Which HDTV Should I Get?
University is just around the corner and yes I am moving out so therefore I am looking for a kick ass TV to buy and enjoy Halo 3 on. Looking around the net and in stores I admit its very hard to find the right model and size….especially if your on a tight budget like me (a stupid student 
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After searching extensively I have found 2 models which suit my budget and guess what? I dont know which one to choose SO I am letting YOU choose which one YOU think is the best, but before you choose, let me show you the two TV’s!
1) Medion 32″ HD Ready LCD TV
The Medion 32-inch HD ready LCD TV’s high definition image is packed with features. The TV comes with wall brackets and a stylish tabletop stand, stereo Nicam speakers and a PC VGA port so you can connect your PC and surf the web on your big screen.
Features:
# Stylish tabletop stand
# Wall brackets
# Stereo Nicam speakers included
# 32 inches/82cm/16:9 Widescreen LCD-TV
# Fully featured remote control with batteries
# PC VGA port – connect your PC and play games or surf the Internet on the big screen
# HDMI port with HDCP decoding for connection to the latest games consoles, DVD players or HD Sky box
# Picture enhancement technology – CTI, 3D comb filter
# Noise reduction and natural enhanced sharpness
# 2 Scart sockets
# 2 TV tuners with PIP Picture-in-Picture technology so you can check what’s on another channel before switching over
# Teletext with 1,000 page memory
# PAT – Picture-and-Text mode – Watch a TV channel and check teletext at the same time on each half of the screen
# Super fast response time of 8ms
# Contrast ratio of 1000:1
# Brightness: 550 cd/m2
# Physical resolution: WXGA 1366 x 768 pixels
Price: ?350 (Approx $700)
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2) (Choice 2): Digimate 32″ HD Ready LCD TV
The 32″ Digimate LCD HD TV looks as good as the pictures it produces. Link it to the latest technology such as Blu-ray players and new games consoles to fully experience the ability of this stunning television.
Features:
* Panel Size :32″TFT (Active Matrix)
* Contrast Ratio :1200 : 1
* Aspect Ratio :16: 9
* Resolution :1366 x 768 (WXGA)
* Pixel Pitch :0.51 x 0.51 mm
* Display Colors :16.7M
* Brightness (cd/m2) :500cd/m2
* Response time :8ms
* Viewing Angle, H/V :176 degree(H) / 176 degree(V)
* TV system(Optional):PAL, SECAM
* Model: LTV-3203H
* Video Signal :TV, YPbPr, HDMI,VGA, SCART1,SCART2,Video,S-Video
* Audio Signal :RCA Audio In(L/R), headphone Out
* Internal Speaker :Stereo Speaker (8W*2)
* OSD language :English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian
* Other Feature :Support DE-interlace, NICAM, 10 pages Teletext, Aspect ratio adjustment, Comb Filter, 3D noise reduction
* Remote Control
* Power Supply :AC 100~240V 50/60Hz
* Power Consumption :Working 200W(Max),Standby 4W
* Net Weight :16.7 kg
* Monitor Dimension (WxHxD mm) :813 x 645 x 240mm
* Carton Dimension (WxHxD mm) :913 x 735 x 263 mm
* Regulation Safety & EMI:CE, RoHS
* Wall Mountable
Price: ?349.99 (Approx $700)
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There you have the 2 choices, so get voting!
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I realize that space and budget are your primary concerns at this time. Whatever you do, make sure that the one you buy supports at least 1080i input, otherwise you will be out of luck when it comes to displaying most broadcast/cable/satellite HD. 1080i off a Blu Ray player or HD DVD will also make for a nicer image than letting the player natively output 720p.
My advice at this price and screen size: see if you can find a Philips 32PF5321 and give it some serious consideration. Good luck with your decision.
I think out of these two that the medion looks good.
Ill have a look for that model, thanks!!
That model seems to be rather “pricy” – Only way I’d afford that is by visitors checking out my sponsors
yeah, sorry about that. I thought I was steering you toward a great deal on that Philips, but I see that only refurbs are near your price range.
Just be careful that you get one that accepts 1080i input, and make sure that the black and dark detail is acceptable to you. LCDs with poor dark detail wear out their welcome quickly.
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