TarMoo
Prominent Member
Today I saw a series of LCDs screens side by side in John Lewis Bluewater. Included were the 32 inch screens - Toshiba WLT58, Hitachi 7200, Panasonic LXD500, and Sony KDL 'V'.
At the time BBC1 a Sky Feed football preview was showing. This highlighted some terrible pixilation and other screen defects. So much so that I would be so distracted by the picture flaws from watching the program.
The best picture with respect to flaws was the Toshiba, the worst was the 7200, with the Sony/Panasonic in between. The Toshiba has rather washes out colours compared to the other sets, so it is not perfect in other respects.
All in all, not a good advert for potential buyers. Is this experience repeated in people's homes, or does a dedicated Sky/Digital Cable feed provide a much better picture for fast moving football matches. If so, on which TV?
At the time BBC1 a Sky Feed football preview was showing. This highlighted some terrible pixilation and other screen defects. So much so that I would be so distracted by the picture flaws from watching the program.
The best picture with respect to flaws was the Toshiba, the worst was the 7200, with the Sony/Panasonic in between. The Toshiba has rather washes out colours compared to the other sets, so it is not perfect in other respects.
All in all, not a good advert for potential buyers. Is this experience repeated in people's homes, or does a dedicated Sky/Digital Cable feed provide a much better picture for fast moving football matches. If so, on which TV?