Comments on: What is the difference between full HD LCD TV and HD ready LCD TV?

By: bbt91945

bbt91945 — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 23:00:59 +0000

You can’t see the difference between 720P (HD) and 1080P (Full HD) on screen smaller than a 46". The only source for 1080P is the Blue Ray disc movies. LCD tv suffers from motion blurness, the 120HZ and 240HZ does not eliminate the problem. Plasma tv is less expensive and does not have the problem at all. Home Theater magazine compared the Panasonic Plasma tv with the Sony LCD, Toshiba LCD, LG LCD and the Vizio LCD, and Panasonic was the overall top pick on the September issue. Go online to read the complete review. I also favor the Plasma due to being pleasant to the eye watching movies and sports. Purchased a Plasma in 2002 and still running strong while my LCD purchased in 2006 is already burned out. I would not recommend buying an off brand tv, they don’t have the quality or reliability of the name brands. Get the following name brands, Pioneer, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba. Hope this will help you.
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By: bobmocs

bobmocs — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:20:59 +0000

If you want to take full advantage of say bluray, then you must get the 1080p with bluray compatibility ( 24fps) or the tv will downscale the signal then upscale it again older 1080p models do not have this facility so beware. If the tv is fully bluray compatible and boasts it , then read the reviews and see what value you are getting from your purchase . There will be good cheap machines that you do not have to pay through the nose for, so research first. See what other people recommend.
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By: MILFops

MILFops — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 21:53:59 +0000

samsung and sony aresafer buys due to the customer support lg is also goodbut a little shaky
samsung and sony havebetter life expetancy
i definatly prefer samsung because i have one myself
sony can jack up their prices because the name has been around forever

now the difference between hd ready and full hd
full hd is odviously better then hd ready
hd ready is tricky wording on a product to make you think you are getting hd but you arent

hd makes a huge difference
if you dont plan on watching blu rays or you dont have hd channels then dont bother
also take into consideration the hrtz motion the difference between 60 and 120 is the difference between light and day
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By: gary

gary — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 21:30:59 +0000

i dont know your budget, but for the best tv, Samsung is way above the others when it comes to lcds. hd ready means that it will display high def. if you have a high def cable box, full hd should have a built in high def converter so you can pic up high def channels without a high def cable box, but you will still need a subscription. not worth the extra money
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