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February 7th, 2006 02:41 AM #42Originally Posted by silverbx986
i really like the Pioneer 42" plasma set offered by Costco. built-in HD tuner, high quality filters, plenty of inputs including HDMI...not to mention Costco's great customer service, super-low price and awesome return policy. if i decide i made a mistake, i can return it even a few months from now, no questions asked. that makes it pretty low-risk for me.
added bonus: i can get it today instead of waiting for one to be shipped. instant gratification baby!
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February 7th, 2006 03:00 AM #44Originally Posted by M54 Powered
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February 7th, 2006 03:03 AM #45
sakaling di ka happy sa unit na nakuha mo, sometimes may mga stores na di nagpapalit o nagre-refund kung nabuksan mo na, try to disconnect (using soldering iron) any of the wire sa loob para di magwork ng ayos yong system. This time you have a strong case para ibalik mo o refund ito (faulty item).
base on experience di rin magandang basehan ang mga review magazines para sa performance or quality ng isang unit. i used to buy those with good reviews but I always end up with rubbish item. ikaw ang pinakamagaling na reviewer or judge ng isang product so audition different products like testdriving cars.
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February 7th, 2006 05:16 AM #46Originally Posted by Wouie
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February 7th, 2006 06:10 AM #47
Up to now the number of HD cable/satellite stations are still relatively few. Our 32" LCD TV is used mainly for watching DVDs. I've also explored the possibility of using it as a computer monitor. It has VGA and DVI ports and has a max res of 1280x768 when used as a monitor. But the cables are expensive, running near $50 apiece.... Ouch. Ang mahal naman....
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February 7th, 2006 10:37 AM #48
im also planning on buying an LCD tv. pero yung 26-inches lang, for bedroom use. ive narrowed my selection to philips and samsung. sony's LCD panels come from samsung and only the high-end models have the Wega feature. philips has good features (w/ HDMI terminals), the images are crisp, clear & no lag. samsung has a superior contrast ratio (3000:1) and its DNie processor seems to be an industry-leader. im going to take a closer look at sharp (aquos) models, to see how it compares to philips & samsung. anybody here who can provide feedback on what's the best 26-inch LCD out there?
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February 7th, 2006 02:19 PM #49
Check out www.Epinions.com there's lots of product reviews there by consumers.
I'd probably go LCD. If anything happens to ur plasma.. it may be expensive to fix...but...Either way, the television should work fine for a long time. I have a 15yr old 30inch tv Sanyo ata...from the states.. n it works perfect still. U just have to use the remote..bcuz da buttons on da tv dont even work anymore heheh.
I also have a 60 inch projection tv. We're going to put that into our tv room that we're gonna put in our new house we're building.
But, it depends on ur budget. and ur taste. I'd go for a bigger TV in LCD. Just like Plasma.. it's flat screen..n it doesn't glare. Plus the money you'd put into the plasma..you could get a bigger tv with that money... though the qualit won't be AS GOOD as a plasma...but it'd still be pretty damn good.
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February 8th, 2006 09:07 AM #50Originally Posted by Karding
You can prevent burn in by not having any fixed images (like opaque logos, or tickers, etc) on the TV for extremely long periods of time. Short periods of time are perfectly acceptable. Burn in is cumulative. This means that you can't burn in an image in hours or days. It takes months, but it can happen.
Contrast also plays a major role in Burn-in. Many TVs come shipped with the contrast at 100% and this should be turned down
The order of susceptibility to burn in, from most likely to least likely, is as follows:
Plasma
CRT-based RPTVs
Direct View TVs
LCD-based TVs (it's possible to encounter greyscale degredation under severe service - as in commercial service where the TV is on all day, on the same channel, but it's highly unlikely under normal home service)
DLP-based TVs (not susceptible at all)
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