Can you quote me please

dnme

OK

after doing a bit of homework, I was wondering if you folks could quote me on the following

1.
37 or 40" LED TV
Decent contrast ratio and refresh rate
Decent response time
Needs to be networkable (so cat5 or wi-fi)

2. Freesat HD recorder, preferably HUMAX but if you had one that supports wireless I'd be keen.

Many thanks

dnme

ill get my coat

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Hi Dnme

Appologies for the delay in getting to you - 03:25 in the am you must be nocternal!

Have a gander at this, the 40PFL7605H
http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/4/40pfl7605h_05/40pfl7605h_05_pss_eng.pdf

Its a 40" (also available in 37" due this week) LED Edge LIt LCD TV
100Hz refresh rate
2ms response time
500000:1 contrast ration
has an ethernet port on the back so can be plugged into your router/network etc.
Its an all round gorgeous TV:).

The 40PFL7605H sells for €1299.99 and the 37" version sells for €999.99

We have the new SAGEM Freesat boxes with 500gb harddrive for €299.99
John Mc has posted up about these on the site - they have been VERY POPULAR over last week, Boardies are scooping them up.

I have the 40PFL7605H in stock and on display if you'd like to check it out.

I'll pm you prices

ATB and sorry again for delay
Ash

dnme

Many thanks Ashley, pm received

Need to stew over this for a while

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

no worries

HAve a read of the spec and let me know what you think

Cheers
Ash

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Oh I should add that the 7 series TV's come with a 4 year warranty if purchased before 31st July

ash

dnme

Ashley,

are these two tellies the exact same spec (except for physical size)?

EDIT: Ive just founf the pdf specs here
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055893554

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Yep one and the same spec wise just screen size differences

ash

dnme

Ash

reading the spec of the 37". It states 100hz but in the specs, it lists all compabible resulotions and formats and the highest refresh rate listed htere is 60hz.

Can you explain? also I am aware of the race by manufacturers to up the refresh rates in an attempt to cure judder and flicker. Is it worth waiting for 120/240/480 ? Is there a massive difference?

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Hi Dnme

This TV is indeed a 100Hz model

I think your confusion is arising from reading the SUPPORTED DISPLAY RESOLUTIONS in the spec.
This is a list of the commomn, and not so common, resolutions and refresh rates found on the actual discs themselves.
The majority of Blu-Ray discs are encoded at 1080p/24Hz
Some, and I think one of the Music BR discs I picked up in the states are 1080i 60Hz.
I have a little HD camcorder that records at 1080i and you can select either 24/30Hz The TV will happily handle these no worries.

Nothing is actually recorded at 100Hz.

Your correct in saying munfacturers are using higher refresh rates to help reduce judder and the like and we will have 200Hz refresh rates on our new 8605 Series and 400Hz on the new 9705 series TV's

It should be noted that other processes can help reduce Judder in conjunction with higher refresh rates, such as better image processors, faster response times on the actual LCD panel themselves etc - some early 100Hz TV's wer not all that great....

Hope that helps a little

Cheers
Ash

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Hi Dnme

The 37PFL7605H has just landed into me today should you be interested.
The price is as per the pm I sent you yesterday evening.

atb
Ash

dnme

Richersounds.ie (Ashley) wrote: »

Hi Dnme

The 37PFL7605H has just landed into me today should you be interested.
The price is as per the pm I sent you yesterday evening.

atb
Ash

Hi Ash,

I sent u a cpl of pm's yesterday evening, did you rec?

Richersounds.ie: Ashley

Hi Dnme

I should have answered all your pm's now.
If I missed any please let me know and I'll answer straight away
atb
Ash