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Samsung LCD tv any good?
spinningsheep
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Hi, I am considering buying this TV and wondered if anyone had any experience of it?
http://www.ciao.co.uk/Samsung_LE_32_A457__Review_5780969
The review sounds resonable and it is for my bedroom, I have a 37" plasma in my lounge. thanks in advance for any advice.
http://www.ciao.co.uk/Samsung_LE_32_A457__Review_5780969
The review sounds resonable and it is for my bedroom, I have a 37" plasma in my lounge. thanks in advance for any advice.
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good telly. great picture and easy set up too.
get it from john lewis. it includes a five year warranty.Get some gorm.0 -
when playing games though it has a weird darkness thing,, its like darker things like black go to like metalic black it looks weird but its a very good tv, and very colourful, would reccommemed watching it in the morning, it really does burn lol0
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it looks good but its not full hd. i would get a full hd tv if you can afford it.0
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donnajunkie wrote: »it looks good but its not full hd. i would get a full hd tv if you can afford it.
Depends on whether the OP has a full HD source to play thorugh it though.It's my problem, it's my problem
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yeah, if the hd part is not important then i would consider getting a 100hz or one with a higher dynamic contrast. of course you could still look for a tv that has those two things as well as full hd.
other things give hd picture now, its not just sky hd. games consoles, blu ray disc players and upscaling dvd players.0 -
as far as i can tell, theres virtually no HD films shown anywhere yet, and as for super HD? forget it for the near future.
seems to me as just hype to sell some new tellys.Get some gorm.0 -
as far as i can tell, theres virtually no HD films shown anywhere yet, and as for super HD? forget it for the near future.
seems to me as just hype to sell some new tellys.
i know someone who has sky hd and the picture while watching a football match and a documentary was excellent compared to a regular digital picture. if its not a full hd tv then the benefit is small that is why i recomend going for full hd if you use anything with a hd picture or are likely to. if not go for a tv with 100hz and possibly a high dynamic contrast.0
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