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I am looking for a 32" hd tv lcd for my bedroom. Preferably at around £400, it could be hd ready but would be better if it were full hd. Also it needs to have hdmi input for my ps3. Thanks.

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I have a sony kdl 32s3000 £429 from amazon. It has masses of connectivity, mine has an xbox,sky and a ps3. Be aware that all of my ps3 games play in 720p and it states that on the game's box. So even if you have full hd tv it may not your games may not play at that resolution.

Also, 32" is a huge tv for a bedroom, mine is in a 20 ft lounge and is just about right. Any bigger and it would be the only thing you could see when you walked into the room.

Here is another potential LCD TV for your consideration. The Sharp LC-46D85X is a full HD 1080p LCD television with 100Hz technology that combines a classy, understated design with a simple interface and great picture quality.

The LC-46D85X LCD TV has a subtle evolution of the styling seen on the Sharp AQUOS D53X and D83X series. The lower screen bezel has a slim chrome strip running along the entire length while the rest of the surround is a glossy black.

The television only measures 95mm in thickness; this is one of the more compact 46in televisions on the market. The remote control is very similar to the supplied remote from the Sharp D33X series. Its buttons are well spaced with back-lighting for dark conditions, although the layout isn’t user friendly with the source button relying on a cryptic symbol rather than text.

Source: CyberTheater

12.12.09

In fact, the SV470 earned one of the lowest ratings for image quality in its test group--but that's mainly because the group as a whole performed very well. In a more diverse group that included some very poor performers, the SV420M scored a shade above average. The SV470M didn't get notably poor marks for any particular picture-quality attribute, but it didn't earn any high marks either, except on the motion benchmark and panning tests, where the set scored very well.

Meanwhile, the VL470M, which we tested in the same group, earned significantly higher scores on most tests and matched the SV470M's good scores on the motion test. The two sets performed identically in our energy consumption tests, too, with an average power-on consumption reading of 126 watts (within current Energy Star 3 guidelines, but not the best we've seen) and standby consumption of 0.2 watt.

The SV470M delivers a typical Vizio package of superior ease of use and plenty of options for tweakers. It has the same shiny black bezel as the SV420M, and its inputs are readily accessible on the back (three HDMI, one VGA for PC hookup, one composite/S-video, one component and coaxial for DTV antenna or cable) and on the side (one HDMI and one composite). Vizio provides no support for networking or Internet features, however, and you don't get a USB port or SD Card slot for viewing of content on external media (at this writing, spec sheets on Vizio's Website say that a service-only USB port is included).

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I assumed that it would look the same on both and was thinking about getting rid of my computer monitor. But it was very fuzzy on my LCD TV

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If you are using composite (yellow RCA plug) or S-Video, that is lower resolution than current monitors and might not even look as sharp as 640x480 VGA on a monitor.

To get decent sharpness you would need to use VGA, DVI, or HDMI cable and it would work best if your PC video supports the native resolution of your TV. Not all computers support HDTV modes and many HDTV's only support 4:3 PC modes when connected to a PC and not 16:9 widescreen modes. My laptop can display at the full 1366x768 of my HDTV at home using VGA, but the best it could do with same resolution screen at a motel was 1024x768 VGA (either pillar boxed or stretched).

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READ CAREFULLY here. I have a Sharp Aquos 37" LCD TV. There were many different models of the 37" Aquos LCD TV. Some came with a VGA adapter, some came with a DVI (HDMI) adapter, and some didn't come with any. The native resolution is an awkward one. I've connected my computer to this television in every possible way, using every possible cable at every possible resolution. I either get no picture, blurry picture, pixelated picture or ghosted picture. When used as a TV, it is awesome! When used as a monitor, it is very poor. I WANT EVERYONE'S EXPERIENCED OPINION on what they prefer as an LCD TV (not plasma) and I want all the specs too please. I want to know what cable you are using and how it connects. Is it composite, component, DVI/HDMI VGA S-video whatever. I want to know what video card, what resolution on the card AND what the native (preferred/default) resolution is on the LCD TV. What size it the TV, the model # etc. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.

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My housemate in The Netherlands has a 37"LCD TV using a Geforce video card with DVI. It looks great!

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