gaming TV

[darrsi]

Hi mick...cheers for your advice  :thumbup


well ive gone and bought one......samsung T32E3905X , smart , 32" led tv , full HD 1080p , 400 hz processing rate , freeview HD  all for £279.99 click and collect from currys




what do you think foccers  ?

Job's a good'un Red, just about ticks all the boxes there matey. 

[red98]

Good to hear mr darrsi    you sure know your stuff...you ever considered a career in retail , i know at least one shop that could do with your services  :lol .......thanks for your help...

[noggythenog]

Just having a foc-u mooch

a bit late on here but I heard ages ago that there is an optimal screen size depending on how close to the screen you are.

don't quote me on it but according to the net I believe it is 1.6 x the diagonal measurement of the screen, TV sizes are measured on the diagonal........so if you have a 32 inch screen then the optimal distance to be sitting is - 51.2 inches...or 1.3 metres.

Moral of the story being that if you are in a small bedroom & then pack a mahoosive TV in it and you end up being closer to the TV than 1.6 times the diagonal then it is a complete waste of money...you wont see it as well as you should & you'll probably burn your eyes out.

[darrsi]

Just having a foc-u mooch

a bit late on here but I heard ages ago that there is an optimal screen size depending on how close to the screen you are.

don't quote me on it but according to the net I believe it is 1.6 x the diagonal measurement of the screen, TV sizes are measured on the diagonal........so if you have a 32 inch screen then the optimal distance to be sitting is - 51.2 inches...or 1.3 metres.

Moral of the story being that if you are in a small bedroom & then pack a mahoosive TV in it and you end up being closer to the TV than 1.6 times the diagonal then it is a complete waste of money...you wont see it as well as you should & you'll probably burn your eyes out.

Try telling that to a youngster playing a game.  :lol