LED or LCD

**desert fox** · May 18th, 2011 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by normanenoza

di ko alam bro. kahit saan mo ipwesto yan yakang yaka batuhin ni baby yan. pagawan mo na lang ng acrylic panel para may depensa.

nyhahaha...oo nga naman....bahala na si batman later on...saka ko na problemahin....thanks.

**Monseratto** · May 18th, 2011 09:28 PM

Picked this up from yahoo...another thing to think about when buying a TV.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Seven-....html?x=0&.v=1

Seven Tech Trade-Offs Worth Making

PAY FOR TV SIZE, NOT REFRESH RATE As Matt Buchanan pointed out in a still-useful post on Gizmodo.com a year and a half ago, every television manufacturer has a sweet spot when it comes to price and size. Going to 50 inches from 42, Mr. Buchanan explains, may cost you $200, but going 54 inches from 50 could cost $400 more, so 50 inches is where you would get the most for your dollar. Every manufacturer has its own sweet spot, so it pays to look at the lineup and see where it is.

But one thing you do not have to spend much time looking up is a television’s refresh rate, measured in hertz. That tells you how many times per second the TV refreshes the image on its display. A 60 Hz television refreshes its image 60 times a second; a 120 Hz does it 120 times a second. Many — if not most — TVs now have a refresh rate of 120 Hz, and more expensive models are faster than that, refreshing the image 240 times per second. And while twice as fast is theoretically better, your eyes would be hard pressed to tell the difference. That is not a tradeoff, that is a ripoff.

**blue_gambit** · May 19th, 2011 05:03 AM

Originally Posted by normanenoza

hz lang bro.

I stand corrected... Thanks

**Ry_Tower** · May 19th, 2011 11:23 AM

So LCD na nga lang para hindi na-ripoff at 120 hx lang puwede na. hehe

**_Qwerty_** · May 19th, 2011 11:30 AM

just get the one that can play external hard disks.. para hindi na bibili nang media player.. sa Samsung.. Series 5 and above sa LCD.. sa LED nila.. yung series 4 nakaka play na din nang hard disk.

**Ry_Tower** · May 19th, 2011 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

just get the one that can play external hard disks.. para hindi na bibili nang media player.. sa Samsung.. Series 5 and above sa LCD.. sa LED nila.. yung series 4 nakaka play na din nang hard disk.

oo nga, yung sa gilid yung slot, convenient and smooth feature!

**Monseratto** · May 19th, 2011 11:40 AM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

just get the one that can play external hard disks.. para hindi na bibili nang media player.. sa Samsung.. Series 5 and above sa LCD.. sa LED nila.. yung series 4 nakaka play na din nang hard disk.

Kaya ba mag laro ng USB na NTFS formatted? Usually only FAT format lang, hangang 4gb mkv file lang kaya.

**_Qwerty_** · May 19th, 2011 11:44 AM

sorry sir di ko alam kung kaya yan..

**jave** · May 19th, 2011 11:59 AM

This misconception sometimes gets up my nose. Most especially when you try to explain to a person the actual definition of the tech to somebody and he stubbornly insists that LCD and LED are different.

Brainwashed by marketing people. Probably the type who thinks Bose is the end-all and be-all for the best sound equipment.

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Note sa mga may balak bumili ng TV na kaya magplay ng media content from a hard disk....the only disadvantage I can see is that codecs are updated many times. Please make sure that support for the TV is consistent so that it can read updated codecs whenever available.

**normanenoza** · May 19th, 2011 02:49 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Kaya ba mag laro ng USB na NTFS formatted? Usually only FAT format lang, hangang 4gb mkv file lang kaya.

parang ps3 yata eto bro sinasabi mo na usually FAT format lang. hehehe. if the built-in media player can only accomodate SD videos, then no thanks. A high resolution TV is just inefficient if you cannot atleast match its native resolution. If it can play HD vidoes, then its definitely good. tama na bilin mo na yung biggest na ma-aafford mo.