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

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
 

Baked

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All I know is this is a Syntax Olevia. Wonder why outpost doesn't list the make and model.
 

Lawranch

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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.

 

DestruyaUR

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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.