hi i just bought sharp aquos 32" at carrefour for 1399, it looks great

first is..LCD ain't that nice for me...but LEDlitLCD looks just right..

If you are buying installments, compare Courts to AEON credit...so far for me AEOn credit is better...

The comes the size...32inch..come on...go for at least minimum 40inch.

1.5k can get 42in plasma hd ready. To me still better than 32in full hd. Due to the 16:9 ratio 32 in looks very small compared to old box tv.

try getting at least 40 inch....32 inch is rly small and only suitable as demo for shops/bedroom tv

may be TS should check the length between he sit and the tv...
i mean if too near, 32 will be sufficient...
otherwise can stress eye...

correct me if i'm wrong...

Thanks for the reply. Is the specs like what I posted? Full hd and good for action movies. Please give the model of the tv you bought.

raz

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Added on January 2, 2011, 8:11 pm
Which LEDLit LCD can get for rm1500? all the 40 inch is about rm1800 and above for full hd. Over my budget.

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Added on January 2, 2011, 8:12 pm

Thanks for your reply. Can you recommend a model that can get for 1.5K with 42in and full hd?

TS where are staying??

threadstarter, i'm looking same spec like you.. 32" with fullhd for my bedroom.. if you got good offer, do share with me.. so far i think the best is phillips 32pfl3605s for rm1199 at cheras..

Wah, so much different with courts mamooth. 
The image I posted on the 1st post show they are selling for rm1499. Do you have a picture of their advert with that price?

Wah, so much different with courts mamooth. 
The image I posted on the 1st post show they are selling for rm1499. Do you have a picture of their advert with that price?

Hi,

I finally bought my first LCD



TV model: sharp LC-40L500M
Price: RM 1900
Specifications:  manual

I bought the TV due to the following reasons:
1. Full Hd & 40 inch
2. Pc input & price was reasonable
3. Reputable manufacture

Questions

1. There is a service USB port on the TV. Does anyone have any software that can access the TV USB port? I am just curious what tweaking or extra things that can be done with the USB? A picture of it can be seen in the datasheet. It mention for services personnel only, "* Usually do not connect anything to this terminal as it is reserved only for service personnel." I doubt it did nothing, it is mainly for services only.

2. What does it mean when it states the following for this TV?
a. HD-ready / HD-ready 1080p: yes/yes
b.  HDTV / HDTV 1080p: no/no
The above info taken from this tv specs.
Ignore the TV specs you get from that link, it is list for "MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA" and it is kinda confusing. Your TV is True HD and support up to resolution of 1080P (P= Progressive). This model is True HD, I had no idea why the sheet said it is not a HDTV

3. I have a asus o’play r3 media player. When playing via hdmi cable through my external USB hard drive a 800*1080 movie (6.3 GB file), I notice some lag and greenish pixilation. My question is this due to the media player, data transfer from external USB hard drive, movie file or TV? I tried a short HD movie (1920 X 1080) and it worked smoothly. Probably the source movie issue, try others 1080P / 720P format video which support by your Asus o’play r3 media player

4.  Under the TV specifications, it says HDMI input at 1080I/60Hz. What does this means? I was told if the frequency is less than 100 Hz, high action scene such as sports show up as blurry. Will this affect movie performance also? This TV is not a 100hz / 200 hz set, it is up to 60hz only. Higher hz may given better motion flow but some find it look fake. You won't get any 100hz / 200hz TV set at price less than RM2k. I notice your TV is display as 1080i which means it is running at interlace mode, P (Progressive) mode is always the best (but i not means it is bad as human eye not means can differentiate it a lot). But do remember, it might run as interlace if your plugin device (example your Asus media player) support up to 1080i only, 2nd the BD / download movie is not formatted in Progressive mode, and also all broadcast now only up to 720P or 1080i (this include Astro). For the 1080P/24hz wise is the correct format which movie maker record and want us to see in this way. (Basically all new BD player support on it) You need a compatible TV and BD player to run movie in 1080P/24hz. Currently this model is support 1080/24P (1080P in 24hz).


5.
For the pc compatibility chart, it says it can show at 1400*1050(see below). Can it go higher if the pc has a video card which supports higher resolution? No idea, maybe not, even yes, it also blur as it native resolution is 1920x1080



I hope I can get some answer from the experience people on these questions. Since this is my first LCD TV, I may not have gotten value for my money. I hope the members here can give some tips on things to look out in the future when buying an LCD TV.

Raz