LCD TV's

[Dorza]

I have a few questions regarding these:

1) Do they make good TV's for bedroom usage

2) i notice that the contrast ratio and the brightness ratios are very close together on alot of them, does this matter, because i know (or at least think i know) that with TFT monitors the further appart them two values are from each other the blacker black will look (am i right in saying that).

3) Response times- does this matter as much as a PC TFT screen where the lower the time the less blure there is, is 25-30 "OK" for TV usage, obviously i know that the lower the timeing the better


PS : Im looking for somthing which is around a 20 -22" widescreen . Thanks again

[bertie]

First of all they're very expensive

1) I don't see how it wouldn't make a good TV for bedroom use - I guess it's really ideal for that.

2) Most LCD TVs have perfectly adequate specifications for their purpose - not sure about contrast and brightness ratios to be honest, sorry.

3) 25-30ms response is ok for TV usage - though when using my TV card and there are things scrolling along the screen quickly it can be unclear. However LCD TVs may be better as they are JUST for TVs.

Best thing to do is go into dixons or wherever and look for yourself I reckon.

[Lead_Head]

Go into a shop + look through a fan at the TV's. The one with the most black lines on the TV will be the better TV.

However, why LCD? Why not plasma?

Nick

[Zak33]

Originally posted by Lead_Head
However, why LCD? Why not plasma?

Nick

He probably doesn't wanna fry eggs on it Kidding, they aint so hot anymore as they used to be, BUT they still chuck out heat. Nice in winter....horrible in summer

[steve threlfall]

Originally posted by Dorza
I have a few questions regarding these:

1) Do they make good TV's for bedroom usage

2) i notice that the contrast ratio and the brightness ratios are very close together on alot of them, does this matter, because i know (or at least think i know) that with TFT monitors the further appart them two values are from each other the blacker black will look (am i right in saying that).

3) Response times- does this matter as much as a PC TFT screen where the lower the time the less blure there is, is 25-30 "OK" for TV usage, obviously i know that the lower the timeing the better


PS : Im looking for somthing which is around a 20 -22" widescreen . Thanks again

if you can afford it then get the 22" panasonic screen as its the best 20-22" available and in fact its probably the best lcd tv available- google reviews youl see