Again, some of my friends think LCD is better but at the end it still comes to individual preference.
Home Theatre Something you should know before buying a HDTV, LCD, Plasma, RP LCD, SXRD
Home Theatre Something you should know before buying a HDTV, LCD, Plasma, RP LCD, SXRD
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Jan 9 2007, 08:38 PM
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After going through many rounds of survey to compare between LCD and Plasma, finally my choice still go to Plasma. My observation was better PQ, natural & realistics colours and also clear & crisp fast moving pictures.
Again, some of my friends think LCD is better but at the end it still comes to individual preference. |
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Jan 9 2007, 09:26 PM
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QUOTE(tong1774 @ Jan 9 2007, 09:13 PM) Once there is sales man told me that Hitachi product no good and dont buy any plasma because its out dated. I then ask him that if plasma is so outdated, then can he sell me cheap cheap like CRT price since both are also outdated. He is speechless, than i walk out from that shop and will never return. Initially I've the similar thought that "plasma is out dated". But after I did the real close comparison and many rounds of survey, then I believe what my eye have seen is the right choice. |
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Jan 19 2007, 06:22 PM
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That's why I have just bought plasma right after a few round of survey........
So far very satisfied with plasma performance. Another friend of mine initially also thinking to get LCD but changed the mind after seeing Plasma. |
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Jan 27 2007, 09:11 AM
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QUOTE(hmwong @ Jan 27 2007, 12:48 AM) I intend to buy a LCD TV (either JVC SX6 or Toshiba 40") but quite concern about the PQ of Astro. Can anyone advise me how bad is the PQ. The local showrooms /dealers do not put on Astro programs. During my search for a HDTV, I also discovered almost all showrooms will not hook up HDTV with Astro and they will tell you thousand of reasons why it's not there. They are afraid to turn down your appetice of getting HDTV. Would s-video cable help? What's the difference like? Instead of letting showroom promoter to influence what they want you to watch, I have recorded some channels from Astro into DVD disk, some digital photos converted into DVD quality slide show format and recorded into DVD disk as well, then I go to the shop and play the disks on LCD and plasma HDTV. Also tried at different brand and model. Right after that, your naked eye will give you the right answer. You could repeat the same process in another 1-2 different shops. At the end you will receive pretty consistent answer of whether to chose LCD or Plasma TV, which model & etc. Yes, Astro picture quality is definitely can't match with DVD quality disk but at least we want to know at what acceptable level if showing on HDTV. Overall I could say it's OK and the quality will vary from one channel to channel. But for those live telecast sport programs, it's always have better picture quality. We believe Astro has done certain level of compression. In fact the thrill of having a big scree TV, at least > 40" screen is the effect of feeling more engaging and more invovled. It's also making your eye feel more pleasant to watch the programs/movies. Another biggest plus is if you have a lot of digital photos, you could compile it into DVD quality slide show format and play on DVD player, it's like enlarge your digital photos to the biggest size that we've ever seen with great picture quatlity. Recall back all the past sweet memories........... |
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Jan 27 2007, 08:08 PM
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QUOTE(kelvinyam @ Jan 27 2007, 03:55 PM) Best Denki at Mid Valley does let you try out their LCD with Astro. Since my dad watches football a lot, he get a chance to check on one of the sport channel from Astro. He told me he could see the ball clearly (no pun intended) Nice to know that. But I still think to burn Astro programs into DVD disk will be the most convenient way to check on the HDTV performance since you're able to load it on any DVD players and play on any HDTV as you wish. Besides, you're using the same source all the time then it's much easier to make comparison in terms of PQ, clearity for fast moving actions & etc. |
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Jan 28 2007, 09:45 PM
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Different people will have different selection criteria and taste. It's better for you to conduct your own survey.
For me, I've selected Plasma HDTV as my final choice based on PQ, color and motion clearity. |
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