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Old 25th December 2010, 14:13   #1
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well next friday im goin to be buyin my self a new tv to replace my 37" hannspree budget is up £600 but cheaper the better,
ive heard lots of good things about the lg tv's but im abit confused on what the differance is between hd ready and full hd is it worth me spending an extra £70 to get the full hd one

http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/lg-50pj...77728-pdt.html

http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/lg-50pk...77737-pdt.html

going to be used with my virgin hd and blueray player
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full HD is 1920x1080 which is the maximum resolution a tv can produce as of yet. Also known as 1080p.

HD ready is usually 1360x768 which means it can only handle up to 720p res.

I would deffo get 1080p(full HD) especially for watching blu-ray movies.
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full HD is 1920x1080 which is the maximum resolution a tv can produce as of yet. Also known as 1080p.

HD ready is usually 1360x768 which means it can only handle up to 720p res.

I would deffo get 1080p(full HD) especially for watching blu-ray movies.
ahh cool thanks mate so what the differance between 1080i and 1080p?

also what are plasmas like for gaming thinking of getting a ps3 at some point but read some where that plasmas get screen burn easy
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1080i (i stands for interlaced)

1080p (p stands for progressive)

basically (p) is one solid image being produced at one time (i) is 2 images being "stitched" together, meaning an inferior image clarity

something like this if it makes sense...
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yeah, lately plasmas are getting better with screen burn because of pixel shift. My dad got a new plasma type recently but we still noticed some temporary burn in after a few hours of the wii. Which dissapears after a while.

I would go for an lcd or led backlight tv if gaming often and for long periods. If you want the best for gaming look for a tv with as low MS as possible for example 2ms or 4ms is very good. Also look for 100hz.

As above a full HD tv will be 1080p. Hd Ready will state 1080i but is much inferior.
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