Actually, it's ED/ PAL resolution, meaning that you can get ~576 instead of the normal 720++ lines resolved over the TV. I have a KV-DA29M61 and I'm regretting now. (New one is just a slight revision, I don't expect them to drop a super fine pitch tube inside)

THe ONLY Sony True HD CRT TVs are the KV-HR series- 3000+ ringgit.
I just realised I was ripped, emailed to Sony, got no response... somebody sue them.

Sorry mzaidi, i liked G.R.A.W but not most of the others

im thinking of getting G.R.A.W and another game, btw is graw coop compatible?

Hello guys,i have a 43 inch projection tv which is hd ready but its not widescreen. Shud i just use this tv to play the 360 or should i get the 24inch dell widescreen monitor ?

I just noticed that mine is not that black as well for Gears of War. I guess it's the game. Nothing's wrong with ur monitor. Coz on my pc black looks very black

Does HD make that much difference? I currently do all my gaming on a 32" non-HD TV. Planning to buy a 360 over the weekend, I do kind of have extra budget available for maybe one of the 20" Dells.

HDTV makes a difference, trust me... but to be honest i see no difference between 720p and 1080i. Ask some tech junkie 

Which one is 'technically' better?

OK ... I need some expert advice ... after getting my 360 I realize it's not reaching it's full potential without HD.

Now, I've narrowed it down basically to the Dell 2007 WFP, mostly because the 24-incher is a little out of my budget. However, the 2007WFP has no component inputs, so how will I connect the 360 to the LCD? The description says:
I'm assuming I'll need a seperately-purchased cable for this?

Which is better, 360 --> VGA or 360 --> Component?

bcoz with Dell there's a scaler so u can maintain the 16:9 aspect ratio but the rest will stretch it to 16:10. Also, for Dell 2407WFP, VGA looks better than component, but that's simply bcoz the 2407 series had issues with the component input. But then again, if one had a 2407, it's better to use VGA and 1080p output option anyways.

yes... just to maintain the 16:9 aspect ratio. I'm using Dell 2007WFP remember? Also, yes there is a difference when u choose the 1080p option even on a 24" lcd. Why? Well since lcd works best at native res, choosing 1080p will give u the sharpest image over 720p which give a slightly blurry output, most obvious are the text. Yeah, for movies maybe one can't see much of a difference, but with games which involves a lot of text dialogs and HUDs, it's quote obvious really. If one can't see any difference of 1080p on a 24", then why would any PC users opt to use 1920x1200 as desktop res instead of let's say..... 1280x720? The difference is there, u just had to experience it yourself. 

Im confuse. Mine LCD TV support up to 1080i signal. Q is, how the hell i know it can display as 1080p?? 

Furthermore mine got HDMI input. I'm assume the HDMI usually support to 1080p no??

Anyone here mind to share any experience with the Japanese lcd TV model that requires step down transformer in Malaysia. Found out that the new sony bravia x model just been released there with an acceptable price list, and going to tokyo..next month too...and how much normally the custom will charge for the duty of lcd tv...

the estimated drop of lcd and plasma tv will drop another 20% - 30% by the 2nd half of next yr. one of my fren who work at sony malaysia told me la. how true, itu i also dunno... hehehe..... so can we wait that long ?

nope~. Composite is mostly all tv have it~. but most of 29 inch TV above does comes with component input already..

but don't think can go 720p ... only 480p

Hello all,

Erm i got a question here it might sound silly (prolly thats why i do not wanna star a new thread about this?) but any help would be greatly appreciated. Well, instead of playing split screens in some racing or shooting games, can i actually have 2 screens (via VGA) with a single console? If possible, how?

Thank you.