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Hi guys...

Want to buy Full HD 32" HDTV for movies watching.. Have plan to connect USB Hdd and watch HD ripped movies (mkv)

1. Budget = 35 to 37 k

2. Viewing distance = 4 ft +

3. Sources/inputs such as HD DTH/consoles/stand-alone media players etc = Normal Tata Sky DTH

4. Preference for plasma TV/LCD TV/LED-LCD TV = Any.. I don't think will Plasma come under the budget..

5. Preference for brands = Samsung/Sony/LG (but not restricted to)

6. Willing to purchase it from the grey market? = NO

7. Ambient lighting conditions of the room = Normal

8. Any other feature you are looking for such as 3D support on the HDTV, DLNA capabilities etc = Nothing

Is it possible to connect headphones to TV ? or I have to purchase DVD player for it ?
 
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Get a samsung 32D550 or 32D580 difference is in the sound or if you want to save power and wan't a tv with slimmer profile get a 32D5000.
In the Sony only the low end models support MKV and NTFS formatted HDD.
 
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adder bhai,
Does Sony 32Cx520 supports NTFS formatted HDD, I've been told tv supports upto 1Tb. One more thing how would you rate 32Cx520 vis a vis 32Ex720 in terms of 2D picture quality and features as I guess they have diff panels.
 
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jdutt said:
adder bhai,
Does Sony 32Cx520 supports NTFS formatted HDD, I've been told tv supports upto 1Tb. One more thing how would you rate 32Cx520 vis a vis 32Ex720 in terms of 2D picture quality and features as I guess they have diff panels.
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No the CX520 and EX520/720 and HX series doesn't support NTFS. The EX720 is obviously a better tv interms of 2d quality,both have a SPVA panel but the one in EX720 has a higher speced version of the SPVA panel with a higher refresh rate.
 
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Guys, just saw this model in croma,

24" F.HD VU LED-24K16 - :: VU Technologies ::

13999 - 1yr warranty +1200 (+2year ext. croma warranty)

Was eyeing a 24" monitor (G2420 BenQ) ; now the VU one looks tempting.

Can anybody comment on the build and image quality of VU leds ? Are they reliable.

And also about their A.S.S.

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^ BTW demo`ed it there. Pic quality was superb. Sound was very good and clear even at 70-80% volume.

The VU site says usb support only for jpeg and mp3 (not much an issue for me)

Will go today with a pendrive and ext. HDD (NTFS) for another demo.
 
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Hey guys am getting the

Samsung LA40D550K1R for 40K (LCD TV 40")

Samsung UA32D5000PRMXL for 33K (LED TV 32")

Am really confused between the two...the distance of viewing isn't much...and both the tv's have the exact same features except ofcourse one being led and the other LCD...Since the LCD one is bigger am planning on getting that one. Need help deciding between these two..:D

PS: I did not fill up the template provided because i don't want anymore suggestions besides these two to confuse me furthermore :P
 
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mandeep said:
Hey guys am getting the
Samsung LA40D550K1R for 40K (LCD TV 40")
Samsung UA32D5000PRMXL for 33K (LED TV 32")

Am really confused between the two...the distance of viewing isn't much...and both the tv's have the exact same features except ofcourse one being led and the other LCD...Since the LCD one is bigger am planning on getting that one. Need help deciding between these two..:D

PS: I did not fill up the template provided because i don't want anymore suggestions besides these two to confuse me furthermore :P
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Get the 40D550.
where are you able to get it for that price,is it grey market if so which city/town
 
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No dude...not the grey market..it's a shop called Rahul Electronics on S.V Road Goregaon west, Mumbai! I have bought my past 4 TV's from him only...he gives the best price to me all the time...BTW i forgot to mention it's in exchange for my 29" flat samsung in perfect working condition 3yrs old. Thus the prices :)
 
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1. Budget: 26k approx.

2. Viewing distance: 5-7ft.

3. Sources/inputs such as HD DTH/consoles/stand-alone media players etc: Xbox360 and a HD DTH

4. Preference for plasma TV/LCD TV/LED-LCD TV: LCD only

5. Preference for brands :Any good brand

6. Willing to purchase it from the grey market: Nope.

7. Ambient lighting conditions of the room: Adequate

8. Any other feature you are looking for such as 3D support on the HDTV, DLNA capabilities etc: USB 2.0 capable of playing multiple formats
 
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Hey Guys, I had a doubt about the text quality on a HD TV. When you connect your PC to an HD TV through HDMI, how good is the text quality on it?
 
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harish_21_10 said:
Hey Guys, I had a doubt about the text quality on a HD TV. When you connect your PC to an HD TV through HDMI, how good is the text quality on it?
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Many tvs have a PC/graphics mode or text mode which makes the text as sharp and legible as possible.
 
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^^And how good are they compared to the LCD monitors? Also, will a LCD TV be appropriate for photo editing?
 
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Please suggest me the best TV in the market.

1. Budget = 50 K can extend by 5K. But if its fitting in 50K then best.

2. Viewing distance = 8 ft

3. Sources/inputs such as HD DTH/consoles/stand-alone media players etc = Tata Sky DTH HD, USB, stand-alone media players.

4. Preference for plasma TV/LCD TV/LED-LCD TV = Please suggest the best one.

5. Preference for brands = Suggest the best avilable

6. Willing to purchase it from the grey market? = NO

7. Ambient lighting conditions of the room = Normal

8. Any other feature you are looking for such as 3D support on the HDTV, DLNA capabilities etc = DLNA.

Thanks.
 
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^^ Samsung LN40D550 fits your budget perfectly. Here's a review of the 46' version Samsung-LN46D550. But be warned, as posted on the first page Samsung has a panel lottery system. Other option would be the Sony Bravia KDL-40CX520 through grey market for about 42k. You get a assured SPVA panel in this. Using one since a month or so. Completely satisfied :). Here's a review - Sony 46cx520.
 
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jags1987 said:
^^ Samsung LN40D550 fits your budget perfectly. Here's a review of the 46' version Samsung-LN46D550. But be warned, as posted on the first page Samsung has a panel lottery system. Other option would be the Sony Bravia KDL-40CX520 through grey market for about 42k. You get a assured SPVA panel in this. Using one since a month or so. Completely satisfied :). Here's a review - Sony 46cx520.
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So how can i be confirm that i will get SPVA panel with Samsung. We need to have good contacts with dealer ;). If you have any idea to be sure with panel please let me know :).
 
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^^ Please read the first post by Gannu on the first page, he has explained it very properly :)
 
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Also please let me know the models from panasonic. I heard its come with gorilla screen.
 
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Thanks Jags :). But i dont find LN40D550 on official samsung site. Is it launch in India or i have to buy it from gray market.
 
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