Lg Rz32lz50

[Jaymo]

Hey hey,

Was just after a bit of advice. My knowledge of HDTV's could be written on a pin head so...is this: - http://www.digitaldirectuk.com/products_moreinfo3/index.asp?product_id=9027&sa=KELKOO a good choice? Seems like a bargain to me, but what do I know? Is it a bargain cos it's basically, y'know, crap?

 

[Moogrose]

Hey hey,

Was just after a bit of advice. My knowledge of HDTV's could be written on a pin head so...is this: - http://www.digitaldirectuk.com/products_moreinfo3/index.asp?product_id=9027&sa=KELKOO a good choice? Seems like a bargain to me, but what do I know? Is it a bargain cos it's basically, y'know, crap?

It ain't Hd ready... try the LG 32LX2R, its good stuff.

 

[amorenod]

There are 3 reviews in the review section. Good PQ, but it's killed by the lack of HD inputs (component input only works with interlaced signals, and the DVI input is PC only)

 

[amorenod]

There's a new model, RZ-32LZ55, which seems to solve the above problems, as there's a HD Ready logo in the LG site:

http://uk.lge.com/prodmodeldetail.d...arentId=01&modelCodeDisplay=RZ32LZ55&model=10

 

[Jaymo]

There are 3 reviews in the review section. Good PQ, but it's killed by the lack of HD inputs (component input only works with interlaced signals, and the DVI input is PC only)

Cheers for your help...You see, I just saw component input and thought that meant it was HD ready...didn't even look for the HD Ready logo

 

[freekbear]

There's a new model, RZ-32LZ55, which seems to solve the above problems, as there's a HD Ready logo in the LG site:

http://uk.lge.com/prodmodeldetail.d...arentId=01&modelCodeDisplay=RZ32LZ55&model=10

Which seems like a cut down version of the 32LX2R, which again is (probably) a cut down version of the 32LP1D.