Quick HD ready LCD question..

Hi there all,

I have not mutch money to spend on an HD TV,

Here i'll see an Philips HD tv,

Now my question is: with this LCD performance can i get fully the ps3 grapics experiance?

Here is the link with details of the HDTV.

Thx greets

Sh*t, sorry forgot it hehe

HERE LINK: http://www.redcoon.nl/index.php/cmd/shop/a/ProductDetail/pid/B120942/cid/15005/Philips_32_PF_5331/#

It looks nice, but the fact that it all appears to be in German makes it impossible to read the specs on it.

well, from the little i can get on that site, it appears it is merely 1080i (i could certainly be wrong). So no, you will not get the full experience. Qbrozen

It may only accept 1080i, but will display any video in 1080p...if it is in fact a 1080p display and not a 768p. I would assume it is 1080p since I saw no reference to 768p.

Get a Sharp or a Sony and you will be lovin life!

[QUOTE="Qbrozen"]well, from the little i can get on that site, it appears it is merely 1080i (i could certainly be wrong). So no, you will not get the full experience. SD_Hitman

It may only accept 1080i, but will display any video in 1080p...if it is in fact a 1080p display and not a 768p. I would assume it is 1080p since I saw no reference to 768p.

Get a Sharp or a Sony and you will be lovin life!

[QUOTE="Qbrozen"]well, from the little i can get on that site, it appears it is merely 1080i (i could certainly be wrong). So no, you will not get the full experience. SD_Hitman

It may only accept 1080i, but will display any video in 1080p...if it is in fact a 1080p display and not a 768p. I would assume it is 1080p since I saw no reference to 768p.

Get a Sharp or a Sony and you will be lovin life!

Don't forget samsung!

the screen size is too small for 1080p to make a difference anyway.mmirza23

don't buy hd ready karnis

Also, I hear no LCD really ever shows 1080p accuratly when it is because with motion the pixels can't update fast enough to maintain the finer details. You'll have to wait for the new 120hz LCD 1080p tvs to prevent detail loss in motion.TimothyB

[QUOTE="karnis"]don't buy hd ready TimothyB

[QUOTE="TimothyB"]Also, I hear no LCD really ever shows 1080p accuratly when it is because with motion the pixels can't update fast enough to maintain the finer details. You'll have to wait for the new 120hz LCD 1080p tvs to prevent detail loss in motion.karnis

[QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"]don't buy hd ready karnis

[QUOTE="karnis"][QUOTE="TimothyB"]Also, I hear no LCD really ever shows 1080p accuratly when it is because with motion the pixels can't update fast enough to maintain the finer details. You'll have to wait for the new 120hz LCD 1080p tvs to prevent detail loss in motion.TimothyB

[QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"][QUOTE="TimothyB"]Also, I hear no LCD really ever shows 1080p accuratly when it is because with motion the pixels can't update fast enough to maintain the finer details. You'll have to wait for the new 120hz LCD 1080p tvs to prevent detail loss in motion.karnis

[QUOTE="karnis"][QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"]don't buy hd ready TimothyB

[QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"][QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"]don't buy hd ready karnis

[QUOTE="karnis"][QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"][QUOTE="TimothyB"][QUOTE="karnis"]don't buy hd ready TimothyB

Philips makes awful sets. In general avoid brands like Philips, RCA, Syntax Olevia, and the like.BroweChisox

Agreed, do not buy a Philips LCD HDTV.  I had one for a year and a half with numerous problems.  I had the panel replaced because of a huge white spot in the top right corner of the screen, a software problem with the menu that kept flashing on screen and wouldn't stop, and then to top it off, my new panel had dead pixels.

After the lemon law kicked in I received my money back and purchased a Samsung 46' LCD 1080p and couldn't be more happy.  Samsung generally rates among the top with less problems and best service repair out of all HDTV's.  Philips's rates almost the bottom.