http://www.pricerunner.co.uk/ref-sit...rices?popup=no

ok i think i have found the lcd Curry was on about it just sort of £4000.00 pounds so taking that in mind i think 2000.00 is my limit i think.

and curry do u print money or something cause that a lot of cash

[Curry]

I'm actually waiting for the 42PF9831D, the successor to the one you found, to be released in June or July. And no I don't print money I just have a 'good job'

Xbox 360 internally renders at 720p and is capable of upscaling to 1080i if required. So for the 360 it doesn't matter too much whether you get a 720p or 1080i/p television, but for the HD/DVD expansion it will.

[knoxin]

Originally Posted by Curry

I'm actually waiting for the 42PF9831D, the successor to the one you found, to be released in June or July. And no I don't print money I just have a 'good job'

Xbox 360 internally renders at 720p and is capable of upscaling to 1080i if required. So for the 360 it doesn't matter too much whether you get a 720p or 1080i/p television, but for the HD/DVD expansion it will.

yep it means waiting for a bit i say back end of this month i will make my mind up but (WHY FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO THEY MAKE IT SO HARD) (like the top 100 porn models satnding out side ya house naked)

damm them

thanks for the advice guys will start looking into it now but that philips one does look nice

[Curry]

Originally Posted by knoxin

yep it means waiting for a bit i say back end of this month i will make my mind up but (WHY FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO THEY MAKE IT SO HARD) (like the top 100 porn models satnding out side ya house naked)

Nice analogy

thanks for the advice guys will start looking into it now but that philips one does look nice

Philips started to focus on design and ubertechnology a few years back, and yes it shows. But you better bring some dough

Check announcement and pics for the one I want here btw.

[Messiah]

For myself I have a Samsung LE32R51, what is an awesome television for his price. It only has 720p, but my opinion is that 720p is the best resolution to play at

[TRIGGER M4N]

OK, I was browsing Argos (pretty big electronics retailer in the UK) and found this:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...er/5292167.htm

I have no idea what it is like, can it show 720p? and is the resolutions any good?

I know there was an HDTV thread somewhere that was big, but I couldn't find it, so I used this one.