cumquat

just wondering which tv you would get...
higher definition: http://www.dynexproducts.com/product...24E150A11.html
bigger screen: http://www.dynexproducts.com/product...32L151A11.html

Eman77

linky no worky

cumquat

oops... i usually check but i didnt this time... all fixed

Lunchboxer

What will you use it for?

I'd guess for that type of size range, I'd go with larger screen.. ?!

cumquat

it would "replace" the 32" my pc and ps3 are hooked to now. the present tv is the house's tv in the living room and i would like to have my pc in what i am claiming as my room. the 32" is ideal and has the plug i want but the overall size of the 24" combined with th increased definition and the fact its $40 less (for now, anyway) makes it appealing. either way it would likely be put om a table at an angle so i can work on an rc while watching bones or annoy people in the lounge while i tinker with something.

proanti1

My Feedback: (2)

Both are so crappy you wont be able to tell the difference. A 20k/1 contrast ratio on an off-brand TV? Yeah right. Anything above 10k/1 is useless and not noticeable (unless you spend several thousand on Sharp or Sony). Get the bigger one

The_Shark

here is the thing with definition, dont look at 720 or 1080, its bull, once you hit 720 unless you are looking at the pixles on the screen you wont tell.

what gets you picture is contrast ratio and refresh rate, if you play games i would suggest a 120 Hz set.

if you can spend the extra dough, get a zenith plazma, which is 600HZ, 3: 20K contrast. thats what im running and got it when it was just a few bucks more than the dynex. VERY happy with it, throws almost no heat.

between those two, get the bigger one, however, i would really try to find something with a 120HZ refresh rate, 60HZ will give you some motion lag.

cumquat

no plasma for me, too much $ (i have other stuff to get). i found another one thats cheaper and has the main draws of the other 2; optical audio out, small frame and local availability [link=http://www.target.com/Haier-Class-1080p-60hz-HDTV/dp/B004BJS008/ref=br_1_12?ie=UTF8&id=Haier%20Class%201080p%2060hz%20HDTV&node=10666911&searchSize=150&searchView=list&searchPage=1&sr=1-12&qid=1299219872&rh=price:100-30000&searchBinNameList=target_com_category-bin,target_com_brand-bin,price,display_size_derived,resolution-bin&searchRank=price&frombrowse=1]why not click me?[/link]

splcrazy

i have a TCL 32inch led thats 120hz 1080p 1080i games are super amazing on it its got usb and 5 hdmi and all the rest , i payed $600 for it , its australian dollars so it always a ripp off

pythonfan

My Feedback: (1)

I got this one a little over a year ago: http://www.dynexproducts.com/product...32L100A11.html

I use to for my pc/tv/360, for what i paid for it at the time i'm very pleased. It runs both 720/1080p hd with cable, and on my pc i can push it bast 1080p when i need/want. Picture is clear and sound is what you would expect from a tv.

Dynex is just another re-brand like visio or any other cheap hd tv, they all descend from samsung models just with cheaper and less quality parts.

In the rc market it would be xtms bigfoot or duratracks firehammer etx just rebaged.

Here's a pic even before i mounted it, its next to a dell 4:3 ratio 20" lcd.

Nik.

it depends on what you want to use it for and how far you want to sit away form it.

I would rather sit close a a small monitor at high resolution that far away from a large monitor with low resolution.

So for computer use, small and sharp. If you are going to sit on the couch, it doesn't matter because you cant see the difference really, so I would get the bigger one.