32" Sony Bravia good enough?

I have seen full HD 32" TVs (Game's Logik). However, that LG says "Resolution : 1366 x 768" - so could be a typo (full HD = 1920x1080). Unless it is "full HD ready" meaning it accepts full HD input and downscales to HD.

I would still save for a little longer and get the Sinotec 42". If you're using this screen as a PC monitor, then perhaps consider a full HD 32", 42" could make your neck a bit sore. :D

Yeah, though I won't be using it for PC purposes. This baby would be going straight to the lounge :D
 
Remember Makro sells the Sony T model. Its Sony's bottom of the range. I doubt Sinotec will come close to Sony's V, W or X range. Also remember that at 32 inch you can get away with an HD Ready. At 32" unless you're sitting less than a meter away from your LCD, you won't see the of Full HD on a 32" . Its only at 40" and above that it makes sense to get full HD. Also, if your room is say 4x4m big, a 40" and above might be a monstrosity, so a 32" is adequate.

I'm a quality freak and I spent half a year researching what LCD to buy. I settled for a Sony 32" V range (HD Ready) for R8999. Its superb.

A friend of mine bought a 32" Full HD Samsung. Pity he insists on using the RCA Yellow cable and using a really bad DVD player that only outputs less than 720p :-P
He basically wasted his money and shoulda stuck to his CRT.

Just to show that I'm not too biased, I would check out Sinotech too though, i passed one in a store this weekend and I was very impressed with the quality.
 
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