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Sep 23rd, 2008, 08:03 PM
But also has at least 2 HDMI and 2 Component inputs, a fast response time (at least 6.5) is important as well.
I have right now the Insignia NS20WLCD, has anyone else seen this TV in comparison to others? I got it only because it was a very cheap 16:9 HDTV ($399)! :P
I've seen the Dynex 32" at Best Buy. It's $499 and has what I've stated above, but it has an odd green tint (I've been told calibration takes care of that).
How good is this TV really?
I'd get the Insignia 32" equivalent, but it's picture is zoomed in slightly which is odd. Would calibrating fix that by any chance?
I'd prefer a 26" if it's at max $499. 32" would be great too of course. :P
I've also had my eye at the Sharp 23SB32 at Best Buy, I'm willing to spend that much as long as it's worth spending the extra $100.
I'm sure many will say "get the Sharp", but please give me suggestions on lower-priced models as well. That's why I made this thread after all! :P
And I'm in the GTA.
Thanks! :)
I have right now the Insignia NS20WLCD, has anyone else seen this TV in comparison to others? I got it only because it was a very cheap 16:9 HDTV ($399)! :P
I've seen the Dynex 32" at Best Buy. It's $499 and has what I've stated above, but it has an odd green tint (I've been told calibration takes care of that).
How good is this TV really?
I'd get the Insignia 32" equivalent, but it's picture is zoomed in slightly which is odd. Would calibrating fix that by any chance?
I'd prefer a 26" if it's at max $499. 32" would be great too of course. :P
I've also had my eye at the Sharp 23SB32 at Best Buy, I'm willing to spend that much as long as it's worth spending the extra $100.
I'm sure many will say "get the Sharp", but please give me suggestions on lower-priced models as well. That's why I made this thread after all! :P
And I'm in the GTA.
Thanks! :)