Sharp *BRANDED* 32" LCD TV - £291.41 inc vat/delivery

roddydogs

seftonsun wrote: »

Although a good buy and the TV is HDTV ready as it has an HDMI input unfortunately it is only 720p display format. A “full“ HDTV picture utilises 1080p. This means that only half the number of pixels will be displayed, approx 1 million as opposed to 2 million.

However, to receive HDTV you will need an HDTV receiver. At the moment the most common is the SKY HD box. So, if you are not bothered about HDTV for the lifetime of this TV it is a good buy. But better to be aware than not.

You want a 1080p for £279? r u serious Hardly any 32" are 1080p any way:mad:

maemaesmummy

Inactive wrote: »

It means that PCWorld employ illiterate's to answer customer queries. :rolleyes:

Yes did notice that myself!

Mr_Mister

Is a 32" TV good for a small standard living room?
I see people going for 37" and above but TVs that big can give you a headache when staring at that a long time I think

jmc160

Mr_Mister wrote: »

Is a 32" TV good for a small standard living room?
I see people going for 37" and above but TVs that big can give you a headache when staring at that a long time I think

32" sounds big enough to me.

I think some people buy bigger for one of two reasons:
1 - the bigger the better. Some people just like huge screens.
2 - It didn't look that big in the store.

I have a friend who bought a 50" rear projection HDTV from a very large Tesco store. He was quite shocked at the size of it when he got it home!

Whenever I buy a new TV (which is a very rare occurence - I still have a tube TV at the mo), I tend to look at the size I have, think about if I've been happy with watching TV on that size screen, then decide from that if I need to go bigger. Right now, I'm quite happy with my 28", but will probably go for 32 when I buy an HDTV, just for my gaming.

hammodt

big_ste wrote: »

probably have come from a flooded warehouse somewhere

No, that's the floodlights and waterbeds!

Edindevon

Inactive wrote: »

It means that PCWorld employ illiterate's to answer customer queries. :rolleyes:

Said the man in the glass house throwing a stone.

If you are going to try to be superior about other people's literacy levels, you could at least use correct grammar.

Edindevon

Inactive

Edindevon wrote: »

Said the man in the glass house throwing a stone.

If you are going to try to be superior about other people's literacy levels, you could at least use correct grammar.

Edindevon

Feel free to correct it then, I will then correct some of your posts.

Glass house??:rolleyes:

atro1

Jeez, unnecessary guys, [or gals] keep it friendly.

moob_2

roony wrote: »

Ive looked for a 32" LCD with 1080p and couldn't find one. Do they exist?

Nope.

The bottom line is that expert opinion states one cannot tell the difference between 720p and 1080p on any panel below 50" and from a respectable distance too.

Panasonic do not make 1080p panels below 50" for that reason.

People buying 1080p panels on sets below the above are pretty much wasting their time and money.

keaskin

sainsburys have Goodmans 32 lcd with freeview model GTVL32W26HDF, is this tele any good as I cant find it on price runner or dealtime to get review.any advice or imput
thanks