budget less than rm2200.

considering the fact of warranty period, brand, quality, resolution, package, and dynamic contrast ratio and most important is size LOL. the bigger the better haha. it works most of the times except for gf and wife .

please suggest me

go for samsung,its mid end but worth the bucks! or maybe toshiba.My friend bought a 32'' toshiba for RM1500++ and she says its great!

One shop in Pandan Jaya offering 32' Toshiba for RM1299 [Clearance stock].
Samsung too , a good choice

Or,

I have better suggestion. If you quickly glance through this Home Entertainment section, you could view lots of Tele [branded] topics.

You can read up and ask as much as question you like and decide which is the best for your need.

T'ra

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: Apr 19 2010, 06:51 PM

Samsung.. with reasonable price, you'll enjoy NICAM Stereo for every channel via traditional antenna., that other LCD brands don't offer

mind to state spesific model?

Toshiba 32AV700 32" around RM1300. quite tempting but it's overbudget for me.

mind to explain what's the difference between NICAM in samsung LCD TV and other TV?

i got NICAM Stereo display on top when i switch channel everytime on my samsung lcd, but dont know what is that

Nicam Stereo if i'm not mistaken, it's the same concept as astro I-II function...
we can change the voice/audio language for the program that is currently show on certain channels..
the example, when we watch cartoon on TV3, then, the cartoon have dual language, one is English, other one is Malay, so if u want to watch in Malay, just press the button labelled "I-II" (My Panny remote are like that)
Btw, not Samsung only can support Nicam Stereo.., Panny LCD also can support it...
But unfortunately, there are no Terresterial TV in Malaysia used Nicam Stereo fully.....

malaysia market now dominated by this two company end of this day for HDTV

Toshiba and Samsung

I mean Samsung provide NICAM Stereo system while other same price LCD brands don't offer.

I recently bought 3 LCD Tvs this year 2010, Panasonic 32" for RM1799, Samsung 32" for RM1499 and Samsung 22" for RM899" but i don't remember their models. I hope the price will help you to define what product range they are.

Both brands deliver great picture quality,
but surprisingly cheaper Samsung have NICAM Stereo eventhough they don't show the sign in their packing boxes.
Plus convenience channel setup, i.e. channel name, channel arrangement, channel deactivation

NICAM Stereo means your TV sound is produced in 2 channel stereo that is essential in HiFi system
This system is for antenna reception only, you will enjoy listening your TV channels like "FM Stereo"
Astro decoders would not need this because they can transmit 2 channel audio via audio output
But I'm not sure if astro channel for TV1, TV2 and TV3 broadcasted in stereo too
Of course all TV station in Malaysia now already have NICAM Stereo compatibility, TV3 was the first station, followed by NTV7, TV1, TV2, 8TV and TV9

This post has been edited by radovantz: Apr 20 2010, 12:46 PM

Ohh... I thought Nicam Stereo was used to transmit the dual language sound......

is just stereo sound is it, but sometime i dont feel like the channel are running on stereo also, more like mono convert to stereo

Maybe some time, or they just can't play stereo at all times like playing old movies, etc.
But i like to hear TV2 logo being played, it is actually sound really interesting, you can hear the vocalists singing "TV2" at their own positions.
Most commercials also now being played in stereo
You have to sit at the center position of speakers, and better yet, with seperate amplifier system.
But I don't think Astro provide stereo audio for TV channels, except the channels listed in their packages only

This post has been edited by radovantz: Apr 20 2010, 07:47 PM

maybe my ear not good enough or my lcd tv speaker not good la, cant really distinguish the direction of voice, maybe is because of downfiring?

but i dont really care much about the sound since i dont have high end sound system like you guys

Singapore's TV programs do carry Dual-Language via NICAM STEREO

This post has been edited by JOR23N: Apr 20 2010, 09:12 PM