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46" Samsung LCD - 768 or 1080?

chadwick1 · 2007-05-22 18:14:50

I'm going to buy a Samsung 46" LCD but not sure whether to get HD ready or Full HD. Hd ready is good bit cheaper but don't want to have to upgrade in a year or two. Is there much difference in quality. I have an xbox 360 too so might be worth full hd for that?

22-05-2007 6:14pm

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I'm going to buy a Samsung 46" LCD but not sure whether to get HD ready or Full HD. Hd ready is good bit cheaper but don't want to have to upgrade in a year or two. Is there much difference in quality. I have an xbox 360 too so might be worth full hd for that?

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#2 22-05-2007 6:16pm

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My understanding is that for a tv of that size it'd be worth paying extra for full hd. The difference isn't as noticable on smaller sized tv like a 32"

Xbox 360 supports 1080p so you'd definitely get use out of it.

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#3 23-05-2007 12:34am

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If you're going to be using it for gaming definitely get the 1080p. You'll also be future proofing your TV

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