anybody recommend a good hd tv? about 26-32 inches? links would be appreciated Maximum price £400 but cheaper the better

Dunno but make sure you get FULL HD!!

beany_bot said:

Dunno but make sure you get FULL HD!!

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whats a full hd tv? lol is it jst a tv tht has a HD logo?

i guess you mean an LCD TV that is HD ready?

"HD ready" only means the screen can support HD, you still need a HD receiver to actually view in HD, such as sky HD or a blu ray disc player.


there are loads of good 32" LCD TVs for under £400.
personally, this is the one i would buy because its spec is perfect and its a samsung.
http://www.lambda-tek.com/componentshop/index.pl?origin=gbase15.3&prodID=B101280

there is 1080p and 1080i versions - but in regards to full hd, no equipment that is on the market now outputs in full hd so you wouldn't notice the difference.
samsungs are nice and panasonic - don't get me started with lcd or plasma!

1080p or dont bother

Mikeee said:

1080p or dont bother

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you will only notice the difference when the screen size over 47in

scuttboy said:

you will only notice the difference when the screen size over 47in

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and even then, only assuming you have good eyesight imo.
i dont think that could include any of our regular posters, all those hours in front of a screen takes its toll.

I have 1080p on my 42" screen and i Wuv it

jug said:

and even then, only assuming you have good eyesight imo.
i dont think that could include any of our regular posters, all those hours in front of a screen takes its toll.

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the HSE has VDU guidlines - think its like you must take a 15 min break every hour and a half

Mikeee said:

1080p or dont bother

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Yeah, 4320p is where it is at

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_High_Definition_Video

scuttboy said:

the HSE has VDU guidlines - think its like you must take a 15 min break every hour and a half

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i sleep at night. does that count?

Stu DemonD said:

4320p

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holy pixel count batman

You could always look around an AV Forum rather than ask on a Fiat Forum for AV advice

Some great information on there including set up guides on most TV's as the factory settings as normally pretty poor. Links to TV reviews as well from the various publications.

Advice on buying your TV, for instance John Lewis do a price match on any TV they sell in any other shop I think within 100miles, which is brilliant as you get free 5 year warranty through John Lewis, something you would have to pay for anywhere else after the standard 12 month manufacturer warranty.

1080P is not be all and end all, as the upto 40" sub £1000 TV category demonstrates, Panasonic's 37" Viera Plasma has pretty much run away with the best sub 40" TV for last 2 years, yet being plasma its only 780p as you can't get 1080P plasma unless going above 40", yet it still out performs 1080P LCD's in same price bracket, only TV that beat it I have seen recently was a £1300 Sony LCD.

http://www.avforums.com/ go to Video Electronics section http://www.avforums.com/forums/index.php

I got my 32 inch HD TV from www.ebuyer.com for £300 1080i through HDMI, 2 scart inputs, VGA computer monitor input, and a Freeview tuner inbuilt!! Its been great, had it a year now, and still just as good as the day I got it