Sell Samsung 32" 720p for Westinghouse 1080p?

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laxmiddi44

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Is it better to have a lesser resolution with a better brand name company, or to have a not so well known company and a high resolution. Is the quality that different?

I'm thinking about selling my Samsung 32" 720p LCD 3000:1 Dynamic contrast ratio for a 1080p Westinghouse 37" lcd monitor with a 1000:1 contrast ratio.

What do you guys think? Also is there any good place to sell a tv? Other than ebay...
 
wotblake said:
Go higher rez for sure. The westinghouse is a good monitor.
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good place to sell a tv? it cost me like $1,600 i dont kno how much i can get for it now
 
Unless you are using it as PC monitor I don't see the point of getting the Westy.


There is no 1080p content, and the Samsung will likely do better displaying 720p and 1080i content.
 
agentzero9 said:
Unless you are using it as PC monitor I don't see the point of getting the Westy.


There is no 1080p content, and the Samsung will likely do better displaying 720p and 1080i content.
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its for the ps3
 
laxmiddi44 said:
its for the ps3
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The PS3 will not have 1080p games. If you are talking about Blu-Ray movies then yes that and future HD-DVD players will allow 1080p playback.
 
blue-ray will be 1080P. PS3 is unknown but it might be safe to assume games will mostly be 720p. Personally if I was putting down 1000-3000 on a tv I would want it to last more than a couple years and buying one that has 1080p support is a good way to make it last longer. I won't buy a tv until its 40-50" is 1080p for under 2500.

TV's are only getting bigger cheaper and higher res and with Blu-Ray coming out it will boost the sales of these types of displays IMO.
 
agentzero9 said:
The PS3 will not have 1080p games. If you are talking about Blu-Ray movies then yes that and future HD-DVD players will allow 1080p playback.
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the ps3 will have 1080p games warhawk and grand truismo have been confirmed to be in full 1080p hd
 
I don't think that 1080p will catch on honestly. 95% of people that own HD TVs have TVs that are 720p/1080i capable. Would anybody disagree with me on that one? 720p/1080i has been set in a standard (obviously, if you look at TV manufacturers). Only Blu-Ray, some internet sources and a handful of P$3 games will hit 1080p . . . that's it. I expect a newer, higher resolution to be out quicker than 1080p is considered to becoming a standard.
 
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