I wonder your cats test their claws on your lcd screen..

This post has been edited by riph: May 2 2008, 12:05 PM

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she used to scratch my sdtv...good thing it had a glass screen
worst when playing/watching football on tv...she'll go after the on screen objects
no way in hell this bravia can tahan this kinda treatment...

This post has been edited by Mgsrulz: May 2 2008, 12:13 PM

The smooth screen of lcd, is the perfect for cats do markings..haha joking.
I dont have problem with the soft screen since im using plasma..

Greetings guys, im planning to get a 32" Full HD LCD for my "coming" ps3, still saving money & need to do some financial planning. Already reserved 2k for ps3. I found that in the market, 32" 1080i are going between 1500 to 2000. Yet so see any 1080p around. Any good suggestion? by budget is within 3k. If i were to get 1080i, whats the best deal around and what model should i get?

from what i've read on forums, many people hate 1080i..
they say either go for 720p or 1080p
and some claim 720p looks better than 1080i

OH seriously... go for 720P.

And another thing.. i just found, if your tv has game mode... use it !! The textures are so much less washed out.

GT5P was very visible.

If you look on the web, articles would say that 720p is actually better than 1080i. Mainly due to progressive scanning versus interlacing.

I won't go into the technical details but off the top of my head, progressive scanning always shows a complete picture at any given moment versus interlacing, which only show every other lne at any moment (e.g. either odd lines, or even lines, hence the term interlacing).

In layman's term, when you pause a video on progressive scanning, a moving object will look complete, like a normal still picture. And on interlacing, a moving object image will look blur.

Enough and back to the original topic. At the moment, if you want full HD, you have to at least get a 42" LCD. The consumer market only has 720p max for 32 inchers. Sony on the other hand claims that their 32" can "accept" 1080p input, but picture quality wise I think it will still be scaled down to fit the screen.

This post has been edited by naziaf: May 2 2008, 02:22 PM

agreed 720p much better. if put 1080i my eyes pain n feels dizzy

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Added on May 2, 2008, 2:26 pmbro actually have 1080p 32 inch lcd screen. onli not available in malaysia

This post has been edited by saiga: May 2 2008, 02:26 PM

If that's the case then rayz85 still has a chance of getting a full HD 32" LCD. Don't forget to post a picture of your setup, ok?

haha.. not available @ malaysia, in another words it would be out of my budget. how bout monitor guys... 24" monitor capable to handle 1080p? i saw someone recommending HP w2408h. any other suggestions?

benq do have one, but i forget the model dy

I think 32 inch 720p lcd tv is much better than 24 inch 1080p lcd monitor coz the screen size. you wont notice any major difference between 1080p and 720p for screen size below 40 inch.

i tink 1080p have to b more then 42"+++ then only u can c the diffrent.

alrite then. i'll start looking for a nice 32" LCD then... heard that Samsung & Sharp has good LCD for gaming & LG has one 32" around 1.6k. Anyone using it? or is there any recommendations?

I use sharp PX5M series. no problem with ghosting.

Finally bought my tv after much soul searching. Took advice from friends that Full HD not worth it for below 40" and for my room 37" is ideal. So didn't take the Phillips 37" HD for 4300... instead bought the phillips 37TA2800 for 3350.
Oh oh.. just checked the specs only 1 hdmi input..hmm nevermind la. Play game only so no worries.

Tomorrow get TV, going to play GTA4 yeah!

PS: anyone can recommend me good surround sound set with speakers below 1k? For gaming pleasure

This post has been edited by abasan: May 2 2008, 05:21 PM

good. happy gaming

here is my setup ><


This post has been edited by 2percent: May 2 2008, 10:29 PM

huhuhu how can i missed that post...

i think ur braviaS can accept the 1080p signal...

but then no point,right...32" only
can or cannot,im more than happy just having a HDTV

just checked the manual:

yeah,can accept
but wouldnt it be downscaled to 720P?
so whats the point? still better?

This post has been edited by Mgsrulz: May 3 2008, 11:51 AM