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Which of these 32" tv's to buy?

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  • #2
    theidiots
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    There not full HD. Only HD ready. Hence why there so cheap.

    Yea MPEG-4 will pick up the irish digital but not digital teletext or rte interactive services when they decide to launch it.


  • #3
    QuiteInterestin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 623 ✭✭✭QuiteInterestin


    theidiots wrote: »
    There not full HD. Only HD ready. Hence why there so cheap.

    Yea MPEG-4 will pick up the irish digital but not digital teletext or rte interactive services when they decide to launch it.

    Thanks, not too bothered about the HD part to be honest (should I be?). If a tv has the saorview label, will it pick up the digital teletext/rte interactive services when they launch?


  • #4
    byte
    Moderators, Regional North West Moderators Posts: 19,158 Mod ✭✭✭✭byte
    byte


    I don't think "Full HD" (the correct term is supposed to be "HD Ready 1080p" as God knows what it'll be called if 4K comes in... Fuller HD?) is important on a 32" size screen.

    If the TV is Saorview approved, then yes, it should work fine with digital text and interactive services - it needs to in order to get certified. So I'd stick with the certified models.


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