Almost impossible to tell the difference between Full HD and HD Ready

So I guess they don't sell any UHD TV 's then either because nobody can see the difference.

What a crock of ****.
 
Can MyBB do a fundraising so we can send this person to an optometrist!?
 
“It is well recognised that it is almost impossible for the human eye to discern the difference between 720p and 1080p in size 32″ and below,” it added.
At a distance of 100m it is almost impossible for the human eye to discern the difference between 1080p and 21600p in size 100" and below, so why not market your TV sets as UUUUUHD?

Nu-World also stated that the EDID method used by individuals to test the resolution of its TVs was “not 100% reliable” for various reasons
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say because the "EDID" data you provide isn't valid, which makes it not 100% reliable.

Seriously, I deal with every type of commercial and consumer panel manufacturer on a regular basis for digital signage purposes. Most of them legit brands and some of them dodgy re-sellers, some of them local manufacturers and some of them importers of Chinese crap. It is scary how much even the sellers don't understand the basics, or do and try to bull**** you. The boards that a lot of cheap Chinese crap re-sellers report default to factory standards and have not been correctly programmed.

If you want a cheap, locally assembled TV and don't care for "SmartTV", go with PVision (I'm not sure if they do consumer stuff).

If you want a cheap, locally assembled, good quality panel and don't care for "SmartTV", go with Sinotec. *(1)

If you want a good panel with SmartTV capabilities, go with LG or Samsung. My current bias is towards LG, but that is because their developer platform is better is better then Samsung (WebOS > Tizen), and ... well... I love OLED.

*(1) Sinotec use the same panels as LG if I'm remembering correctly, and they are good panels. Their driver boards and overall platform is ****ing horrible though. I was given one of their SmartTV's and after 5 minutes decided it was an idiot and relegated it to just being a presentation monitor. 50% of the time it is off because it can't even operate as a monitor. Lovely picture, bad driver board.
 
Nu-World went on to explain that it checks to make sure “the image is good” on its TVs and that its TVs support 1,920 x 1,080 on input.

Don't know why they even mention that. My 400x800 8 year old cellphone also supports 1920x1080 on input.
 
Oh my god. Reading that response, my gob is officially smacked.

What Nu-World is ignoring is the FACT that they state on boxes that the panels have a resolution of 1920 x 1080 when testing proves that the resolution is actually lower. That's objective reality from Nu-World, not an inconsistent naming standard. Or what, is Nu-World going to state that there is no standard size for pixels, and their pixels have different sizes to other pixels? That is tragic.

@KevinLancaster: have you contacted JVC or Telefunken globally to ask them for comment on Nu-World's latest statement, in light of your testing and that response?
 
@KevinLancaster: have you contacted JVC or Telefunken globally to ask them for comment on Nu-World's latest statement, in light of your testing and that response?

+1

They should know that a slimeball scammer company is ruining their brands in SA.
 
True, if you're watching Dstv.
 
Ladies and Gentlemen we have a new spin doctor in the house..........
 
Guess if you watch from a long distance like 5 metres , they may have point on their 32" sets :whistle:
 
So - you cant see the difference between the two sometimes. Hence we charge more money for the inferior product? GOD i hope they don't start selling gold
 
i'll buy one of their TVs. i'll take a R10000 one and pay R1000, because it's almost impossible to tell the difference between R1000 and R10000 when you haven't counted it.
 
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