LCD TV Owners

[dcfcsteve]

you mean you cant steve.

D'uhhhh - my brain hurts.......!

So - you gonna give me £650 for the TV then dude ? It's got full warranty, and that's half the retail price......

[paul_oshea]

£450 and another D-squared shirt and its a done deal

http://homecinema.timeuk.com/tv/lcd_...FQ0eEgoddkfJOw

[dcfcsteve]

£450 and another D-squared shirt and its a done deal

http://homecinema.timeuk.com/tv/lcd_...FQ0eEgoddkfJOw

That's a nice TV ! Only - it's not the one I'm selling......

Mine is the 1080p version - which in layman's terms, is the best picture quality you can buy for your money (the closest thing TV screens have got to looking through a window. And when you watch films, you can really see the quality).

Plus - it doesn't look anything like that gammy generic picture they've used. That's a decent Samsung TV panel in a sh!tty Time-branded fascia. Yeuch.....

I'm actually getting used to mine now, so price has gone up to £700. I'll have the D-Squared shirt anyways.....

[Dodge]

Mine is the 1080p version - which in layman's terms, is the best picture quality you can buy for your money (the closest thing TV screens have got to looking through a window. And when you watch films, you can really see the quality)

Bit late for the hard sell now steve. You've spent the rest of the thread slagging it off.

[beautifulrock]

That's a nice TV ! Only - it's not the one I'm selling......

Mine is the 1080p version - which in layman's terms, is the best picture quality you can buy for your money (the closest thing TV screens have got to looking through a window. And when you watch films, you can really see the quality).

Yes Steve a little too late and in regard to looking through the window, by the sounds of it you need to do it that way to ensure you are 10 feet away from it

[paul_oshea]

the closest thing TV screens have got to looking through a window. And when you watch films, you can really see the quality

actually i was watching a little bit of spiderman in pc world and that is exactly how i described it to the missus. It literally looks like you are looking through a window.

Ah well steve, good luck with ebay ( hope ye have better luck than i do ). Not a chance i would give ye near £700

[dcfcsteve]

Bit late for the hard sell now steve. You've spent the rest of the thread slagging it off.

It's got nought to do with the TV though. If my Living Room was a foot wider, I'd have been evangelical about it......

Actually, the screen no longer hurts my eyes (Samsung got me to reset it all) and I've grown used to the size, so I'm actually going to keep hold of it now anyway. It's grown on me in the last week

[Dodge]

Actually, the screen no longer hurts my eyes (Samsung got me to reset it all) and I've grown used to the size, so I'm actually going to keep hold of it now anyway. It's grown on me in the last week

Damn right too. If I paid that type of money for something I'd happily adjust to it...

[Jerry The Saint]

It's grown on me in the last week

That's the last thing you need if it was too big to begin with.

[paul_oshea]

http://www.myhometheater.homestead.c...alculator.html

[anto1208]

http://www.myhometheater.homestead.c...alculator.html

I done it for my TV shows the difference your imput makes ( HDTV OR DIGITAL ) im presuming when they say maximum they mean minimum distance from the screen .

mine is around 6 feet from my seat but has the High def resoloution and i think its just right .


Viewing Distances Based on Visual Acuity
14.6 Feet Maximum Viewing Distance for NTSC/PAL(720x480/720x576)
5.5 Feet Maximum Viewing Distance for HDTV(Fully resolved 1080i; 1920 x 1080)

[kdjaC]

Mine is the 1080p version - which in layman's terms, is the best picture quality you can buy for your money (the closest thing TV screens have got to looking through a window. And when you watch films, you can really see the quality).

Where you getting 1080p input from?

kdjac

[dcfcsteve]

Where you getting 1080p input from?

kdjac

Nowhere - I'm just future-proofing......