HDTV's

[Kwaad]

baka - look into the Samsung screens. Also, if you noticed the 'pasty' effect. That is the broadcast. NOT your TV. Well it is your TV, but it's a problem with the broadcast. a 1080i broadcast, when scaled... If there is something wrong with the camera, it tends to de-interlace backwards... Or something like that. I read up on it. I couldnt understand the problem. Sports is REALLY bad about it. Get infront of a HDTV at primetime. And watch Ugly Betty, Grey's Anatomy, or Men in Trees. my network only broadcasts at 720p. However the image clarity is AMAZING. I do NOT use a satelite receiver anymore. I live 50miles (way the bird flys) and NOT line of sight... With a cheapo Antenna. I get a black'n'white image, with no noticeable audio with 'SDTV' broadcast. When I switch to the HD broadcast. It is crystal clear, No noise, Perfect audio. ZERO COMPRESSION artifacts. (those come from Dish Networks hack-job HD) Look into what I say, and it might change your mind on HD. I got my HDTV for my PS3. I got a small cheap one. at the end of 2005. I loved the picture and HD content so much, I bought a 2000$ samsung shortly after buying my PS3. And Holy crap. I'm paying 60$/month on that thing, and all I gotta say is. That's the best 60$/month bill I have. EDIT: The most imporant thing on a TV is the contrast. I like LCD screens because they last better than Plasma. I like my screens flat.