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Fry's Outpost.com (30" HD Ready LCDTV)

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JSanford

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FRY's Outpost.com 30" HD Ready LCDTV

Is this the Syntax Olevia and is there a better price to be found on this set right now?? Also should I consider this set "safe" for Computer use?

FEATURES
30" 16:9 Cinema-Style Widescreen Aspect Ratio
HDTV Display Ready (480i, 480p, 1080i, 720p)
750:1 High Contrast Ratio
Wide XGA 1280 x 768 Resolution
High Brightness 700 cd/m2
Dual Built-in TV Tuner
PIP & Picture Grid Views
Digital 3D Comb Filter
HDTV Progressive Scan
170 / 170 Degree Wide Viewing Angles
VGA (DB15) & DVI/HDCP Inputs
Detachable 10W + 10W Surround Speakers
SPECIFICATION

Panels
Active Screen Size (inches) 30" TFT LCD
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Brightness
700 cd/m2
Contrast 750:1
Pixel Resolution (H x V) 1280 x 768
Response Time 15 ms
Viewing Angle 170 (H) / 170 (V)
VIDEO

Digital 3D Comb Filter Yes
Progressive Scan Yes
2:2 / 3:2 Pull Down Yes
Digital Picture Noise Reduction Yes
Resolution Scan VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, WXGA
De-Interlacer Yes
Adjustable Color Temperature Yes
VGA Auto Frequency Correction Yes
TV Auto Frequency Tuning Yes
 
Reviews I have read have been really good for Olevia, usually 4/5 stars and half the cost of the 5 star models..



TV LCD's are brighter than computer monitor LCD's so don't sit too close to it.
It is fairly low resolution compared to to computer monitor 1280x768 30 inches , where computer 23" LCD's are 1600x1200.
You would see the pixels, unless it is across the room.

 
Actually, most 23" computer monitors are 1920x1200...they just don't bother to put the HDCP circuitry in them so you can use them as full-fledged futureproof HDTVs/PC monitors.

Also, 1299.99 isn't as low as this has been - if you're looking for an LCD TV and have a little more to spend, there's a deal for the 32" Sharp LC-32GA5U for about 2150 after a $200MIR I posted through Buy.com. It has DVI and HDMI, and 1366x768.
 
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