Recent content by joeshmo

what am i suppose to be looking at here, what does this image has to do with resolution. So you are telling me all high resolution shows albert and all low resolutions show marilyn. Why couldnt they do it the other way around I rather see marilyn in high resolution. Sure albert probably has a...

Whats a good price to buy in store. Saw it today for $400. Im not willing to pay 400. its the 6ms mva one.

sony 32xbr4 720p here, 3 feet away is good for viewing and reading text. Any closer starts getting pixelated. Text is very sharp and easy to read no eye strain. Wouldnt use it as workspace though not enough resolution. I had a 40" samsung 1080p, just too big for the resolution to do any real...

Thanks dancar for the links. Ill keep an open mind. I get more fullfillment of the movie from 1080p on a bigger screen. Just wondering something have you been to the theatre with a digital DLP screen as oppose to the regular screens. Its a huge screen and im sitting 100 feet away. I notice a...

I would say it too close to tell the difference. If both sets were 120hz than 5ms would help out tremendiously. As example of with the 650 samsungs, they are 4ms as oppose their older 8ms models. I notice a huge difference, image has less artifacts and much smoother. Even without the 120hz, the...

120fps is impossible at the moment for lcds and shouldnt be confused with 120hz tvs, not the same. My memory is terrible so Ill try to explain as best as I can. 120hz is used with movies shoot in 24p, it use something like 4:5 pulldown to extrapolate the 120hz by inserting an extra interpolated...

No no. Im saying if you buy a small monitor with hirez solely for HDTV, specifically 1080p, you will be disappointed because their is not a big difference in quality from lower rez format. As for desktop performance, I would get as high resolution as possible. 1920x1080 in 24" lcds are...

I would go in costco and look at it visually cause they got tons of TV to compare too. Get a model number, In that price range im sure you can find a better monitor. Their are a few nice monitors from walmart at that price range. I always found costco selling lower quality monitors at the price...

I got the sony 32xbr4 and it does have 120hz, but just like TRD Supra feels, im very disappointed with it. mine rarely creates artifacts but it the 120hz does disengage during high speed motion. I just figured out why 32" monitors dont utilize 120hz, its because the technology cant keep up with...

I got the 32xbr4 & it does do 120hz, I witness this with my own eyes. It disengages during high speed scenes which I be was really disappointed with. Other than that its a great monitor. Now I have an excuse to get a big tv with 120hz that doesnt disengage like the samsung 650 series. Im really...

As for Dogmapog reply, I take no offense. Its all apart of my entertainment setup. My setup consist of 3 TVs in one room. The 3rd is a 36" sony trinitron crt. Call me crazy but it works for me. My other room consist of 20+ & counting computers with multiple monitors. Cant wait to post my pic of...

the 32 crt is 4:3 sceen while the lcd is a 16:9 screen. using the crt tv as a monitor is impossible, Cant read the text. It is like day and night in PQ between the two for pc usage. As for hdtv content, For video content like DVD, 720p or even 1080i. Id admit it all looks close to the same. The...

i got both a 32 hdtv crt sony & 32 lcd xbr4, both has its strengths. I take the lcd over crt anyday. Can use the lcd as a monitor, high resolution, 120hz effect. crt produce deep blacks, good performance for low res progressive videos. Best of all the LCD is portable, whereas the CRT sits there.

Ive owned my 32 sony xbr4 for a few months now. When I saw a samsung with 120hz i was hooked so I got this one. After getting it I played around with it and found it was not as I had expected. Dont get me wrong its a great TV, good picture, color, but still disappointed. First off the 120hz...