I want to buy a new tv but I don't have a lot of money right now and I'm buying a new "normal" tv ( tubes ) but still flat ( the screen I mean, the TV is still big, the the screen is flat, so you can see the corners at least, lol ). I was wondering what you have to check when you buy it.
I saw 4 TVs, one is a sanyo, I don't know the model but it can display HD. I don't know in what definition, but the TV have HDMI, component, svideo and RCA inputs. it's 30" from the left corner up to the right corner down and the tv is in 16:9 widescreen.
the second one is this one it's looking good and I my old tv is a toshiba and still work perfect. ( ps, the prices are in canadian dollars and the site, I live there )
the third one is this one this one is a sony tv, I don't know if it's better, but in the features section they say: # Fine Pitch Aperture Grill: Allows more electrons to reach the screen surface for brighter, clearer, sharper images.
# High-Focus Electron Gun: The focal length of the gun is 30% greater than conventional televisions for better corner focus.
# High-Precision Deflection Yoke: Guides the electrons more accurately for superb image clarity.
So I was wondering if the image quality is really better or it's just because they sell more sony tvs there...
and the last one is another toshiba a little more small ( 26" ) but in 16:9.
So I was wondering if it's better for me in 16:9 or 4:3, I want to buy a ps3 so maybe 16:9 ? but the tv will be smaller.. dunno.
