ASUS 23" 1080p, 3D, 76 Hz, IPS.
Panasonic 42 inch txp G20 (plasma for image quality) more of a movie tv than a game tv, but since I play SP mostly it doesn't matter that much.
Please excuse my (probally) poor grammar
Laptop - Sony Vaio with 1080p display
Desktop - Some 24" monitor I can't remember the type
PS4 - Panasonic tx-p60zt65b
Got one of the last ones in the stores last November, though had to order from Italy due to their being no more in the UK. Took a gamble based on peoples opinions online, and really wanted to stay with plasma. Playing Driveclub on that beast is an omg moment for sure. With the image quality on Blu Ray movies it's like another world compared to the old Panasonic plasma we had before.
Joaco <3 N64 said: A Sony KDL-46W950A. It's awesome. :P |
I use the same TV and agree awesome. Low input lag and good picture.
still hoping we get some affordable OLED, have been waiting many years for it now.
46 inch Samsung LED. Got it 4 years ago, now wish I had gotten a slightly bigger one. However, such a good TV that an upgrade does not warrant at all.
Any message from Faxanadu is written in good faith but shall neither be binding nor construed as constituting a commitment by Faxanadu except where provided for in a written agreement signed by an authorized representative of Faxanadu. This message is intended for the use of the forum members only.
The views expressed here may be personal and/or offensive and are not necessarily the views of Faxanadu.
47 inch LG LED. I think I may upgrade to one of those Ultra HD TV's soon though since the price of those have fallen so much in the last few months.
hsrob said:
I'll go you one better, my VT series :) Plasmas are great for gaming, it really is a shame there are going/gone. Can't wait for large, affordable OLED. The final VTs (and the model above) were actually rated better than the Kuros in many respects. |
Ooo, I'm jelly!
Though I still would have probably went with the S series as it was the more affordable option... the 50"1080p model was around $700 at some places before they retired it. I remember the VT series being closer to a grand or more.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
It's a 32 inch Sony Bravia about 5-6 years old. I have no idea what it's specs are, but I have no problems with it while playing games, and nothing to complain about. I intend to use it for a long time, until it breaks down and I need to buy another one.