http://www.amazon.com/Hannspree-ST289MU ... 338&sr=8-1
I bought this TV back on Sunday. It's a Hannspree 28' LCD (technically 27.5'). It's also a full 1080p HD LCD TV. And I paid $299.99 for. I'm going to be using this both as my TV and computer monitor.
It should be here by the earliest Friday.
So what do you guys think of it?
I bought a new TV last Sunday.
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Re: I bought a new TV last Sunday.
Can't play Duck Hunt on it. Useless. 
Sounds like a good deal, although I don't know who Hanspree is. You should get a DVI-HDMI adapter for max PC quality. A Blu-Ray disk drive would work well with your setup as well, and they're under $100.
Sounds like a good deal, although I don't know who Hanspree is. You should get a DVI-HDMI adapter for max PC quality. A Blu-Ray disk drive would work well with your setup as well, and they're under $100.
Re: I bought a new TV last Sunday.
Well actually, if you have a homebrew enabled Wii, you can use the NES emulator FCE Ultra GX to use the Wiimote instead of a zapper.eagle5953 wrote:Can't play Duck Hunt on it. Useless.
TV sounds schweet. I'm jealous, but I also wish I had a bluray player, digital cable, or a computer with enough processing power to play HD video... So yeah, it'd be pretty useless.
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Re: I bought a new TV last Sunday.
For the same price I got a 27" Samsung P2770HD. Samsung and Sony are the only names in TV I'll ever buy (for LCD and Plasma respectively)
That TV is 16:10 so the image is going to look horizontally stretched because 1920x1080 is 16:9. Oh well, maybe it will look okay to you.
That TV is 16:10 so the image is going to look horizontally stretched because 1920x1080 is 16:9. Oh well, maybe it will look okay to you.


