On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 17:26:44 -0000, Fat Nige At The Piano!!
wrote:
>Well, I have just been to everyones favourite electrical retailer (not) &
>had a look at some newer LCD screens against plasmas. The LCD screens have
>much lower contrast ratios than the plasmas but on all apart from one, the
>blacks looked solid & black. No motion blur was in evidence on most of them
>& all in all they look very nice. Prices have come down to reasonable levels
>& the connectivity is miles better than Plasma sets. I saw a Vision 32 inch
>LCD (re-badged LG panel I think) & the picture was stunning for Ł1700 (this
>was in Empire). The Philips one even has 4 scarts & component inputs etc.
>
>I might abandon my plans for a projector & bag myself a 32 inch LCD!!!
>
>Anyone got any experience of the new range of LCDs?
>
>Just to keep this on topic, the Philips comes with a very nice Philips all
>in one setup with wifi speakers if required!!!
The best skinny TV picture I have *ever* seen was on the new Panny
22 LCD with built-in DVD player. The detail was awesome and the
dynamic range superb on Small Soldiers - virtually 3-dimensional. I
suspect this may have a lot to do with the direct player to TV
connection, but it was vastly better than Ive seen on any other LCD.
Mind you, at Ł2200 it should be!
Next to that, the new 42 Pioneer plasma rooolz.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering
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Posted: 2003-11-28 08:00:28
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