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Samsung 32 inch Full HD LCD TV LE32A556
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02-02-2009 11:23pm#1
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No real point on spending brass on a full HD 32" screen. Get a 720p/1080i for over €100 less.
IMHO you need at least a 46" screen to benefit from full HD.
You canna change the laws of physics etc etc
Dont you just love these answers
And I assume you have a 32" full hd that you can warrant your statement? :rolleyes:0 -
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Don't you just love replies like that :cool:
To answer your question, I don't have a 32" full HD set. I have a 46" 1080p and 32" 720p.
Once again, IMHO, a 32" screen is really too small to appreciate the fine detail of full HD unless you sit 4 feet from the screen. That doesn't mean that the picture will not look fantactic but it may not be down to the fact that its 1080p.
So what else could it be down to ??
I happen to have a 32" Full HD
In fact I have the exact one in this post
Trust me
It is superb quality
abd yes
I do sit quite close to it as it is in a confined area 0 -
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The overall quality/expense of the set, the response time, the contrast ratio etc etc.So what else could it be down to ??
There are 2 threads on here at the moment about a €299 32" bush in Powercity. I recently got a 32" Sharp (720p) and, while I haven't seen the 2 side by side, I'm pretty sure you would see a difference in picture quality. 0 -
The overall quality/expense of the set, the response time, the contrast ratio etc etc
I recently got a 32" Sharp (720p) and, while I haven't seen the 2 side by side, I'm pretty sure you would see a difference in picture quality.
So,
Isnt that a total contradiction to your initial reply?? :rolleyes:0 -
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No real point on spending brass on a full HD 32" screen. Get a 720p/1080i for over €100 less.
IMHO you need at least a 46" screen to benefit from full HD.
You canna change the laws of physics etc etcThe overall quality/expense of the set, the response time, the contrast ratio etc etc.
There are 2 threads on here at the moment about a €299 32" bush in Powercity. I recently got a 32" Sharp (720p) and, while I haven't seen the 2 side by side, I'm pretty sure you would see a difference in picture quality.
Spot the difference?
1st post= you more or less said Dont waste your money
4th post= You say On second thoughts there probably is a difference.
So is there a difference or not?
I say yes.. go get it especially at that price.
I paid near €800 for that exact tv last october0 -
This thread is really harshing my mellow.
I've also heard that, at traditional television viewing distances, noticing a appreciable difference in image quality between a 720p and a 1080p 32" display can be difficult. I guess this assumes all other things being equal.
People be jumping to conclusions, or overly combative up in here. Word!
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I'm breaking the cardinal Forum rule here of "Never argue with an idiot. He'll try to drag you down to his level and beat you with experience". So this is my last reply to you.Spot the difference?
1st post= you more or less said Dont waste your money
4th post= You say On second thoughts there probably is a difference.
So is there a difference or not?
In my first post I was referring to a full HD 32" TV and, IMHO, that it is a waste of money.
In my third post I said that, side by side, a more expensive comparable TV will almost certainly look better than a cheaper one i.e a 32" Sharp 720p and 32" Bush 720p.
Goodbye Sir :cool:
Indeedor overly combative up in here.
But if I had paid €800 for a 32" TV 3 months ago I might be angling for a fight also
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I'm breaking the cardinal Forum rule here of "Never argue with an idiot. He'll try to drag you down to his level and beat you with experience". So this is my last reply to you.
In my first post I was referring to a full HD 32" TV and, IMHO, that it is a waste of money.
In my third post I said that, side by side, a more expensive comparable TV will almost certainly look better than a cheaper one i.e a 32" Sharp 720p and 32" Bush 720p.
Goodbye Sir :cool:
Indeed
But if I had paid €800 for a 32" TV 3 months ago I might be angling for a fight also
Nobody mentioned the Bush TV only YOU as this specific thread was regarding a Samsung FULL HD
You are obviously the FOOL that you refer to for bringing it into the topic.
As for the €800
It doesnt bother me in the least bud
only consider it a drop in the ocean.
I would gladly pay the same again for another one if needed.
I am not one to "Cut Corners" and buy HD ready as a 2nd best option
I would prefer to go the whole hog and buy quality
If you want to be a cheapskate then go ahead. but do not try to put others off when they obviously want the better item just because you couldnt.;)0 -
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Its not about being a cheapskate. Its weighing up the benefits of 1080p on a 32" tv and extra cost compared to a 720p model.
Most people wouldnt notice the difference. Its a fact.
Now if its gonna be used as a pc monitor or you have it in a tiny room, then you will see the extra 1080p definition. otherwise its kinda pointless to spend a couple of hundred more right?
To a certain point I do agree.
BUT
what I was trying to say was:
Why should anyone ASSUME it is going to be used at a 15 or 20 foot distance and come along saying "DO NOT BUY IT, YOU ARE THROWING MONEY AWAY"
Why not ask the OP where it will be used and what for?
And you
@ €499 for this TV anyone buying a HD ready to save another 100 or whatever I would consider to be a cheapskate 0 -
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It takes 2 people to have a row, although some lads will box with their shadowp.s. I did not mean to start a row..
Most of us can have an informed debate without resorting to aggressive posts.
Its still a good TV BTW, but I wouldn't pay that for a 32" telly nowadays. I rather spend a few € more and get a 42" like this one at Richersounds: http://www.richersounds.com/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=LG-42LF75
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