which sony be2 series u actually bought? i'm interested as well but when i checked their website it only says hd ready for the 32" s series. See link below.

http://www.sony.com.my/product/klv-32s400a

I think we have to agree to disagree

uhhh?? why??

Actually component cables even when they can support 1080p are still inferior to HDMI. The difference are still there, just not easily noticeable. It's exactly like comparing VGA cables to DVI on very high resolution such as 1920x1200. Besides, component cables are stuck at 1080p/30Hz while hdmi supports up to 1080p/60Hz.

One other thing, the Sony 32" S-series BE2 actually have a 1366x768 panel, not FullHD. It can accept 1080p signal and downscales to the panel resolution. The only 1080p 32" Sony lcdtv is the W-series, which is way more expensive. Better get the LG 32" (LG53R or LG80R) or Samsung 32" Series-5 or 6, which are all 1080p 32" panels.

yup at the beginning, i thought that salesperson sarcasm me.its funny but. its a worth experience for me..i spent 6hours to try each tv.very funny but true.
i suggest if anyone survey for any new lcd or wat so eva...do it your way..its your money..its your right..
btw harvey norman gave a free sony hdmi cable worth rm399 its a high speed cable hdmi..i dont know wat version.

i suggest u bought a cheap hdmi rm range 100-400. 800 is big money ma..lgipon 2012 nu konsol akan kuar ma...
mayb hdmi will obselete.cheers man

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Added on February 27, 2009, 9:11 pmoowh? thak yu man..
sorry for the mis information..
but really my sony can display 1080p and 1080i.
i dont know man. myb u r electronic gadget whiz...
but as long as my sony can catch my ps3 max reso i m hepi...
cheers man


This post has been edited by nafi: Feb 27 2009, 09:11 PM

It supports the resolution, but the display is not full fledge.

yup..even my dell 19" i can set my ps3 to display 1080p.

owh.. u can check the navigator comment..kui3...
its make sense to me..
s series can get 1080p but not full fledge.
btw my friends toshiba rm1899 can only display max to 1080i
so i thought mine full hd as it can max to 1080p..
yeah im wrong..its 1080p not full fledge..
thank top clarify it navigator..
back to track..
HDMI CABLE..

This post has been edited by nafi: Feb 28 2009, 01:16 AM

lol didn't you read what navigator said.

thanks i get it. but? 19" full hd? my 19" acer can do 1080 but it focus kind big..myb 22" make sense for me...correct me pls..
any way u can youtube whether its true or not...im sorry for any mis info man..

ok so ehich the best hdmi cable?
coz im using the free 1 worth rm399

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Added on February 28, 2009, 1:09 amthanks cute cat
i've learnt sumthin new in these forum..
so back to track...
can u give info bout hdmi cable?

This post has been edited by nafi: Feb 28 2009, 01:09 AM

i'm using RM16 from carefour.superb.

WOW nice wat brand? can i find it at giant too?

dunno.. but carefour sure got. carefour brand..
actually different version of HDMI cable means it increases it bandwith of data transfer.. but version 1.0 is already sufficient to transfer 1080p.

component cables can't be stuck at 1080p/30Hz coz that would means it will only display at 15fps...

No, you'll get 30fps max. This is not 1080i/60hz where you'll get an effective rate of 30fps, 1080p renders full frame, not lines.

thanks man...btw i will buy try to compare with my current hdmi...

alrite!!!

let's wait for nafi's explanations when he compared a RM300+ worth of a hdmi cable with a mere RM16 worth.. heheheh

eh, 2012 kuar console baru lagi ker? for real?

is it? i thought progressive also the same.

but still, currently there are no support for 1080p60. ATSC and BluRay standards are only at 1080p30 max.
when they do revise the standards, BluRay play might be able to play it via update to the firmware but we'll still need a new tv as current tv also only limited to 1080p30.

LOL, erm current tv does support 1080p60 as long as it had hdmi inputs. Consoles such as Xbox360 and PS3 does support 1080p60 as well, as long as there's games that are rendered at 1080p and runs at 60fps, for example Wipeout HD on the PS3. So while most broadcasting standard or BD movies at 1080p30 max, it's the games that's gonna support 1080p60 mostly. Sure there's so very few games that's gonna support 1080p at 60fps on consoles currently, but the point is the feature is already there. Heck, i could just easily hook up a pc thru hdmi to an 1080p lcdtv and get 60fps playing games.

current gen consoles is not powerful enough to output 1080p60 except for more simplistic games such as Wipeout HD. even in PC, you'll need quite a high end hardware to get 1080p60.