Posts by xargos

I guess you can add me to the list of satisfied customers with LD450 series sets, a 37LD450 with S-IPS to be exact. A local store just put them on closeout and since it was one of the few models of TV that had my interest I decided to...

Hmmm.... that's odd. I have a pretty decent astigmatism myself and have never had issue with glossy displays. I'm also in IT and stare at dual 19" NEC monitors with glossy screens every day, and my work and personal laptops both also...

I think calling Sony would really be your best bet. While this would likely be an easy enough fix, voiding the warranty just isn't worth it. Have you tried using the component video with the shielding missing? I'm guessing that...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dark_Planet So I want to buy a TV with nano led. But at the same time I'm kind of angry at LG because there trying to ban PS3's. I'm scared that LG will make the PS3 not compatible with future TV's that...

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve S And with pricing discussions come spammers. I think that should be "with forums come spammers." Pricing discussion doesn't really add to them. There are plenty of forums out there to demonstrate...

I see the general lack of 21:9 native content to be a pretty big con. Neither Blu-Ray nor TV content is the right resolution for it. Granted some movies may fill more of the screen, but much content will end up pillarboxed or stretched.

I e-mailed Panasonic to verify that the specs on the TC-L42U30 are correct as listed on their site, and they informed me that just like the TC-L42U25 it only does 3:2 pulldown. So much for that. I informed them that LG and Sony...

Perhaps the question should be asked then, where is there a forum that allows people discuss how to save their hard earned money on AV gear? Can you suggest one?

You'll have a hard time finding 1920x1200 at any size these days. The 16:10 aspect ratio has pretty much come and gone. Most new monitors now use the 16:9 aspect ratio that televisions use, so you'll probably be looking at...

Quote: Originally Posted by FloridaDude LED tech is real, it's not a "scam" or a "lie" and that's why this sticky is so goofy to me. It's kinda like making a huge sticky over the fact that people might decide to use the term "Blu-Ray"...