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Samsung LCD and 1080P question

Discussion in 'Televisions' started by gracie17, Dec 29, 2006.

  1. gracie17

    gracie17 Member

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    I have a couple of questions.
    I recently bought a 40 inch LCD. I looked at the Sony Bravia and the Samsung LA40M61B. I chose the Samsung as side by side the Samsung had a better picture and was a better price for the same features. Infact the Samsung had greater contrast ratios.
    So I am very happy with my LCD. Now it has an 8ms response time however I find that some HD broadcasts have more movement blur than others. How can this be if the tv refreshes at 8ms?
    I recently saw a Samsung 1080P panel with a Blu-ray movie being played in it. Now if I watch my 720P samsung panel with HD broadcasts it looks as good and detailed as this blu-ray 1080P display. The jump from 480P to 720P was dramatic. From what I have seen the jump from 720P to 1080P is not at all so dramatic.
    I was worried that I might of jumped to early into a LCD at 720P but I feel a little better after seeing the difference. I am mistaken about this?
     
  2. Lp531

    Lp531 Regular member

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    You can still have movement blur with a 8ms LCD set...depends how fast the movement is...

    there is a quite a diffrence between 720p & 1080p...not much of a diffrence between 1080i & 1080p in my opinion

    If you are happy with 720p then you did fine...Don't sweet it...
     

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