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12-05-2011 6:44pm#1
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ussjtrunks wrote: »When I got my old lcd now 5 years old I just went around to tv stores/read some reviews and picked up the best one I could afford. Im now trying to replace my current lcd with something abit bigger 46-50" range and all the tvs I've tried have a myriad of problems (wtf has happened to quality control lol)
I've decided on one of these two, what do you guys think?
The D8000 LED 46" or the Panisonic VT30 Plasma 50"
Neither! I looked at both and the flicker from the active 3D didn't suit me, So I got an LG 55'' LW550 passive glasses(same as the cinema) and it is a great set, Easily the best 3D I've seen in a home set and top class 2D performance too, owner feedback over on AVForum is excellent too
Its available in 42'' and 47'' with a cashback offer too if your a Sky customer 0 -
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The bluray 3d standard has already been agreed upon so even if new tvs come out with new ways of delivering 3d your current tv will still play it back.how much content in 3D is TODAY,for today's standard,is out there to justify the price difference !??
also,what if tomorrow,they will change the standards for 3d ,to suit the manufacturer !??
nope,i will wait ,like in software,for service pack 1.1 !
If you have sky and like sports then you get 2 3d soccer matches a week + champions league + darts + tennis and golf, and you get 3d films also
, Even without sky due to the uptake of 3d nearly all major film releases are in 3d and and going to flood the new bluray 3d releases starting at the end of the summer. And dont forget the 3d gaming etc etc ... Uncharted 3
I need a new tv currently as my 5 year old sammy is just looking worse and worse compared to all the new kit thats out there, If ya dont need a new tv I still think come next year most tvs sold will be 3d enabled due to the big push they are going to get from the retail release of Avatar and the Olempics0 -
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Neither! I looked at both and the flicker from the active 3D didn't suit me, So I got an LG 55'' LW550 passive glasses(same as the cinema) and it is a great set, Easily the best 3D I've seen in a home set and top class 2D performance too, owner feedback over on AVForum is excellent too
Its available in 42'' and 47'' with a cashback offer too if your a Sky customer
baine01 do you know if it's a specific sky package or any sky customer can avail of the cashback?0 -
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does this headache goes away once you start using it more and more ??
shouldn't be laughing but lol
hopefully it does was really really close to buying the vt20
brilliant picture and has freesat as well, have to fork out for a box later on
just so much out there it gets confusing and every set has some weaknesses making them not perfect like one hopes when forking out that lump of money!0 -
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shouldn't be laughing but lol
just so much out there it gets confusing and every set has some weaknesses making them not perfect like one hopes when forking out that lump of money!
tbh,headache going slowly away once you are using it more and more..
i've spent about 4 weeks on adverts,reviews,Pana web site,all the major online retailers...knew all terms and specs and frequency ,sizes down to the last pixel...also,got lost in the terminology st,vt,gt,eu,ux....i went to closest shop and "asked" for most expensive Pana in stock ! btw,Currys have a nice setup in there,wondering about their electricity bill
overall ,a nice piece of art,highly recommended !0 -
Neither! I looked at both and the flicker from the active 3D didn't suit me, So I got an LG 55'' LW550 passive glasses(same as the cinema) and it is a great set, Easily the best 3D I've seen in a home set and top class 2D performance too, owner feedback over on AVForum is excellent too
Its available in 42'' and 47'' with a cashback offer too if your a Sky customer
banie01 bought the 47" LW550 and there is a very bad light leakage from the bottom left hand corner as well as from the other 3 corners as well but not as much.
Thankfully currys are giving me a replacement tv but was wondering should I get a refund.
You could see the fault clearly when the lg logo comes up after just switched on and also especially when watching a film with black borders.
I was wondering how yours is with light leakage and how much is acceptable?0 -
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