Re: which television if you had 1400$
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 10:47 pm
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I'm concerned more about getting the best picture quality, how do you think the picture quality compares from a rear proj to a new lcd panel? contrast ratio, color...etc.Turbanator wrote:if you have space, get a rear pro. if not, a samsung LCD, M87 if it's within budget or R87 if it's not.
The key differance between the M87 and R87 series is the 1080P functionality, but technologies such as super clear panel make a huge differance to the apparant contrast of the unit too, so if you had a toss up between a 46¨ R87 and a 40¨ M87 I'd go M87 personally (but some people are more obsessed with size than quality so hey *shrug*)
I have a 55¨ Sony SXRD Rear Pro, I believe the model I have has just been replaced in the states (KDS-55A2020KDS-55A3000). Rear pro's offer the best combination of size, quality (precision), contrast and often produce the best picture from standard SD sources. Down side is the size of them, not bad if you're placing them on a TV stand but impossible to wall mount or terrible if you're crammed for space.
so what is this stuff on the new sony 1080p tv's about 120Hz?Turbanator wrote:i
if you can afford to wait then sharp will soon be releasing 100hz 1080p (this combination isn't currently available)
hmm... the x series in the uk doesn't have thatshaft wrote:so what is this stuff on the new sony 1080p tv's about 120Hz?Turbanator wrote:i
if you can afford to wait then sharp will soon be releasing 100hz 1080p (this combination isn't currently available)
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lol. don't know why, but i don't mind it+JuggerNaut+ wrote:i hate Dog.
sounds like a workaround, what if ur recording?Doombrain wrote:the M87 hunts for a source, so if i turn off the cable and turn the xbox on it changes over.
i think it's looking at his face in HD that upsets me, i don't know.Doombrain wrote:lol. don't know why, but i don't mind it+JuggerNaut+ wrote:i hate Dog.
i can turn the option off, which i do because i use a program remote.plained wrote:sounds like a workaround, what if ur recording?Doombrain wrote:the M87 hunts for a source, so if i turn off the cable and turn the xbox on it changes over.
thats wouldnt be a very useful feature for me anyways.
i tried it on my tv and it doest do that , it goes to the last input used, wich i like and prefer.
one more..Doombrain wrote:i can turn the option off, which i do because i use a program remote.plained wrote:
sounds like a workaround, what if ur recording?
thats wouldnt be a very useful feature for me anyways.
i tried it on my tv and it doest do that , it goes to the last input used, wich i like and prefer.
I was standing in dixons and they had a large screen samsung, and an LG also the same size, back to back playing the same HD DVD. I don't know if it was the way they tuned it or if they'd left them both on factory defaults, but the samsung imo was far more vibrant, with some lovely shades of blue in the colour. Then again, LG probably isn't much to go by. My brothers set already has one dead pixel, which happened about a week or so after he bought it. I don't think he's noticed. Apparently that's quite common in LCD's?Doombrain wrote:the biggest sammy's 50 something inch. image qul is better in some areas and worse in others next to top of the line sony but mostly better. the black point can't be beat by anyother LCD.
i don't even know what dixon's is, but most places don't fuck with settings at all because they come from the factory setup with brightness/contrast cranked up which most noobs prefer.Melvin wrote:I was standing in dixons and they had a large screen samsung, and an LG also the same size, back to back playing the same HD DVD. I don't know if it was the way they tuned it or if they'd left them both on factory defaults, but the samsung imo was far more vibrant, with some lovely shades of blue in the colour. Then again, LG probably isn't much to go by. My brothers set already has one dead pixel, which happened about a week or so after he bought it. I don't think he's noticed. Apparently that's quite common in LCD's?Doombrain wrote:the biggest sammy's 50 something inch. image qul is better in some areas and worse in others next to top of the line sony but mostly better. the black point can't be beat by anyother LCD.
i've never had a hot pixel with my sammy's and i'm on my second model. samsung follow the ISO standard on dead/hot pixel as well, so if you do ever have an issue you know you've got backing.Melvin wrote:I was standing in dixons and they had a large screen samsung, and an LG also the same size, back to back playing the same HD DVD. I don't know if it was the way they tuned it or if they'd left them both on factory defaults, but the samsung imo was far more vibrant, with some lovely shades of blue in the colour. Then again, LG probably isn't much to go by. My brothers set already has one dead pixel, which happened about a week or so after he bought it. I don't think he's noticed. Apparently that's quite common in LCD's?Doombrain wrote:the biggest sammy's 50 something inch. image qul is better in some areas and worse in others next to top of the line sony but mostly better. the black point can't be beat by anyother LCD.