It's a very good TV both for gaming and astro purposes. Many people in the world aren't complaining bout this HDTV. Arj is using this one. I have a slightly older model, but still my games on ps2 and 360 look marvellous. DNIe doesn't kacau as much as older model so yopu shouldn't worry.

Peace

Turn blue? When does that happen? Is it when you're switching channels or switching sources (ie from Astro to DVD?).

The rough pixelisation is caused in part by the Pixel Plus. Philips improved on it in the Pixel Plus 2 sets (which I have).

As for the reflection, that may just mean that your set doesn't have an anti glare/reflection coating. Better check with the manual or documentation.

It turned blue for 2 seconds during all astro programs. It happens randomly. Switching channels is ok, even switching sources is ok too.

Is there a spray that i can use to reduce glare?

I never come across a TV model that supports PP2. Only those LCD & Plasma would have PP2 and above.

Hey guys, it's actually my first time posting here, but I've been lurking for a while, hehe.
Anyway, I'm getting a LCD tv soon, so I've been checking around and have narrowed down my choices to 3 brands/models.

1) Samsung
LA40N71B

2) Sony - Bravia
KLV40V200A

3) Sharp - Aquos
LC37BX5M

My questions:

1) Which one of these models do you recommend? To me, Samsung has the best looks but from what I read from this thread, it seems that the Aquos it the better choice. Keep in mind that for now I would be mainly using the tv to watch Astro and play my Ps2. No Ps3 yet, but I should be getting it sometime next year.

Thanks in advance

Or get the LG 32" lcd tv at harvey-norman, selling for RM3499 currently. 

Hey guys, it's actually my first time posting here, but I've been lurking for a while, hehe.
Anyway, I'm getting a LCD tv soon, so I've been checking around and have narrowed down my choices to 3 brands/models.

1) Samsung
LA40N71B

2) Sony - Bravia
KLV40V200A

3) Sharp - Aquos
LC37BX5M

My questions:

1) Which one of these models do you recommend? To me, Samsung has the best looks but from what I read from this thread, it seems that the Aquos it the better choice. Keep in mind that for now I would be mainly using the tv to watch Astro and play my Ps2. No Ps3 yet, but I should be getting it sometime next year.

2) Does the Sharp support 720p and 1080i? I'm pretty sure that both the Samsung and Sony does, but I can't find any info on the Sharp(I even have the brochure with me but it doesn't say anything about it, just the resolution - 1,366 x 769 x 3 dots(?)

3) How bad does Astro perform with these tv's? I really don't want to resort to watching football at the mamaks if the quality is too bad...

Thanks in advance

Bro munky, I do hope that too but unlikely to happen in near future. *sigh*

noob questions.

Dell 2407WFP can display 1080p on xbox360 via VGA input only right? How come we're not able to get 1080p through composite? I dont understand.

How bout for PS3?

Coz the built-in scaler for component input on Dell 2407WFP doesn't support 1080p input, that's all. For PS3, u'd need a HDMI-DVI adapter cable then hook it up to the DVI port to enjoy 1080p. Otherwise u'd still stuck with 1080i/720p over component input.