HD TV is it all that?
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Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
You can live without it, but once you've watched something in HD you'll hate anything which isn't HD!
Sport especially looks fantastic.
Sport especially looks fantastic.
throbinson
Well-known member
imo i would say no its not, but theres no point in having a hd tv and not watching in hd, the sports is fantastic the films not so good
Kick Ass Minton
Brooklynite
Watching sports in HD out here is pretty much standard now and ESPN now show the prem games in HD while Fox Soccer is still SD and there is a big difference
Not sure how much Sky charge for HD but IMHO its probably worth it
Not sure how much Sky charge for HD but IMHO its probably worth it
Kick Ass Minton
Brooklynite
I see its a tenner a month - probably worth it I reckon although how many channels in the UK are HD ? most of them out here are now HD including the all important BBC america and ESPN
hopper_182
Active member
- Sep 25, 2008
- 642
deffo worth it IMO.
Its like VHS or DVD.
Its like VHS or DVD.
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
Talking of 3D, what's the deal there? Can you convert an HDTV? How much are 3DHDTVs? Is 3DSD worth it? etc!
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,393
was talking about HD TV this week, apparently the Sky HD is bearly any better than normal SD, but the BBC HD stuff is significantly better.
Tony Towner's Fridge
Well-known member
Need to buy an expensive 1080p TV, Plasmas are best.Over 2k will get you a belter that will have enough processing power to show all complicated and busy HD scenes. Best way to see how good the TV is , is to watch a soccer game with snow. The snow makes the TVs processors really work overtime and the continuing movement of the camera over the pitch, players and crowd add to this processing train. If it looks good and the snowflakes are not smudging then the TV is a goodjun. I treated myself to a Pioneer Kuor a couple of years back for my belated 50th birthday present. Best £4k I ever spent.Have never seen the Albion lose on it either.
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surrey jim
Not in Surrey
can you even buy 3D TV's yet? Thought you used a normal Telly with special glasses?
Lyndhurst 14
Well-known member
- Jan 16, 2008
- 5,143
Finally getting some decent programmes like the In Betweeners. Just need to get rid of effing Gordon Ramsay and Graham Norton……..
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
The Pioneer Kuro is probably the best plasma TV in the world.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
37 HD channels.
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
The Chinese TV manufacturer, TCL (The Creative Life) who manufacture products for some of the leading consumer brands including Samsung, Sony and Toshiba, was at CES 2010 in Las Vegas showcasing their autostereoscopic (“no-glasses-required”) 3D TV display
!!
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
3DTVs will be available next month along with 3D BluRay players. Sky will launch their 3D channel with only around 4 or 5 programmes a week which will include football , movies and entertainment. Additional 3D glasses will be quite expensive to start off with , being about £100.
Kick Ass Minton
Brooklynite
Hearing you on FM !
Have requested a few other programmes via their email as well - QI (for the missus) and hopefully they can pick up decent BBC 3 and C4 progs
Kick Ass Minton
Brooklynite
Not too bad then - not sure how many TWC has over here but its enough for the time being.... Just waiting for Fox Soccer HD on TWC
Shropshire Seagull
Well-known member
I'd heard that LED is now the best flat-screen technology because it offers the best contrast - apparently, plasma and LCD can't do proper black, only dark grey. There aren't many LEDs out there yet - Samsung do a 40" but its still £1200 - twice as much as plasma or LCD for the same size but prices will come down once the other brands start manufacturing LEDs.
