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I just couldnt bring myself to spendin 2oo+ on a TV remote but this will do.
Official HDTV and HD Thread! Vol: 1080p > 720p > 1080i > 480p > 480i
I just couldnt bring myself to spendin 2oo+ on a TV remote but this will do.
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i dont see the point in posting it, but
<------Samsung HDTV owner. lol
<------Samsung HDTV owner. lol
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at least post pics....
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no camera so this celly pic will have to do lol
Im sure the quality of these pics suck ballsack
hella handsome
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i need to hurry up and grow about 2-3 years older so i can get my own pad and get my setup done.
i hate being in college
i hate being in college
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man vs wild??
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Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11
man vs wild??
haha yea, new episode right now. Bear is crrrrrrrrrrrrazy
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ehh maybe tomorrow I'll take more pics and perhaps learn the sproper settings on my digicam, but these will do for now:
17in Magnavox LCD
the old Panny 42 plasma I cant remember but Im pretty sure thats an old Boxing VHS tape I was watching
Date Taken: 2006:12:09 07:52:46 =
Yikes
NCAA' 08 on the LG 42in
17in Magnavox LCD
the old Panny 42 plasma I cant remember but Im pretty sure thats an old Boxing VHS tape I was watching
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NCAA' 08 on the LG 42in
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How many "official HDTV" threads have we ran through now...
But hey, anything to help inform the uninformed.
But hey, anything to help inform the uninformed.
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theres been a ton of "which HDTV should i buy???!!?!?" type threads but i think this one will stick around... stuffs always changing with thiscrap, plus... that Vizio 47" thread that nnarum started like almost 4 months ago keeps showing up on the first page every couple days...
anyways...heres mine, 32" Samsung that I got in January '07
Ill probably be getting the Samsung LN46A650
46" 1080p 120 Hz... this thing is pure crack... if its not til fall that i get a new one ill see wahtever is comparable to this TV cause stuff changesso fast and ill want to have my Emp discount in full effect
right now i could get this TV for $1500
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trelvis tha thrilla
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42' Magnavox in my living room. Have a 26" in my bedroom, no Pics though.
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Not really, new lcds are right there with plasma. Expect for Panasonic TH-50Z800U and Panasonic PDP5080HD according to reviews those are better than all LCDS. Other than those 2 I havent seen a plasma that blows lcd out the water.
The Plasma technology is actually better. It's similar to the tube TV. Faster response time without an artificial feature like 120hz, better colors,and a better viewing angle. See Pioneer for awesome Plasmas.
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right now I could get this tv for $1500
WHERE?!?! If I can't get the 52in A650 I'll definitely take that one for the bedroom! That's a STEAL on that tv.
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The cheapest I've seen the A650 is $2339.99(52'') $1888.88 (46")
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WHERE?!?! If I can't get the 52in A650 I'll definitely take that one for the bedroom! That's a STEAL on that tv.Originally Posted by ualreadyknow23
right now I could get this tv for $1500
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I took a PT job at best buy... Employee discount at cost + 5% ftw
i wish i could share the love...
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I took a PT job at best buy... Employee discount at cost + 5% ftw
i wish i could share the love...
That's wassup...TV is a beast.
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120hz FTW!!! I wish i could get one
I have a old panasonic plasma 42" but it was brand new last year
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Got a Zenith 52" projection in the living room from a few years back.
Just copped a Sony Bravia 32" for my bedroom a few months back.
Just copped a Sony Bravia 32" for my bedroom a few months back.
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I missed out on getting a 50" Pioneer for $1000 with the service plan included
. Manager told me it would be available all week and then thenext day I go to buy it and he said they changed their minds
. I was like this
therest of the day
. Sorry, felt like I needed to tell someone
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Well I just got the steal of a lifetime. I just picked up the LN52a650 for a whopping $2089!!! This reason is that I called Circuit City an they had 1 left andI said to hold it. As I got to the store I see them pulling it out of the box and about to put it on display!!! I immediately run over and say I had it onhold. After about #0 minutes of speaking to the manager they tried to locate one in the Bay Area and CC had them. since technically they took it out of the boxthey had to sell it to me for the open box price!!!! Love the TV. so clear and bright! A definite must buy!!!
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does 120hz really make that much of a difference? im thinking about coppin an lcd 46 or 47 in thats 1080p and im look to spend 1500. i was thinking aboutgetting this sharp? what do yall think about it? Amazon product ASIN B000UN7JXS
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I drool every time I pass the 120hz samsung at work
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Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
dude, 120hz is a HUGE difference. They look so much sharper, vibrant, and brighter.
Eh... It's a feature that produces an artificial "in-between" image... IMO I think it's garbage. But to each their own.
As video editor Geoff Morrison's piece explains, part of the blur perception comes from the fact that, on standard LCDs, frames are frozen on the screen for 1/60th of a second, and then abruptly shift to the next frame. This is called "sample and hold." Other technologies like plasma and DLP don't hold the frame for that whole 1/60th of a second, but pulse from one frame to the next, with some healthy downtime. The obvious solution is to double the frame rate to 120Hz.
One 120Hz method simulates the other TV technologies by introducing that downtime. Between each bright frame is a frame that's totally black or very dim (as shown above). The rapid succession of bright and dark frames, 120 times per second, looks smooth to the eye, and keeps some of the LCD's issues hidden in the darkness. This technique is the best, according to Morrison. Alas, it is dying out.
If you're worried about image blur, get a plasma or DLP. I don't really notice blur on my LCD's which are not 120hz.
