50 LCD HD TV

- is my 32 inch hd ready tv good for ps3?
i hav a sony bravia (klv-32t400a) tv which is hd ready and its 32 inch it has only 1 hdmi should i get a ps3?? will my games lag on this tv????? also will i get a decent quality????? i brought this tv in 2008 specification- LCD Screen Size : 32 (81 cm), 16:9 TV System : M, B/G, D/K, I Colour System : NTSC 3.58, PAL, SECAM, NTSC 4.43 (AV In), PAL 60 (AV In) Video Signal : 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 1080i, 720p, 1080p (HDMI? only) Picture Display Resolution : 1366 x 768 Video Processing : BRAVIA Engine 2 Backlight Module : CCFL Advanced Contrast Enhancer (ACE) : Yes MPEG Noise Reduction : Yes Dynamic Contrast : 10000:1 Panel Contrast : 1800:1 Viewing Angle : 178 Screen Format : Wide Zoom / Normal / Full / Zoom Picture Mode : Vivid / Standard / Cinema Audio Sound Mode : Dynamic / Standard / Clear Voice Surround Mode : Simulated Stereo Stereo System : AV Stereo / NICAM(BG/DK/I) / A2(BG) Audio Output Power : 10W + 10W Speakers (Total) : 2 FM Radio : FM Radio Mono / Stereo Terminals HDMI / Audio In : 1 Component / Audio In : 1 Composite / Audio In : 2 HD15 PC Input / Audio : 1 Composite Monitor Out / Audio Out : 1 Other Features Power Saving Mode : Yes Sleep Timer : Yes On/Off Timer (with Time Setting) : Yes (Wake up Timer) Teletext : Yes OSD Language : English / Traditional Chinese / Thai / Arabic / Persian / Vietnamese General Power Requirements : 110-240V 50/60 Hz Power Consumption : 145W Standby Power Consumption : Less than 0.9W Dimensions (W x H x D) with Stand : 929 x 558 x 208 mm Dimensions (W x H x D) without Stand : 929 x 520 x 109 mm Weight with Stand : 13.9kg Weight without Stand : 13kg Supplied Accessories Remote Control : RM-GA013 Batteries : 2 x AA

A Your HDTV is perfect for PS3

- What is the faint but notable line going up on my plasma TV?
There is a faint line going from bottom to top horizontal on my Plasma TV. I have a 50 inch HD ready. It has to be something with the TV cause even on the HD channels it is still there. Thanks for any input.

A Possible screen burn in? Is it still in warrenty?

- 50 inch full hd tv for £450?
i have £450 and i need 2 find a 50 inch full hd hd tv, but i only have £450 to spend plz help me!!!!!!

A Lol good luck with that...

- samsung 50 inch full HD plasma tv almost invisible lines, plus mirroring?
I have a samsung 50 inch full hd plasma tv for over a year now and I love it, picture quality is great, great for gaming.. but ever since I bought it I noticed there were two almost invisible horizontal parallel lines above the middle of the screen, you can only see them if you concentrate on them and look closely and if the background is of a light or bright color.. theres another problem.. when theres a dark object on a light background.. like black letters on a white background.. you can see.. also just barely though... that the letters or dark object is being mirrored horizontaly on boths sides till the end of the screen.. now I went back to the store when I bought it and there the same model tvs had the same issues so I dont think anything is broken... and it didnt get worse after a year.. but my question is.. what are the lines and the mirroring there? is it normal? and can it get worse over the years? thanks

A well if you did buy the same tv and it to had the same problems then it might be best that you get in touch with the people that made your TV set and you could try and try and ask for A technician and you could try and explain your problem to the tech person and see if they can help you you with your problem that your having with your TV set

- Which is sharper? a PC w/HD video card out to a LCD 50" TV w/HD in? or PC w/VGA out to a 50" LCD TV w/VGA in?
Will adding n HD Video card cost less? Why do 50" LCD TV's with PC in cost more? Technically, which is a higher resolution, HD or VGA?

A If you're planning to watch a lot of videos, go with the HD video card. The real difference between the card and VGA is what it is intended for. VGA is good for general computer use. Unless your video card can support 1080 lines of resolution with a good enough refresh rate, your video may look choppy. With a HD card, it is designed with HD video in mind. The video will be more fluid and probably sharper. What you could do first is simply hook up your computer to the TV via VGA just to see if it is good enough for you.

- Will adding a "DVI out" video card to my computer make the picture on my 50' HD LCD TV sharper?
I have my computer hooked up to my TV so I can watch MPG's and other computer formatted files on the big screen. At present, I have a N-vidia 128 MB AGP8x video card with VGA and S-video out. The computer is hooked to TV using S-video cable. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse so I can sit on the couch and use the computer. When watching Downloaded movies and such on the big screen, everything is fine. But....when I try to check e mail, etc., the picture is a little blurry and Text is difficult to read. Will replacing my computer's video card to one with 128 MB AGP "DVI out" and DVI cord(my TV has "DVI in") make the TV picture as sharp as that on my 17" computer monitor? More specific, will the text and e mails suddenly appear on the 50" big screen just as sharp as they do on my traditional 17" flat screen computer monitor? BTW....my motherboard does not have PCI express slot and does not appear to be able to handle a 256 MB AGP video card. My TV is capable of 1080 dpi HD.

A Component video will give you the best picture, but DVI is better than S-Video in terms of quality.