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CES Hands On - Samsung HW-Q990F review
..is it me or is willdewurst the same person as the OP?
Or is that so obvious, no one else mentioned it?
Only three posts and all of them very anti blu-ray. Seems like he might be using the pseudonym to further enhance his point of view that Blu Ray isn't as good as upscaled DVD.
just a theory, hope no one takes offense
Or is that so obvious, no one else mentioned it?
Only three posts and all of them very anti blu-ray. Seems like he might be using the pseudonym to further enhance his point of view that Blu Ray isn't as good as upscaled DVD.
just a theory, hope no one takes offense
one point to note though on a 32inch tv the picture difference is harder to see you need at least a 40-46 inch lcd to really notice, i use a 24inch lcd (full hd) for my computer and find it hard sometimes to notice much of a difference when playing blu ray
to clarify this coment as some people just dont get it.
the difference is more noticable on a 40 - 46 screen size. (thats 40-46 not 46inch only) you can still see the difference on a smaller screen you just have to be nearer the screen to see the difference as the screen is smaller.
i can still see a difference on my computer 24inch screen,
24inch its clearer, 32inch its better than sky hd and looks good, 40inch wow, 46inch its like im in the screen
sorry willdewhurst but i cant dumb the comment down any more other than trying baby talk, specsavers is an option or maybe a brain scan
to clarify this coment as some people just dont get it.
the difference is more noticable on a 40 - 46 screen size. (thats 40-46 not 46inch only) you can still see the difference on a smaller screen you just have to be nearer the screen to see the difference as the screen is smaller.
i can still see a difference on my computer 24inch screen,
24inch its clearer, 32inch its better than sky hd and looks good, 40inch wow, 46inch its like im in the screen
sorry willdewhurst but i cant dumb the comment down any more other than trying baby talk, specsavers is an option or maybe a brain scan
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"But as I, like I believe many spectacle wearers, solely use my eyes to watch things with, I can't see the point of buying a pair that cover my whole face !? Unless evolution means that today's new viewers can watch TV using their nose or their cheeks ! Perhaps having a cold means that you can't see the full advantage of Blu-ray !? They certainly have a low threshold of quality, as the appalling mass of wobbling blocks which passes as most of YouTube's content underlines".
cover the whole face i like the sound of that
can i order a pair for my mother in law, maybe a pair for the wife as well !!!!!
"But as I, like I believe many spectacle wearers, solely use my eyes to watch things with, I can't see the point of buying a pair that cover my whole face !? Unless evolution means that today's new viewers can watch TV using their nose or their cheeks ! Perhaps having a cold means that you can't see the full advantage of Blu-ray !? They certainly have a low threshold of quality, as the appalling mass of wobbling blocks which passes as most of YouTube's content underlines".
cover the whole face i like the sound of that
can i order a pair for my mother in law, maybe a pair for the wife as well !!!!!
I know its a while before Super HD is here, but will you need a huge TV for this to look its best? (resolution 7680-by-4320)
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robjcooper:
A cheaper option is perhaps a visit to Specsavers...
other opticians/optometrists are available
A cheaper option is perhaps a visit to Specsavers...
other opticians/optometrists are available
c.honda:I know its a while before Super HD is here, but will you need a huge TV for this to look its best? (resolution 7680-by-4320)
The short answer is Yes.
I would argue, that resoluation higher than 1080p doesn't make any sense on screens smaller than 100 inches.
It would be far better in my opinion concentrating on optimising the TVs and projectors for a 1080p signal than moving ahead in the spec race.
The short answer is Yes.
I would argue, that resoluation higher than 1080p doesn't make any sense on screens smaller than 100 inches.
It would be far better in my opinion concentrating on optimising the TVs and projectors for a 1080p signal than moving ahead in the spec race.
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