1yr only lo...yeah..foc 1 hdmi cable...

good price man! but for their sharp.price not nice enuf..bcoz i can offer 3250

This post has been edited by adrian0229: Jan 6 2008, 11:24 PM

Dear All,
Where is the L shop in SS2?

Thank you

I think this has been answered gazillion times...nvr mind. It's along the row of restaurant Murni, Public Bank, Secret Recipe, The italy pizaa restauraunt, BMB Hifi , Mitsubishi showroom(ex Proton Edar). I'm sure you can find it now.

i saw the philips 9xxx in not bad as well, any comment?

My family is planning to upgrade to a 32" LCD TV.

What I am interested is the Sony D series since it has what I needed:
100Hz refresh rate
HD 1366X768

I heard it has a built-in HDTV tuner too, is it true?

I have also found out Sony has a 50" Projection TV for less than RM4000, http://www.sonystyle.com.my/product/produc...ubcategoryid=31 anyone has experience in that?

Do recommend other 32" LCD TV with those features I mentioned above with a price not more than RM3500.

Thank you

By all means, avoid projection tv as the lamp life is way too short; abt 6-8K hours. Not forgetting that it costs over a grand to replace it.

For less than RM3.5K, there are many LCD TV that fit your budget.

hey sifus! whats the best bang for the buck 32 inch lcd tv below RM3k..

For 32" w 100Hz motionflow in the market now, which one of you guys think is the better one:

Sharp A53M
Sony D300
Philip PFL9432

Any other models that I've missed? Checked out the D300 at sony centre, it seems the S-Force FRT SURR is quite good compared to the A53M model. Any feedback?

But come to think of it on the other hand, for the price we're paying for the additional features / slight boost of PQ, its not much diff unless we purchase original DVDs / HD / Blu-Ray, with good HDMI cable to see its full potential.

Samsung R81B, maybe.@ RM2999. Top up a little and you can get a nice Sharp with 100Hz from Adrian (dun say i didn't help you...so got more discount or not?? LOL).

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Added on January 8, 2008, 9:13 amI think most people will have or eventually buy a HT system, so sound system in the TV not very important.

And i'm still not sure if 100Hz makes any difference. You can get a 50Hz 37" LCD at sub 4K price.

But one thing i notice, some how, the Sharp seems to able to squeeze more picture into the screen (just take note of the edges) compared to most models....dunno why.

This post has been edited by Matrix: Jan 8 2008, 09:13 AM

lol..hehe...more ppl buy..i can giv better price for sharp...sharp is much better than other brand...top lcd in the world...no doubt

I'm a user of Toshiba 37A3500E, I'm using GC XFX 7600GT for my pc. My LCD tv can display to resolution of 1360 x 760. I'm using VGA cable to view it. So far very satisfy with my LCD.

This post has been edited by chrono_breaks: Jan 8 2008, 01:09 PM

Thanks Matrix.. will hop over there.

y buy from L? that shop is my main competitor ...i wanna fight wif them

Hi Adrian,

How much can you quote me the Toshiba LCD 32" model 3000 or 3500?

This is to be used for PS3 games, Blue Ray, Wii and DVD..No astro..

Thanks..

toshiba 32" again? if toshiba...u get from L le...L can offer same price wif me..not i dun wan deal wif u...coz i juz earn few bucks if i sell toshiba 32"

price is 3000 is 2250
3500 is 2350

i believe L is offering this price too...

Astro? not worth it buy LCD just to watch Astro
Astro quality is not HDTV, it's satelite TV
the quality is bad
for watching DVD, playing games, LCD is recommended

Dun buy from toshiba
toshiba quality is so-so laaaa

If wanna buy LCD, 1st choice, of course SONY
then go for SHARP & Samsung
after that LG, PANASONIC etc tec

This post has been edited by madstone: Jan 8 2008, 08:28 PM

SONY fanboy...hee-hee..really i dun see what's so special about SONY.

There's a review up there in this thread somewhere that do a detail comparison between SONY,TOSH and Samsung. TOSH comes up tops.

Another SONY fanboy boasting about how great SONY is...not knowing anything about the REAL facts.
Sorry ar bro, jgn marah ar..

But seriously bro...i had posted somewhere about the REAL manufacturers of LCD/Plasma panels and guess what ?

SONY ISNT ONE OF THEM !

Only Pioneer, Panny, LG n Sammy bro...the rest all just OEM la. hahaha

Sammy and SONY has a joint-venture factory to share the LCD panels. The only difference i believe is the so called "engine"...DNIE, Bravia etc...

I thought SHARP is also a panel maker (in fact, SONY's 1st batch PSP used Sharps LCD...later changed to some other cheap LCD to cut cost, from what i heard).

I wonder who does TOSH gets their panel from...i think their METABRAIN PRO engine is superior to SONY's and Samsung's going by the test above...

What is Sharp's engine name ah? Don't think i heard of any terms...

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Added on January 8, 2008, 10:16 pmJust dig this up just now:

http://www.technewsworld.com/rsstory/60912.html



This post has been edited by Matrix: Jan 8 2008, 10:16 PM

Can you please confirm that you are connected directly from your computer VGA to VGA input on Toshiba TV? Not DVI/HDMI converter using HDMI input on TV, but directly from PC VGA out to VGA in TV? Also can you confirm that your 7600GT is set at 1360x768 resolution (VGA) and your TV (VGA/RGB) is also set at 1360x768 resolution?

I have been asking Toshiba users for feedback before but no one has responded. I even called up Toshiba technical people, but no one there even knows for sure.

The reason I want to know is because the specs for the old A3000E model shows only the following resolution through VGA :-

1) VGA 640x480 (60/75hz)
2) SVGA 800x600 (60/75hz)
3) XGA 1024x768 (60/70/75hz)
4) S-XGA 1280x1024 (60hz) - Compressed

The A3500 model also shows the following specs (refer to local Toshiba website -http://www.toshiba.com.my/servlet/svtUProductPage?func=spec&proID=7528037000 )

RGB
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1) VGA: 640 X 480 / 60Hz - YES
2) SVGA: 800 X 600 / 60Hz - YES
3) XGA: 1024 X 768 / 60Hz - YES
4) S-XGA: 1280 X 1024 / 60Hz - YES (Compressed)
5) W-XGA: 1360 X 768 (60Hz) - N/A
6) W-XGA: 1052 X 768 (60/70/75Hz) - N/A

So from their technical specs above it doesn't show that their TV support 1360x768 resolution through VGA.

I would appreciate if you can confirm that the specs above are wrong.

This post has been edited by Ngto: Jan 8 2008, 10:28 PM