What should you consider when buying an LCD tv?
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What should you consider when buying an LCD tv?
A 17 or 19 inch widescreen.
1.What inputs do i need?(dvdplayer and freeview box)
2.What resolution?
3.Are all LCD's HD ready,or capable of accepting HD in the future?
1.What inputs do i need?(dvdplayer and freeview box)
2.What resolution?
3.Are all LCD's HD ready,or capable of accepting HD in the future?
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Originally Posted by paulr
A 17 or 19 inch widescreen.
1.What inputs do i need?(dvdplayer and freeview box)
2.What resolution?
3.Are all LCD's HD ready,or capable of accepting HD in the future?
1.What inputs do i need?(dvdplayer and freeview box)
2.What resolution?
3.Are all LCD's HD ready,or capable of accepting HD in the future?
FYI
HD runs @ 720 lines progressive and 1080 interlaced (SKY HD) and @ some stage this year with DVD BLUE RAY and HD DVD a poss 1950 lines
HD can be connected either by HDMI, DVI, or component video. The 19" Sony will run @ 720 interlaced via the component video connector
If the Sony is above the price that you are happy to spend then what I would recomend you stick to a good brand and not the korean rubbish as they normaly have quite poor picture quality and if you do want HD then the set has to have MIN 720 lines of resolution and look for HDMI, DVI, or component video, if it has any or all of these then you will be ok but most of all look @ the picture as it doesn't matter what the salesman has to say you are gonna be the one that looks @ it every day not him
Anyways that concludes our lesson on HDTV for today tune in same time next week for patch work quilts LOL
Hope this helps and good luck
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