What do you think to this TV

blue_haddock

Well they sold out before i could make the purchase so back to the drawing board!

So if i was looking to spend £250 on a TV what would you lot recommend. Minimum size would be 32"

Rufus_M

blue_haddock wrote: »

Well they sold out before i could make the purchase so back to the drawing board!

So if i was looking to spend £250 on a TV what would you lot recommend. Minimum size would be 32"

If you could stretch to fifty quid more the..
Toshiba 32RV753B 32-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p Digital LCD TV with Freeview HD at Amazon

if not the..
AOC L32WA91 32 inch LCD at ebuyer

aliEnRIK

Hammyman wrote: »

If I showed you two TVs , one at 500:1 and one at 1000:1 and asked you to tell me which one had the better figure, I can guarantee you'd be able to tell.

That depends how it was measured. Theres no standard and so the 2 figures could easily look exactly the same
Assuming both tvs are calibrated and the same standard is used then yes id notice a difference if put side by side. But its only the ratio of white to black. The number of colours remains the same. Your statement of your tv having a hugh ratio is meaningless
What would be a FAR better measure would be black and white level measurements in a calibrated state. That would sort the men from the boys so far as contrast limits were concerned.