Video LCD Advice: 40"

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linuxtechie

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Folks,

Brief:

1. Not worried about sound too much at the moment. Later its going to go through SPDIF interfacing amplifier (WAF at this moment : 0, lets see if I can change that.)
2. It will be driven through 9600 GT, hence I am really interested in display that shows pixel for a pixel, no smoothing, sharp as it can be.
3. Plasma is a no-no, cause the living room is very well lit, it can't be changed.
4. Resolution: Full HD.

I am personally in favor of : LA40A610.

Let me know your advice, makes sense to wait till diwali? Any other model? Not interested in Bravia, as I said earlier, I want a pixel for pixel, a shade for a shade, no processing on that in the LCD.

Thanks
~LT
 
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also check out the scarlet series from LG...

no point in postponing ur purchase if u have ur HTPC in place..

interest free EMI
0 processing fees..
What else does 1 require..
 
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linuxtechie said:
Folks,
Let me know your advice, makes sense to wait till diwali? Any other model? Not interested in Bravia, as I said earlier, I want a pixel for pixel, a shade for a shade, no processing on that in the LCD.
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I think you can siable the Bravia engine if u want to. If u are not gonna need it, then u sould go in for a Samsung, since they are the same planel.

Global prices are falling for larger Full HD screens. So prices will fall further till Diwali and even more till christmas :tongue: endless

You sud try to get a 100Hz screen. The samsung u linked is not 100Hz, but most 100hz screens are 47"+
 
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i think the bravia does have 1:1 pixel maping,but it will apply bravia engine processing,i found the image far better in my sony lcd then my viewsonic lcd monitor.

from what i have seen samsung applies more processing and looks less natural.
also sony produces 10% more contrast and as the least input lag 10ms edging out the samsung which is around 30ms. so sony again is good for gaming.
 
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countrock said:
I think you can siable the Bravia engine if u want to. If u are not gonna need it, then u sould go in for a Samsung, since they are the same planel.

Global prices are falling for larger Full HD screens. So prices will fall further till Diwali and even more till christmas :tongue: endless

You sud try to get a 100Hz screen. The samsung u linked is not 100Hz, but most 100hz screens are 47"+
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Hmm 100Hz, how does it improve the viewing exp? In fast speed motions?

~LT
 
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