Aldi - 32" HD LCD
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Aldi - 32" HD LCD
Subscribed to their weekly offers email cause I was waiting to see what their latest PC offer will be, but had a link to this
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on there...£389...almost tempted to have one just for the 360.
Oh and they have got a multimedia PC coming soon but no details yet.
ALDI UK
on there...£389...almost tempted to have one just for the 360.
Oh and they have got a multimedia PC coming soon but no details yet.
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Thats a bloody good deal, Ive been looking at a few and noticed that quite a few say 'HD ready' but dont support 1080 on the resolution which I thought was a fundamental requirement? My guess is by HD ready they just mean its got an HDMI socket on the back.
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Originally Posted by DJ Dunk
The minimum native resolution for HD-Ready is 720 lines. Most only interlace to 1080.
It also needs to have DVI or HDMI inputs that support HDCP.
It also needs to have DVI or HDMI inputs that support HDCP.
He he I knew the anoraks would soon be along!
Thanks for the info though Dunk!
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Originally Posted by Neanderthal
Hmm well there's me learnt a new thing then!
I presumed that if a TV has a native resolution was 1366x768 it was HD Ready?
I presumed that if a TV has a native resolution was 1366x768 it was HD Ready?
http://www.idtv.co.uk/Images/HDReady.doc
High Definition TV Displays | What is HD-Ready?
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