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Choose the best LCD TV – One of the greatest challenges of life?

I am looking to buy a new flat screen TV and realize how être. it-I know I want an LCD, is right for me better. "I know I want a 40inch size depending on my living room. Now for the big questions: 1. HDTV: 1080i, 1080p, 760i, 760p … Is there a big difference? I suppose in the near future, will become more important, but I heard that if I get a 1080p quality may be worse than a 760. I have HDTV. You might get one or two years. I'm not always the best? After all, is a great investment. 2. contrast ratio, brightness: terms that do not matter apparently this? 3. Screen resolution: 10 feet, there will be a difference between 1920 x 1080 and 1366×768? 4. aspect ratio: Widesceen? If Please let me know what is ur opinion. So far, I think the Sony KDL-40W2000: A http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProduct.action?product=KDL-40W2000&site=odw_en_GB&pageType=Overview&category=TVP+LCD+TV Thanks cheap but Postman

First, it is 720p, 760p, no. OK, I'll explain everything to you on a huge rant … Allows 480i. standard definition. 480 (which is what the average). But wait, what dose that mean? The i stands for interlaced, which means that half (all others) online image shown then the other half. It goes very fast, but in football or other events changing rapidly, it is preferable to have p. p, p? p (as in 480p) is progressive, which means that the image is displayed at a time. much better than I. For example, the difference would be that between an old SD TV and more recently (image quality). Now difference is this: If you are seeing things that are changing rapidly, to go with a native resolution of 720p. (Native resolution is the parameter that is television inches) if you prefer to see the graceful animals on the Discovery Channel, to go to 1080i. though 1080i has more pixels, 720p is better to act quickly, because it is progressive (p). But whatever the native resolution is, I recommend getting one that can switch between 720p and 1080i. Now I know your thinking, why not enjoy the best of both worlds with 1080p? Because, although some astronomicly price includes 1080p TV, not a single channel, brodcasts, and since it is this new technology, not brodcast for 5-7 years. also, a big screen TV, you want to 16:9, not 4:3. that have been linked to 1080p, which is good, but you can not watch TV 1080p. but if you had a Blu-ray or a PS3, you can play games and watch movies in 1080p, that would be great. In addition, the contrast ratio is the relationship darker and colors on the screen. so that the farther apart the better (which is 8000:1, which is really good.). just add details to the questions you want to know more.

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