Hi Guys
I'm looking to buy a new LCD TV for my bedroom over the next few months to replace my current 26 inch LCD Sammy (The one all the XBOX 360 Demo Pods had at launch)
I have changed my mind so many times. These are the things I'm looking for:
Size - 32 preferably (Possibly 37-40 at a push)
Res - Full HD but not essential unless 37 inch
Price - £1000 max
Features preferred - 100hz, 24p, 10 bit panel, at least 3 x HDMI. 8 ms at most
The blacks must be best possible , I know LCD is worse than Plasma but I don't want a TV which loses detail in black areas.
I primarily use my TV for gaming on my 360 and PS3 although I have a decent sized blu ray collection so the movie playback quality is also important. It will need to handle upscaled DVD's well too.
I have looked at several models but some carry drawbacks which put me off.
Philips 32/37 PFL9632/9602D - Beautiful TV with good motion handling and solid movie handling but apparently input lag is bad making this a bad tv for gaming.
Samsung 32LEA656 - No 100hz supposedly but good for gaming however reports indicate "Black Crush" as a major issue, no detail at all in dark scenes
Sony KDL32D3000 - Supposedly a great TV, not Full HD but seems to have everything else I want.
Sony KDL32W4000 - From what I have seen this TV has less features than the D3000 except the Full HD and the pixel thingy for the photos. Also has BE2 but what difference will it make. Our 46W2000 benefits from a better picture with all the fancy features turned off.. It hasn't got a 10 bit panel (I think the D3000 does) and neither does it have motion flow 100 hz.
Toshiba 40ZF355D - Probably out of my price range and could be too big depends on the size of my room when I move out.
Out of all above I am leaning towards the D3000 , it has all the features pretty much as well as its price is coming down.
If anyone can advise of any other TV's which may be suitable available now or coming soon then please say and I will look into them. Any other advice on comments on the above TV's is also welcome.
Thanks in advance
I'm looking to buy a new LCD TV for my bedroom over the next few months to replace my current 26 inch LCD Sammy (The one all the XBOX 360 Demo Pods had at launch)
I have changed my mind so many times. These are the things I'm looking for:
Size - 32 preferably (Possibly 37-40 at a push)
Res - Full HD but not essential unless 37 inch
Price - £1000 max
Features preferred - 100hz, 24p, 10 bit panel, at least 3 x HDMI. 8 ms at most
The blacks must be best possible , I know LCD is worse than Plasma but I don't want a TV which loses detail in black areas.
I primarily use my TV for gaming on my 360 and PS3 although I have a decent sized blu ray collection so the movie playback quality is also important. It will need to handle upscaled DVD's well too.
I have looked at several models but some carry drawbacks which put me off.
Philips 32/37 PFL9632/9602D - Beautiful TV with good motion handling and solid movie handling but apparently input lag is bad making this a bad tv for gaming.
Samsung 32LEA656 - No 100hz supposedly but good for gaming however reports indicate "Black Crush" as a major issue, no detail at all in dark scenes
Sony KDL32D3000 - Supposedly a great TV, not Full HD but seems to have everything else I want.
Sony KDL32W4000 - From what I have seen this TV has less features than the D3000 except the Full HD and the pixel thingy for the photos. Also has BE2 but what difference will it make. Our 46W2000 benefits from a better picture with all the fancy features turned off.. It hasn't got a 10 bit panel (I think the D3000 does) and neither does it have motion flow 100 hz.
Toshiba 40ZF355D - Probably out of my price range and could be too big depends on the size of my room when I move out.
Out of all above I am leaning towards the D3000 , it has all the features pretty much as well as its price is coming down.
If anyone can advise of any other TV's which may be suitable available now or coming soon then please say and I will look into them. Any other advice on comments on the above TV's is also welcome.
Thanks in advance