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    Show your HDTV here!

    well i have been watching this site for a while, and people seem to be showing there hd tv, asking if it is good for ps3, or asking if they should get it, or if it supports 1080p....well i thought maybe we shoud create a thread for everyone to post there tvs on and people can comment on them...theres just one rule...

    Please do not post your tv and just not comment on anyone elses tv, and if u post, please comment on atleast 3-4 tvs above you, thanks

    thats all i wanted to say, it will be alot more organized with that....anyways start posting...

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    Can't comment on anybody else's set 'cause there are none to comment on

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    give some info on the actuall tv as well, not just the tvs picture....we can see a tv by going on google, we need to no the info, like is it 720p? 1080i? 1080p?...

    persoanlly i have simlar tv to that one, just has the side speakers, the newer version, the one with 1080p....but this tv is decent non the less....good for gaming....tv looks nice...


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    Panasonic TC-32LX50
    hooked up to pc via HDMI-DVI cable.


    this spot is reserved for when it comes in the mail 4-7 days from now (i ordered today). pics will come then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by immortal
    give some info on the actuall tv as well, not just the tvs picture....we can see a tv by going on google, we need to no the info, like is it 720p? 1080i? 1080p?...

    persoanlly i have simlar tv to that one, just has the side speakers, the newer version, the one with 1080p....but this tv is decent non the less....good for gaming....tv looks nice...




    Okay, if you want to get all technical about it

    - 60" 16:9 HD LCD rear projection
    - 3 -chip LCD technology (each chip holds 1,092,168 pixles of resolution) For a total of 3.28 million dot pixels
    - Wega engine - what ever the hell that means
    - Built in ATSC tuner
    - S-master digital amplifier
    - Virtual Dolby Surround
    - Cable card slot
    - Memory stick Pro Media input

    - 1 HDMI input Optical audio output
    - 2 HD component inputs
    - 4 Svideo inputs
    - 1 optical audio output

    The set's native resolution is 720p.

    Oh and by the way, there are maybe only 2 televisions on the market right now that can actually except a 1080p signal.

    99% of the "supposed" 1080p sets cannot actually accept a true 1080p signal. (Something manufacturer's conviently forgot to mention in their ads )

    Again, I'll say it, there isn't a TV on the market with 1080p inputs. The engines do it, the LCD's do it, but the inputs do not. Its wasted. The same thing happened with the new Mitsu LCD RPTV's - some people even say the 720p sets look BETTER than the 1080p versions. HDMI's hardware specification is sufficient for 1080p but it isn't utilized yet except in the case of Sony's top of the line Qualia and possibly some other topend projectors. Either way, broad-casters will not be broadcasting anything in 1080P nor will the movie industry anytime soon - like 8-12 years at least.

    I can guarentee you that unless you have two TV's side by side, one with "true" 1080P and one with either 1080i/720P, 99% of people won't be able to tell the difference.

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    I am sorry, but I had to post this reply on that tv above. Dude, that is a sweet tv. How much does it cost and where did you get it from? I want one too.

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    I have the same tv as LT1FUN. It is great for games.
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    TV: Panasonic TH-50PX50U 50" Plasma TV
    Resolution: 720p (1366 x 768 actual resolution)
    Aspect Ratio: 16:9
    Inputs: HDMIx1, Component Videox2, Other analog inputs that I dont worry about =)

    SOUND SYSTEM:
    Receiver: Currently, Onkyo HT-S570 (I belive)
    Inputs: Component Video, Analog RCA, Opticalx2 SPDIFx1

    I am going to be upgrading the above sound system to one of the following. If you have one of them, give me your opinion on it with your description:
    Onkyo HT-S780I
    Bose LifeStyle 38

    The Onkyo supports 7.1 surround, as well as DTS-ES and Dolby Digital EX decoding, but the Bose is... well, a Bose! Pictures coming as soon as the TV (and systems) arrive.

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    Again you can start this in the sticky that is provided or switch it to the technology Forum.
    *Own PS3 (60gb) Launch Day
    *Username = MikaMo33
    *R:FOM, COD3/COD4, RR7,NHL 2k7, Motor Storm, Oblivion, GTA IV, Assassin's Creed, UT3, Orange Box
    *Own Wii: Zelda, Red Steel, Super Mario Galaxy, Guitar Hero III

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    Tv: Sharp Aquos 32" Lcd Tv
    Resolution : 720p/1080i (1366 x 76
    Inputs: 1 x Hdmi, 2 x component, 2 x Rca , 1 x sv-video,

    Sound System :
    Logitech Z-5500 500 watt system, 1x optical, 1x coaxial, 4 analog

    Tv 2: Samsung 56" HL-P5685W Dlp Tv (really nice one)
    Resolution : 720p/1080i (1280 x 720)
    Inputs:
    2 x RF input ( F connector ) - rear
    1 x RF output ( F connector ) - rear
    1 x DVI-HDCP ( 24 pin digital DVI ) - rear
    1 x HDMI ( 19 pin HDMI Type A ) - rear
    1 x VGA input ( 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) ) - rear
    2 x HD component input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - rear
    2 x composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - rear
    2 x S-Video input ( 4 pin mini-DIN ) - rear
    1 x monitor output ( RCA phono ) - rear
    1 x audio line-out ( RCA phono x 2 ) - rear
    4 x audio line-in ( RCA phono x 2 ) - rear

    Sound System: Bose lifestyle 18 system
    1 x coaxial, too many analogs.

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    Heres my setup:

    50" panasonic plasma screen display

    3000:1 ratio
    supports 480i 480p 720p 1080i
    2 component inputs
    2 video inputs
    1 HDMI input
    1 RF input
    Next Generation HD Panel
    3D Colour Management
    Real Black Drive System
    Sub-pixel Controller
    Motion Pattern Noise Reduction
    Integrated DTV Tuners (ATSC / QAM / NTSC)
    CableCARD Ready


    5.1 DolbyDigital home theatre surround sound

    1000 Watt DVD home theatre system
    DVD Audio, Dolby Digital, dts 5.1 surround sound decoders
    5-disc DVD changer with multi-format playback capability
    Advanced progressive scan with 4:4:4 video processing
    Auto & manual zoom modes
    360¡ sound for enhanced sound movement
    H. Bass for extended low frequency output
    Multi Re-master for higher quality audio reproduction
    Front tower speakers include speaker stands
    6 Speaker system featuring subwoofer with dual 15 cm woofers
    Wireless ready rear speakers with optional SH-FX50
    HighMAT, MP3, WMA, JPEG, VCD & SVCD playback on
    CD-R/RW1
    Quick start CD mode for fast disc access
    480i or 480p Component Video Output
    Composite & S-Video Outputs
    Audio inputs for TV, VCR & AUX
    ENERGY STAR¨ Compliant

    PS2

    Rogers HD Didital Terminal

    Satellite

    VCR










    and man, TL1FUN, your setup is slick!



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    Quote Originally Posted by jigsaw06
    I am sorry, but I had to post this reply on that tv above. Dude, that is a sweet tv. How much does it cost and where did you get it from? I want one too.
    It's a Sony 60WF655 I believe. Bought it this past summer 'since Sony was having a sale on all their HD televisions. It cost somewhere in the neghbourhood of $5G's but that's Canadian dollars.

    The cost of HD televisions have really come down in price since then - believe it or not, so you could probably pick this one up (or something similar from Sony) for about $2500 US + tax.

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    I'm so proud of my HDTV.

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    dude, Central, where's your setup?

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    Central, that's the on the first page of a Google search. Not very original, but I laughed anyway

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    Quote Originally Posted by Central


    I'm so proud of my HDTV.
    Yep mine too soo sad isnt it




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    Westinghouse LVM-37w1



    This HDTV is one of the very few available 1080p HDTVs on the market that pulls out the 1080p resolution @ 60 fps and not only 30 fps (frames per second) like the most 1080p labeled HDTVs do...

    Go on here if youre interested it this TV (made a special topic)
    http://ps3forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=12291
    "Awesome, the PS3 is like alien hardware from a UFO crash... it's like reverse engineering the FUTURE OF DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT!"

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    Shred0r, I want to buy that monitor/tv but I don't know if it's worth it. I've heard that it's not so good for gaming and fast moving objects. Is this true??? Please tell me your true opinion about it since this is my #1 choice right now!!! I really don't care how it performs with a SD signal (480i/p) because I want it for HD gaming (PS3) and HD movies (BD on PS3). I've also been looking into the SED TVs, but there's not much info (price) and it would have to wait at least another year. Anyway, please give your honest opinion about your Westinghouse 37" TV. The specs, I've seen them a million times but I have never seen one in action. How does Killzone look on your tv??? If you have GT4, does it look good in 1080i??? SORRY there's too many questions but I'm really interested in this tv because of the price and the 1080p native resolution. Oh, and I can't show off my HDTV because I don't have one yet.

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    The cheapest HDTV on the market from a known vendor.

    http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Samsu...oductDetail.do

    Samsung 27" HDTV Monitor (TX-R2765)

    EDIT: All of those beat the crap outta mine! But it was the only thing I could afford.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LT1FUN
    Either way, broad-casters will not be broadcasting anything in 1080P nor will the movie industry anytime soon - like 8-12 years at least.
    Actaully, I was pretty sure Blu-Ray movies were going to be 1080p from the start, or atleast some of them. Infact I think I read that on this site somewhere. I may agree with the broadcasters part though.

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    [LIVE] Resistance 2 Beta Live

    Resistance 2 Beta Live
    By: Justin Pinter

    According to various reports, the Resistance 2 Beta has gone live and members of PSU (PlayStation Underground) are receiving emails to download the beta application through the PSN.

    This means that there are people right now, enjoying 60 player online battles and maybe even 8 player Co-op. So check your emails and if you didn't get in, don't worry, as there will be plenty of other opportunities in the future.

    For more information, Insomniac Games has launched the Resistance 2 Beta website which users can access here. Stay tuned as there are bound to be leaks of the beta in the coming days.

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    Re: [Ready] Resistance 2 Beta Live

    editing now.
    *Kiss My X Box Flavoured Ass*

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    Re: [Ready] Resistance 2 Beta Live

    edited & live.
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