Hardware price list/spec sheet
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OP
comp@ddict
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m sorry but m not too well versed on these tvs..
lynx-india.........their prices are rising.....
Krow
Crowman
Well DDR3 prices are rising too it seems. Tell Rahul that his site is poorly updated.Thanks bro for price but even Rahul is quoting it at 9.5k now. Better to buy 10gms of Gold than DDR3 at least for the present.
Anyway, I suggest you wait till december as prices usually fall around then. Not sure if they will this time, but you wait for them to fall and grab them ASAP, like there is no tomorrow.
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Okay, first of all, IMHO increase your budget to 22k as the best thing will come in that price.
LG 26LU10UR - 26" Jazz Atom
*www.in.lge.com/images/Models/26LU10UR_S.jpg
Something which you won't regret.
Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 60000:1
300W sound
You can play DivX videos by simply plugging in your pen drive into the TV's USB 2.0 port.
Krow
Crowman
ico, DCR is not what you should be showing to anyone as the first feature. Let that be secondary please. It is merely te difference between the brightest and darkest pixel in the TV, so typically a DCR of above 10000:1 should not even be noticeable to the human eye.
arnold991 Not sure when it was lowest as I am not using DDR3. But I think DDR3 prices will ony go down as it becomes mainstream. IMO currently it is still a premium product.
arnold991 Not sure when it was lowest as I am not using DDR3. But I think DDR3 prices will ony go down as it becomes mainstream. IMO currently it is still a premium product.
tkin
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Somehow I think DDR3 is still an overkill for basic home and office users.
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
I know about that but you can surely see the difference when comparing two TVs simultaneously. And I'm not saying it as the first feature. It's how the things popped up from my head. LED-backlit LCD TVs are expensive just because their picture quality seems to be high from a naked eye while comparing which is actually because of their high DCR.ico, DCR is not what you should be showing to anyone as the first feature. Let that be secondary please. It is merely te difference between the brightest and darkest pixel in the TV, so typically a DCR of above 10000:1 should not even be noticeable to the human eye.
And that TV has everything from right size to right feature set.
Secondly, the other option which he can consider is the smaller brother of the TV, I suggested. LG 22LU10UR - 22" Jazz Atom
It should be around 18k, I think.
Krow
Crowman
Well, the performance difference between DDR2 and DDR3 is not that great anyway, unless you consider SiSoftware Sandra. The cost of DDR2 and 3 is similar, so DDR3 is the way to go. Higher latency, yes, but performance is equal and DDR3 will be mainstream soon.
tkin
Back to school!!
Also consider the lower power consumptions of DDR3.
Thanks Krow, ico and all for helping out here !
That LG Jazz Atom is really awesome !
But you know budget is a constrain, as you can see in my siggy that I may have to buy a new pc(playing a waiting game)...
@ico: LG 26LU10UR - where is it available for 22k.
Also I noticed that almost all the LCD TV's, even though HD ready, are only 1366x768p, even the IPS LCD TVs(including LG Jazz Atom 26in).
Very expensive ones are having 1980x1080.
In LG Jazz Atom series the 26in uses IPS panel but 22in does not. So will this 22in be as good as the 26in IPS one?
and why there are no 24in LCD TVs. 22in are affordable whereas 26in have good feature/performance. If there would have been 24in then that could have had best of both the world(dreaming...)
I know that IPS has better viewing angle, but sites are listing 178/178(degree), is it true? I thought 170 degree is max.
That LG Jazz Atom is really awesome !
But you know budget is a constrain, as you can see in my siggy that I may have to buy a new pc(playing a waiting game)...
@ico: LG 26LU10UR - where is it available for 22k.
Also I noticed that almost all the LCD TV's, even though HD ready, are only 1366x768p, even the IPS LCD TVs(including LG Jazz Atom 26in).
Very expensive ones are having 1980x1080.
In LG Jazz Atom series the 26in uses IPS panel but 22in does not. So will this 22in be as good as the 26in IPS one?
and why there are no 24in LCD TVs. 22in are affordable whereas 26in have good feature/performance. If there would have been 24in then that could have had best of both the world(dreaming...)
I know that IPS has better viewing angle, but sites are listing 178/178(degree), is it true? I thought 170 degree is max.
OP
comp@ddict
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^^Get the 26" one...and dont look at 170 or 178 degre viewing angle...no one in the right mind anywayz watches TV from such an angle...
UPDATE
UPDATE
All DDR3 boards 785G chipset
Krow
Crowman
Where do you stay?
What is the viewing distance for the TV? Primary usage? Movies? Games, Channels?
Depends on what you need. Yes, 26" will have better picture quality AFAIK.
This doesn't matter really. Check out viewing angles yourself in stores. I see on mine and it really is watchable at all the widest angles.
I think OP has a budget, how can he get the 26" when some 22" models are overkill for his budget?
tkin
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Its still tooooooooo much. That 5750 is a total flop.
OP
comp@ddict
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