Q. I'm looking to score a good deal on a smaller (32''-37'') hdtv lcd 1080p 60hz tv right now. Anyone seen any good deals for the holidays? Overall recommendations?
A. If you want a good deal on 1080p LCD, check out the Vizio's at Target.
If I buy a new HDTV 1080p, will I also need to buy a new DVD player?
Q. I currently have an older DVD player, but it is in good working order. Will it work with a new HDTV 1080p LCD tv? Will the old DVD player cause any significant degradation of picture quality?
A. No.
Your DVDs will play back at exactly the same quality as they always have. The picture will look the same as it would on a non-HD TV of the same size.
A new DVD player won't make much difference to this.
The output of the DVD player is 480i (some support 480p output but the actual DVD disc is still ony 480i) . Your TV will automatically scale this so that it fits your 1080p screen.
Some new DVD players (and Blu-ray players) will do the scaling to 1080p themselves rather than letting the TV do the work. This may or may not give an improvement in picture quality depending on how good a job of the conversion your TV does. Either way the difference is minimal.
Your DVDs will play back at exactly the same quality as they always have. The picture will look the same as it would on a non-HD TV of the same size.
A new DVD player won't make much difference to this.
The output of the DVD player is 480i (some support 480p output but the actual DVD disc is still ony 480i) . Your TV will automatically scale this so that it fits your 1080p screen.
Some new DVD players (and Blu-ray players) will do the scaling to 1080p themselves rather than letting the TV do the work. This may or may not give an improvement in picture quality depending on how good a job of the conversion your TV does. Either way the difference is minimal.
What is the best TV for a game room?
Q. I'm trying to get a game room in my house. We can't spend anything over $1,000. An HDTV 1080P TV would be nice, and over 40" because theres a lot of COD and Battle Field going on. Thanks a lot!
A. Sanyo 42" Class LCD
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