Tiago 15:16 22nd November 2009
Hi everyone,
i am going to change my TV-CRT to a new LCD.
Some advice please:
must be/have:
- Full HD
- 32"
- input 2 x Scart 21 pin (euroconecter)
- input 2 x hdmi
- VGA input
don't care about sound i use external amplifier/speakers
what can i buy around (500/600) euros
so far i found this one nice:
http://www.consumer.philips.com/c/te...5D.app101-drp3
Do you have a big difference between 50Mhz and 100Mhz? in CRT you can see it, and in TFT?
Can anyone point me others TFTs in 500/600 euros range?
Thanks
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Harrison 12:17 23rd November 2009
I highly recommend Samsung HDTVs. We have one as our main TV and it has a great picture. We recently upgraded to SkyHD and the picture quality is really good. And while you said you are not bothered about audio, this TV also has great sound. The menu system is also very nice with loads of advanced features.
Standard definition also looks very nice on Samsung TVs. On other makes I've always been disappointed with normal resolution images as they appear quite pixelated and poor quality.
For the money you have to spend you could actually afford a larger 40" Samsung LCD. The series 6 higher up series ranges by Samsung are worth looking at.
The other make worth getting is Panasonic, but they cost more and I think the picture quality of Samsung is equal, and sometimes better.
Philips image quality is also pretty good. We have a small Philips LCD in the bedroom which does have good picture and sound, but I don't think they are as good as Samsung or Panasonic.
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Tiago 12:31 23rd November 2009
About about connecting the Miggy? Do they need anything special, or any TFT will display the miggy?
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Harrison 12:33 23rd November 2009
Most have VGA or DVI inputs for higher resolution modes, and also have the more standard RGB SCART, S-Video and RT aerial sockets. So you can connect an Amiga easily.
I connect mine using an RGB scart cable.
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Tiago 16:03 23rd November 2009
Yes, in my CRT i use scart cable too.
What about WB in vga modes?
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Harrison 16:27 23rd November 2009
Most have a DVI port, which you can plug a VGA cable into with an adaptor. I've not tried an Amiga on the TV in VGA mode but it should work. I connect the PC up quite often.
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