Topic: "affordable" 1080p 32-37 inch LCD/Plasma List 4th Qtr. 2006

[allenwfc]

*Work in progress*

This list contains True 1080p panels(1920 x 1080 resolution) that are 100k or below.
If you know any model/unit that i didn't list here. just let me know.


Philips:
37PFL7422/79 Price(SRP): 90k + 10k disc. for cash

Excol Prima : expresssolution.blogspot.com
37r25 Price(SRP): 74,345 + free tv for cash purchase

[jeyps11_c]

There is a U series from Sony (sorry forgot the model) that is 1080p capable.
Cost is around 80K with HT and wireless headphones.
Real value of the LCD tho is around 55K -- because they can give it at that price if you pay cash.
If you fator in the HT and wireless headset -- value of the LCD is around 30K,

[lithium_deuteride]

There is a U series from Sony (sorry forgot the model) that is 1080p capable.
Cost is around 80K with HT and wireless headphones.
Real value of the LCD tho is around 55K -- because they can give it at that price if you pay cash.
If you fator in the HT and wireless headset -- value of the LCD is around 30K,

The dude's talking about 1080p panels, not 1080p capable like the Sony U series you mentioned.

[jeyps11_c]

^What's the diffrence? Panel and capable?

[lithium_deuteride]

A 1080p panel will display a 1080p or 2 megapixel or full HD resolution while your "1080p capable" Sony U series is a 720p or 1 megapixel panel that CAN ACCEPT a 1080p signal from a 1080p player and downscale it to 720p.

[rx330]

some ppl still kenot make differnce btwn 1080p panel and 1080p capable 

[allenwfc]

some ppl still kenot make differnce btwn 1080p panel and 1080p capable 

yes.. very regrettable

[lithium_deuteride]

yes.. very regrettable

Di naman.  TV technology is evolving rapidly right now I'm sure most people, upon initial exposure to current TV spec and jargon, will get confused.  I didn't know any of this s**te myself until I exposed myself to PDVD posts from hardcore TV nuts like you.         

[jeyps11_c]

some ppl still kenot make differnce btwn 1080p panel and 1080p capable 

Easy to miss if you're a noob (like me)...

A 1080p panel will display a 1080p or 2 megapixel or full HD resolution while your "1080p capable" Sony U series is a 720p or 1 megapixel panel that CAN ACCEPT a 1080p signal from a 1080p player and downscale it to 720p.

Learned something new today...

[ericag_ph]

Learning something new each day by asking questions is always a good thing.
At the end of 365 days... you would have learned 365 new things.

People that don't ask questions...well...is what is trully regrettable.

Easy to miss if you're a noob (like me)...

Learned something new today...

[Munskie]

the big question, would there be significant PQ upgrade from 720p tp 1080p in this size range 32-37in? 

I

[allenwfc]

the big question, would there be significant PQ upgrade from 720p tp 1080p in this size range 32-37in? 

I

this would mostly be a subjective answer.

but i use my LCD tv with my pc, and thus for me it would be a very BIG increase.

generally ppl with farther viewing distances would notice less difference... i remember a chart for his before somewhere.

[jetro]

the big question, would there be significant PQ upgrade from 720p tp 1080p in this size range 32-37in? 

I

in 32s, you have to take a bit of hard (closer) look for you to see the difference. but in 37s its pretty obvious id say

[allenwfc]

updated list with the generic brand.. i found the damn flyer hehe

[Huddaf]

  Hehe Anyone else would like to add to this list?

This is very helpful. at least for me Christmas is just  around the corner!

 

[batanglambak]

any updates? 

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