Just got my samsung 32" hdtv today.
Here are some pics, sry for the quality, took pics with phone:
NEC 20.1" LCD 2080UX+ vs Samsung 32" LE32R41BDX (@ standard factory settings also this is a crap comparison, i cant be asked to write an essay):
Movie:
The NEC LCD produces sharper image but only noticeable at close distance (30" distance from screen) in the other hand the Samsung LCD produces a more brighter image and superior contrast which looks better from far distance (3-4 m distance). But this is acceptable for the Samsung LCD when viewed close as it is a bigger screen hence the image has to be blown up even more also the pixels are much more bigger. Overall the Samsung looks better and gives it that cinematic effect.
Gaming:
The NEC LCD has a native resolution of 1600x1200 where as the Samsung has a native resolution of 1360x768 so we can figure out which will produce better image. While gaming on counter strike source i noticed the colour on the NEC LCD is far superior then the Samsung LCD (this can be fixed if you alter with the settings i think). The NEC produces a more vivid colour tone (i guess this can be fixed on the Samsung menu as well).
The NEC LCD has a ms speed of 16 vs 12ms (12ms or 8ms ?), with a difference on ms speed it seemed the same while gaming. Both screen produced no ghosting, trails etc at all
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Antialiasing settings:
Since the Samsung is huge and has a lower resolution it is still acceptable as you wont be sitting so close to the screen. You will need a powerful graphics card to allow atleast 4xAA on resolution 1360x768, which will get rid of the jaggies you see. Gaming from a far distance looks great with no jaggies present.
If you wish to play pc games then i'd supggest you buy a professional LCD screen like the 2080UX+ but only if you are a hardcore gamer.
Update: I just realised my system was set at 85hz and the Samsung only supports 60hz which is why while gaming it produced inferior results, now that its set to 60hz it actually looks amazing. lol i change my mind i can say its just about on par with my NEC.