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Anyone Know Anything About Hd Tvs?

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Skipper
post #1
12 September 2007, 16:54 UTC#1
Im looking for a lcd tv priced between £500 - £600 (around $1000 to $12000) it has got to be great for gaming (on my 360) ( with great picture quality and no lag ) also have a freeview tuner to show decent to good quality SD transmissions and dvds.

I would like something between 32 and 37 inches (due to the size of my room) but leaning more towards the 37 haha.

In saying that I was very interested in the Samsung LE32M87BDX

But after looking at it a store, I noticed alot o lag during some of the things that were shown on hte set including Football (soccer).

So to summerize what do you gusy think is hte best tv I can get for my price range, that would be ideal for gaming, be between 32 and 37 inches and have a good standard def broadcast quality via freeview.

Cheers.
FhatSam
post #4
12 September 2007, 17:16 UTC#4
QUOTE(Skipper @ Sep 12 2007, 05:54 PM) [snapback]436738[/snapback]

between £500 - £600 (around $1000 to $12000)

lol.
Skipper
post #5
12 September 2007, 17:30 UTC#5
QUOTE(FhatSam @ Sep 12 2007, 06:16 PM) [snapback]436746[/snapback]

QUOTE(Skipper @ Sep 12 2007, 05:54 PM) [snapback]436738[/snapback]

between £500 - £600 (around $1000 to $12000)

lol.



why lol?

Im clearly not looking for top of the range shit...

http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/products3/I...4&sizeid=37

now hush.
Mr. Brown
post #6
12 September 2007, 18:02 UTC#6
QUOTE(Skipper @ Sep 12 2007, 06:30 PM) [snapback]436749[/snapback]

$12000


That's why lol.
Skipper
post #7
12 September 2007, 18:05 UTC#7
o yeah lol, silly me.
benCKa
post #8
12 September 2007, 18:09 UTC#8
To add a few more questions to the mix, does anyone know when built in harddrives are supposed to become more common in televisions?

And are the inbuilt digital-receivers in most TVs High Definition compatible?
Skipper
post #9
12 September 2007, 18:35 UTC#9
Stop jacking my thread!!!
benCKa
post #10
12 September 2007, 18:39 UTC#10
Oh okay :(
j0nes
post #11
12 September 2007, 18:47 UTC#11
Get atleast a 42" FULL HD!!
iammarcmason
post #12
12 September 2007, 18:48 UTC#12
QUOTE(Skipper @ Sep 12 2007, 06:06 PM) [snapback]436744[/snapback]

Well you have been a very helpfull littel chappy today aint ya.

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haha, cheers man...will def take this one into consideration, never heard of hte make but with a 2 year warranty that aint a big deal.

haha well I aint had funk all else to do all week hehehe, anyways it's good to help. also YUM cookie!! cheers!! you're welcome in my home anyday. and yeah good luck
Sla-Vin
post #13
12 September 2007, 19:23 UTC#13
honestly fuck tv dude, I have a 22inch lcd monitor and as soon as I get another 360, im buying the vga cable hook up, hd 360 on the monitor, and if u buy a pctv card, hook up your satellite or other cable service provider to the montier tvs have become obsolete
iammarcmason
post #14
12 September 2007, 19:27 UTC#14
in this day and age you could just as easily buy a tv and hook your computer up to it, granted the resolution would at max be around 1300x900 (or there abouts) but thats more than mine is at now. with the added bonus of having a FUCKING HUMONGOUS screen to look at.

other side to salvin's argument.
Skipper
post #15
12 September 2007, 21:25 UTC#15
QUOTE(Sla-Vin @ Sep 12 2007, 08:23 PM) [snapback]436769[/snapback]

honestly fuck tv dude, I have a 22inch lcd monitor and as soon as I get another 360, im buying the vga cable hook up, hd 360 on the monitor, and if u buy a pctv card, hook up your satellite or other cable service provider to the montier tvs have become obsolete


But that would mean having a t pc in my room no? My pc is downstairs.

Also, tv's look sexier.