Hmmm.. i thought it is the other way around... as it is always in the videophile views that "For Source material: The smaller your TV, the easier it is to overlook flaws in the source material."
   

For Samsung R7 user...pls takes note on bELOWS; -

Excerpt from xbox.xom forum :-

"Few months ago (I dont know if you remeber), I told you guys there was something rather odd about the LCD panels used in the latest versions of the 32" Samsung (R7 series), well; it turned out to be true.


Apparently not all R7 32" has the S-PVA panel. Instead, some are fitted with an inferior LCD panel manufactured by a company called CMO. However, there were few people who ended up with an AUO M-MVA panel (lucky ******* ).


Note: The following information was obtained from the AVForums.


If you want to find out the make of the panel inside your R7, look for a sticker that contains model no and the version no near the volume buttons. If the version number has the following "CM0*", the R7 you have contains a CMO panel and if the version number contains "AM0*", you R7 has an AUO-MVA panel.

The best way to obtain panel type/make is by entering the service menu (it's more accurate).

You can find more info by clicking on the following links:

http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=498836
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showp...0&postcount=10
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showp...4&postcount=11

Note: This may also affect the 40" version as well


One more thing. If your R7 is working perfectly and you're 100% happy with it, don't look at the sticker! Just leave it alone and ignore this threadBig Smile []."

i think 34 bah... more widely available here

btw, 34 CRT 4:3 is rought equivilent to 40-42 LCD/plasma 16:9

how about halo 3? haha too lazy to check

btw malaysia needs more china made lcd brands to compete againts the giants and create competition.

like i got my 37" 1080p HDCP supprt (DVI) for RM2100... i dont know about you guys, but that's a steal.

RM5499 for the 37". RM9000+ for the 42".
http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/e...RCSHQVHKFSESI5P

There's a workaround for that.... use a DVI to HDMI cable instead of VGA.