Nice. I didn't even know they made the VT series in a 42 inch, but there you go. I doubt you'll be disappointed.
Buying new TV - Go LED or wait for 3d?
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Nice. I didn't even know they made the VT series in a 42 inch, but there you go. I doubt you'll be disappointed.
The emitter should be built into the TV, and if the VX series is like the VT series we have in the states then it will come with 1 pair of glasses.
Billy Idol
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There are 2 glasses included, no external emitter needed.
Image quality from PS3 will be identical to a 3D Blu-ray player. The only drawback that I can see is, the PS3 won't output HD audio formats during 3D playback (well also I've read some title screens of 3D blu-rays are not displayed in 3D on PS3 but seriously who cares). And like I said, it's hard to tell if it will get this functionality at a later date or not.
Billy Idol
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Yes, they have just shipped my new TV today - I hate the wait until the stuff I have already bought arrives - typically, when I made the decision (which can take forever) I want my product immediately!!
So only few days until I get my new panny plasma
So only few days until I get my new panny plasma
Billy Idol
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Yep, I will try my best. Up to now I played on a Philips LCD and on a SONY Beamer. I did never think about input lag...but according to several reviews, input lag is rather optimum on this device...
How big would the 3DTV be? How close would you be to it? My expectancy would be that for games that support 3D well, as well as movies, a 3DTV would almost always be more immersive (my personal experience). On the other hand, if 96% of your time is spent consuming content that is 2D, then 3D of course won't matter much. I think you'll just have to find a way to try the 3D for games. Or, like me, wait another 6 months.
A large screen TV. Although I think if you get a large screen flagship model, it'll be 3D anyway.
about $2000
Go 65". I got my 65" Panasonic plasma for $2300 total, no taxes and free shipping to my door about 10 months ago, it's probably cheaper now. Once you go big you'll never go back, my old 50" looks microscopic now.
I had specific requirements that led me to my most recent LCD TV purchase: LG 47LE8500 (deep sales on Amazon)
* 40-50" size (small lounge in small flat)
* Energy/Heat efficiency (no aircon in Summers)
* Fast response times (ability to disable image processing, etc)
Due primarily to the 2nd requirement, it completely ruled out all 3D displays. The LED backlighting (full array) on this set runs nice and cool. The only warm part is the area near the power supply.
* 40-50" size (small lounge in small flat)
* Energy/Heat efficiency (no aircon in Summers)
* Fast response times (ability to disable image processing, etc)
Due primarily to the 2nd requirement, it completely ruled out all 3D displays. The LED backlighting (full array) on this set runs nice and cool. The only warm part is the area near the power supply.
