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gunner89 · 02-28-2008, 02:38 PM

hi, i bought a ps3 that i use basically as a media centre with a portable hard drive plugged in for all my tv shows so i dont have to put the discs in, but i also bought it because it was reviewed as one of the best Blu Ray players around, and i think is still regarded in that sense. I have a sdtv at the moment and obviously not going to be feeling the affect of blu-ray, however i have started buying new releases on blu ray, such as spiderman 3, casino royale, ratatouille and pirates 3. But i need a new tv, its for my bedroom, so it doesn't need to be huge, but i have a budget of about £250, any ideas, at the moment i have a 20" 4:9 sdtv. I saw the 23" white samsung and it was £229 with freeview, but that isn't a necessity as i have digital allready, but that said it wasn't full hd, is there any difference?

Thanks

Obiit · 02-28-2008, 02:52 PM

At that price you won't get full HD (1920x1080) but HD Ready will be ok (1280x720).

My grandma has that 23" Samsung and it looks good (i have it's 40" big brother

).

HTH

P.S. Welcome to the forum!

02-28-2008, 02:38 PM	#1
gunner89 Active Member Member since:Feb 2008 4K collection:27 Blu-ray collection:466 Blu-ray reviews:1	suitable tv help hi, i bought a ps3 that i use basically as a media centre with a portable hard drive plugged in for all my tv shows so i dont have to put the discs in, but i also bought it because it was reviewed as one of the best Blu Ray players around, and i think is still regarded in that sense. I have a sdtv at the moment and obviously not going to be feeling the affect of blu-ray, however i have started buying new releases on blu ray, such as spiderman 3, casino royale, ratatouille and pirates 3. But i need a new tv, its for my bedroom, so it doesn't need to be huge, but i have a budget of about £250, any ideas, at the moment i have a 20" 4:9 sdtv. I saw the 23" white samsung and it was £229 with freeview, but that isn't a necessity as i have digital allready, but that said it wasn't full hd, is there any difference? Thanks

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02-28-2008, 02:52 PM	#2
Obiit Active Member Member since:Nov 2007 Location:Oldham, UK Home Theater Gallery:2 Blu-ray reviews:1	At that price you won't get full HD (1920x1080) but HD Ready will be ok (1280x720). My grandma has that 23" Samsung and it looks good (i have it's 40" big brother ). HTH P.S. Welcome to the forum!

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