Daytek 32" LCD TV? S-IPS?

[Digital Viper-X-]

http://www.daytek.ca/dm-32.html

this TV states it uses an S-IPS Panel but it also states that it's a 6bit panel, anyone use this TV or have any input? what would be better this or an 8bit S-PVA TV?

Specs from Daytek

32" Widescreen LCD TV
HDTV Ready
NTSC TV Tuner Built-in
Brightness: 500 cd/m^2 (Typ.)
Contrast: 1,600:1
Response Time: 8 ms
Colour: 16.7M
PIP (Picture in Picture)
HDMI-HDCP Interface
S-IPS (Super in Plane Switching) Technology
DCRe (Digital Cinema Realistic Engine)
V-Chip Parental Control
Built-in DVDP (Optional)


AUDIO/VIDEO


Brightness: 500 cd/m^2
Contrast Ratio: 1,600:1 (Typ.)
Response Time: 8 ms
Viewing Angle: 178 degrees
4H Digital Comb Filter
3D Noise Reduction
Dual 3D De-Interlacing
MTS
PC Compatible
PIP/PBP
16.2M Colors (6bit + FRC 2bit)
1366(H) x 768(V) Native Resolution - TV
1024(H) x 768(V) Recomended Resolution - Monitor
WXGA, XGA, SVGA, VGA
Remote Control
Audio Output: 10W + 10W Max. (2 Way 2 Speakers)

 

[joemama]

S-IPS is an LG/Philips technology and this http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com/homeContain/jsp/eng/prd/prd101_j_e.jsp is the only 32" panel they currently make for lcd tv's and it is 8 bit. I've never heard of "Daytek" but apparently it is a Canadian offshoot of Daewoo...which means it will most likely be on the lower end of the electronics spectrum. Take listed specs (especially from Korean companies) with a grain of salt..

 

[Digital Viper-X-]

S-IPS is an LG/Philips technology and this http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com/homeContain/jsp/eng/prd/prd101_j_e.jsp is the only 32" panel they currently make for lcd tv's and it is 8 bit. I've never heard of "Daytek" but apparently it is a Canadian offshoot of Daewoo...which means it will most likely be on the lower end of the electronics spectrum. Take listed specs (especially from Korean companies) with a grain of salt..

Daytek is pretty popular here, or was at one point back in CRT days =)