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Homechoice & Plasmas
carefactornil
18-03-2005
I have HC currently. Should be getting a plasma TV at some point this year, probably 42".

Just wondering about picture quality on a larger screen and if anyone has any particular plasma models that they have seen working especially well (or badly!) with the HC signal.

I appreciate that the MPEG4 upgrade will probably make a difference when they finally ( :yawn: ) get round to it.

I note people have mentioned House of Fraser in a recent thread but I live in North London (Mill Hill) so a trip to Croydon is a bit out of the way.

Anyone using HC through a plasma at the moment who'd care to share their thoughts/experiences?
carefactornil
18-03-2005
Forgot to mention that I saw HC running on a plasma tv at the current Ideal Home Show which looked good (they were showing sport too) but forgot to make a note of the model....
In_the_know
22-03-2005
I have a 42 inch Fujitsu and it looks fine on it to me. Some VOD is better than others. BBC and other broadcast channels look good.
neo6776
27-03-2005
one thing i would never have at the moment is a plasma or LCD tv, the picture quality is complete crap compared to a normal CRT screen, so no way would i spend thousands on a crap tele just for the WOW factor
M_at
29-03-2005
Originally Posted by neo6776:
“one thing i would never have at the moment is a plasma or LCD tv, the picture quality is complete crap compared to a normal CRT screen, so no way would i spend thousands on a crap tele just for the WOW factor”

If you buy crap and pay for crap you get crap.

There are plasma and LCD sets available which, with the right hardware, will provide exceptional pictures but you need to supply a decent signal and know how to set it up.

The introduction of fully digital solutiuons using HDMI connectors will improve things quite a bit.
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