Author Topic: High Definition T.V.  (Read 3133 times)

Samsung...Something between 55 and 60 inches.

It's lovely. Has like 3 HDMI ports, composite, USB, VGA, and even an ethernet port to get software updates for some reason!
Thanks for the info.

I have 3.

:rich:
All tvs that were in my house were hd, and now since I'm moving to where my dad lives/works, we'll have 1 sd, and 4 hd. (And I have a 1080p monitor) :rich:

OP, keep in mind that:
-Brand doesn't matter. At all.
-Go for the best deals
-1080p or more, for resolution
-IMO, you want at least 2 HDMI ports.
-At least 1 USB port
-At least 1 VGA port
-At least 1 set of (I forgot the name of them :P) the kind of ports that are used for Gamecubes/Wii/XBox original/etc
-At least 1 audio in, and 1 audio out
-The larger it is, the larger the resolution better be for quality.
-Weight is important!
-MAKE SURE THE SPEAKERS ARE AT LEAST DECENT!! >U
-Make sure you have HD cable as well. Even if you don't, the TV's still worth it eventually. :)

I have four, gonna be five

OP, keep in mind that:
-Brand doesn't matter. At all. Some brands sell stuff.
-Go for the best deals
-1080p or more, for resolution There is no higher than 1080p for TVs.
-IMO, you want at least 2 HDMI ports.
-At least 1 USB port Not needed.
-At least 1 VGA port Not needed.
-At least 1 set of (I forgot the name of them :P) the kind of ports that are used for Gamecubes/Wii/XBox original/etc Standard non-HD Audio Video. Assuming you use a normal console you don't need those.
-At least 1 audio in, and 1 audio out Why audio out?
-The larger it is, the larger the resolution better be for quality.
-Weight is important! Not necessarily...
-MAKE SURE THE SPEAKERS ARE AT LEAST DECENT!! >:U True.
-Make sure you have HD cable as well. Even if you don't, the TV's still worth it eventually. :)


Despite the fact our 20 year old TV (at least?) Is starting to kick the bucket my dad doesn't think we need a new TV. not that we hardly ever use it though.

He also dislikes/hates the new HD resolution because LD stuff looks horrible on them and they have all have really high contrast and stuff. but I think that might be because everyone where I live are cheap and just plug them in and have no idea that they have goddamn SETTINGSSS.

GOOD GOD TEXASS

Despite the fact our 20 year old TV (at least?) Is starting to kick the bucket my dad doesn't think we need a new TV. not that we hardly ever use it though.

He also dislikes/hates the new HD resolution because LD stuff looks horrible on them and they have all have really high contrast and stuff. but I think that might be because everyone where I live are cheap and just plug them in and have no idea that they have goddamn SETTINGSSS.

GOOD GOD TEXASS
lol


We have a LCD Vizio, I think its near 45"-50"

The only LCD thing in the house is my monitor, and it's HD quality.

I have Two. 40" and 42" great for movies, games, and football

We have a 1920x1080 projection HDTV.
It's pretty epic.