Thread: A little advice please..... - PlayStation®3 Media (Blu-Ray & HD) - Official PlayStation® Community -PlayStation.com

I have seen this and it looks brilliant....   http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001UHMT4C/ref=s9_sima_gw_s0_p23_t2?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-1&pf_rd_r=1687W5FTMWF98VYAR03Q&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=467198433&pf_rd_i=468294   Has had rave reviews around the internet.   What do you think?    

shawty1984 wrote: Alteredformula wrote: shawty1984 wrote: Alteredformula wrote: Remembering its only an opinion...     I would say unless you are willing to go up to a 42" screen 1080p really isnt needed, unless you are a perfectionist!!   All being said and done, I personally own a Sony Bravia and have never been happier with my choice, I can also recommend the particular Samsung you have chosen, as I have a friend who has just...

Alteredformula wrote: shawty1984 wrote: Alteredformula wrote: shawty1984 wrote: Alteredformula wrote: Remembering its only an opinion...     I would say unless you are willing to go up to a 42" screen 1080p really isnt needed, unless you are a perfectionist!!   All being said and done, I personally own a Sony Bravia and have never been happier with my choice, I can also recommend the particular Samsung you have chosen, as I have a...

I agree, dont let anyone tell you 1080p isn't worth it especially for Blu-rays. I went from a 26" Samsung Series 5 720p to a 32" Samsung Series 6 1080p and the difference was very noticable. And yes it's true Samsung make there own panels and Sony buys them from Samsung, althrough it was rumored a while ago that Sony would start sourcing panels from Sharp, but I dont think it ever happened.   Also dont worry to...

Regardless of screen size, I'd say go for 1080p if you watch a lot of Blu-ray's. If you mostly play games, 720p will be fine. If it's 50-50, well... you'll have to decide what's best for you!   EDIT: Oh, and you probably will notice a difference going from 'lesser' to a 'known' brand. Sony or Samsung tend to offer the best image if you're going for LCD, because (at least last time I heard)...

Blasteroids wrote: Rooney53 wrote:    I'm more worried than anything about splashing out on a new TV and then realising there isn't actually that much of a difference. Message Edited by Rooney53 on 10-11-2009 09:00 PM   Go to a store and ask them to feed a 1080p signal into a 720p 32" and a 1080p 32" same brand TV. Stand back to the point where you would expect to be when it is in your house and compare the...

Rooney53 wrote:    I'm more worried than anything about splashing out on a new TV and then realising there isn't actually that much of a difference. Message Edited by Rooney53 on 10-11-2009 09:00 PM   Go to a store and ask them to feed a 1080p signal into a 720p 32" and a 1080p 32" same brand TV. Stand back to the point where you would expect to be when it is in your house and compare the image. I personally...