Tiesto
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New 42" Plasma Hyundai HP4200 (Yes i know its Hyundai but i got a really good deal on it so not worried about make)
Couldnt get it there and then as they dont allow people to take them away form shops just in case they damage them so gotta wait till friday to get it, picture quality looked amazing, and plus can use as my computer screen .
Its abit different to the picture, its got the speakers attatched on either side, and its got a dark alluminium finish to it.
And while i was there got the new Logitech MX1000, the worlds first laser mouse - 20 times more sensitive than a optical mouse.
All in all it was a good day .
[Edited on 06-11-2004 by Corsa_1.0]
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Dean_H
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nice, how much did u pay for it
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Dean_H
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and how much are them lazer mice, nosy aint i
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Tiesto
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Got TV for 999 , and the mouse cost me £60.
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MarkW
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quote: Originally posted by Corsa_1.0
Got TV for 999 , and the mouse cost me £60.
there only supposed to be £45.00 new
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Adam-D
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cool tv
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Dom
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good price for the plasma mate
where you get it from though mate? i might go and have a butchers, see if the rents fancy buying one for xmas
although the laser mouse is overpriced, can get them for 50 quid and below on the net - there good though, but ive yet to notice any real difference between optical and laser though
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Tiesto
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aye didnt really notice price for the mouse just bought it with tele at same time, and it seems more accurate than my optical one before, and abit quicker too.
[Edited on 06-11-2004 by Corsa_1.0]
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Dom
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quote: Originally posted by Corsa_1.0
aye didnt really notice price for the mouse just bought it with tele at same time, and it seems more accurate than my optical one before, and abit quicker too.
[Edited on 06-11-2004 by Corsa_1.0]
yea, they've been getting good reviews, but then again i tested one on a cornflake packet mouse mate, so
anyways lad, where did you get the plasma from? did a search for one and there about 1600 new, so you got it for a fooking bargin mate so let us in on how you achieved such a bargin my rents are pretty interested as it would fill the gap above our fire place, plus it would stop a massive photo of me when i was about 6 (wearing green trouser braces and a dodgy shirt) going there
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Andrew
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Please buy me one
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Jordinho Careca
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Could you tell that to VT then as he bought a 48incher for nearly 4 grand
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Dom
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quote: Originally posted by Hybrid
Could you tell that to VT then as he bought a 48incher for nearly 4 grand
unless it was something like a pioneer or he brought it a few years ago, then
my bro about a year ago picked up a 60 inch NEC for under that
oh wells, this is still a bloody bargin, although im still curious to know what the quality is like, as ive yet been able to find any reviews on the HP4200
but then again, it horses for courses and if you spend serious cash on a plasma you will get something that will blow your socks off - but then again, 9k for a pioneer screen is abit expensive
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nickyboy01
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You dont need to worry about the make of them as theres only 2 manufacturers who produce the screens for the relavent big names.
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Dom
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quote: Originally posted by nickyboy01
You dont need to worry about the make of them as theres only 2 manufacturers who produce the screens for the relavent big names.
if this was the case then the picture of my bros NEC would be similar to that of my mates 9k pioneer and i can tell you now, that there is a huuuuuuge difference.
Although i dont know where you got the 2 manufacturers of screens from considering there is Matsushita, NEC, Fujitsu/Hitachi who have their own plants. And there are a few more than that
Plus its not just the screens that make the picture, its the controller boards as well, hence why there is a difference between a cheap plasma and a decent plasma etc
However, there are alot of rebadged gear like NEC plasmas are OEM versions of Marantz, Toshiba = Panasonic's, Sharp = Pioneer and Philips = Fuji/Hitachi etc But obviously they use difference internals and controller boards.
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nickyboy01
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This i was told by someone who supplies them for events/pubs/bars etc.
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Dom
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quote: Originally posted by nickyboy01
This i was told by someone who supplies them for events/pubs/bars etc.
to a certain degree its true, considering there is only about 5 plasma plants, but unlike CRTs/Tubes alot more is involved with the circuitry surrounding the plasma screen, and this is what makes majority of the image you seen - as different manufactures have different methods of processing visual imagery etc.
however, i would never spend 9k on a plasma though Rather spend that on a CRT projector and screen and get a nice 150" screen which would be of similar quality
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Dan B
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Could have saved you some money on the mouse (linky), but I guess when you've just bought a 42" plasma-screen, £15 is neither here nor there!
Not too sure I'm keen on the MX1000, to be honest, it looks a little on the chunky-side although the accuracy-improvement would be useful!
[Edited on 07-11-2004 by Dan B]
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Tiesto
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Well Avoid this screen like the plague, the picture quality through DVD is awful - Solarization like crazy, sometimes cant make out whats going on. Luckily i had the option of returning it if i didnt like it so i gladly took it up.
Spending that little extra to get the new DLP Rear Projection screens which eliminate screen-burn completely as i play xbox quite abit and there usually static images in a period for a while. PLus picture quality is comparable if better than top of the range plasmas.
Thought id let people know if they wanted to buy a cheap plasma, they seem to be the same after looking on here www.avsforums.com.
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Colin
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Nice I have a 42" Philips plasma
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