Plasma or proper widescreen?
#1
Help!
Looking at a plasma screen telly or a decent widescreen, but I cant decide....
I can get a very good 36" widescreen for £1600 ish online & a decent home cinema kit for say £600...
But the attraction of a Plasma is still there
Sell me either way please lol cos I cant make up my damned mind
Cheers!
Looking at a plasma screen telly or a decent widescreen, but I cant decide....
I can get a very good 36" widescreen for £1600 ish online & a decent home cinema kit for say £600...
But the attraction of a Plasma is still there
Sell me either way please lol cos I cant make up my damned mind
Cheers!
#4
get a CRT. The depth of the things is masked by being in a corner, plus you need some depth for the VCR/DVD etc.
You could always look at projectors. You can get a panasonic AE200 for about £750, and knock up a screen for £30 from blackout material. Combined with your home cinema, that'd give you an 8ft widescreen for less than £1500 all in.
Its surprising how cheap projector setups are.
You could always look at projectors. You can get a panasonic AE200 for about £750, and knock up a screen for £30 from blackout material. Combined with your home cinema, that'd give you an 8ft widescreen for less than £1500 all in.
Its surprising how cheap projector setups are.
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mrklaw - you seem to know about projectors mate!
Really fancy a cheap one in the bedroom - would be a working in a dark room and would need only RGB (TV RGB not laptop RGB) as an input - 16:9 mind. Have an audio amp and speakers already.
Could I just paint the chimney breast between the wardrobes a nice matt white, hang it above my pillow and get projecting
Cheers for any advice!
D
Really fancy a cheap one in the bedroom - would be a working in a dark room and would need only RGB (TV RGB not laptop RGB) as an input - 16:9 mind. Have an audio amp and speakers already.
Could I just paint the chimney breast between the wardrobes a nice matt white, hang it above my pillow and get projecting
Cheers for any advice!
D
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Before you decide, have a look at a Philips with Pixel Plus and Digital Natural Motion. It's probably the best picture CRT you're gonna get. They do them in 32" Nicam (which is better for people with a seperate surround setup) or a 36" Dolby Digital which has all the gubbins thrown in.
I saw these at the Home Entertainment exhibition and they were miles better than anything on the Sony stand.
[Edited by MJW - 9/13/2003 7:06:47 PM]
I saw these at the Home Entertainment exhibition and they were miles better than anything on the Sony stand.
[Edited by MJW - 9/13/2003 7:06:47 PM]
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Go for the plasma and get flat panel speakers to go with it.
A corner isn't the best place for a telly if you're going to go for a full 5.1 Audio set up. You need to think about where you're going to put the speakers too. (unless you stick to the tellys own ones)
A corner isn't the best place for a telly if you're going to go for a full 5.1 Audio set up. You need to think about where you're going to put the speakers too. (unless you stick to the tellys own ones)
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CRT......once the novelty of a Plasma has worn off you'll have ended up paying xxx quid extra just to save a few inches in space.
Unless space is at a premuim.
Unless space is at a premuim.
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