Nintendo Wii on Olevia, Emerson, or Hisense

[Lynsanity]

I am looking for an inexpensive Hi-Definition Televsion for my Nintendo Wii. I am running it in 16:9 progressive scan with componant cables. I had a 32" Westinghouse, but it had problems displaying the 16:9 image.

I am Currently looking at 3 models:

Hisense LHD3206US 32" 1366x768 / 8ms / 1600:1 Contrast Ratio / HDMI / HD LCD TV with Speakers and Stand

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2524180&sku=H45-3210

Emerson 37" Widescreen LCD HDTV w/ Built-In Digital Tuner, EWL3706, 8ms / 1000:1 Contrast Ratio / HDMI / HD LCD TV with Speakers and Stand

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5027236

Olevia 32" 332H 32 1366X768 / 8MS / 1600:1 Contrast Ratio / LCD Display With Speakers and Stand

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16889022022

 

[gkrykewy]

What was wrong with the Westinghouse? All of those TVs would be downgrades, it would seem.

 

[jPoD]

Get the Olevia. Syntax makes EXCELLENT tvs.

 

[Lynsanity]

thanks for the reply. I will check out the olevia.

 

[suko_32]

Hisense isn't that great of a brand...

 

[Duo_Maxwell]

Go with the olevia at CC this week instead of the one form newegg.

http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/OLEV...63702/catOid/-12867/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do

Same price, more features...

 

[Drensch]

Be careful of Tvs with the Ati chip in them (some Olevia's, and others), there is apparently a blurring/ghosting issues with 480i/p sources. That scared me off of getting one when Microcenter had that killer deal on BF. I know the 532h has one, I'm not sure about 332h, but It's worth checking.

 

[dallow]

I have an Olevia LCD with the ATI chip.

No problems with 480p sources (wii included) so far.

It's a great looking set, out of the cheaper brands, I'd say Syntax (Olevia) makes the best ones. Possibly losing to Westinghouse.

 

[chernggoh]

Wii works great on Olevia 232V for me so far.

 

[Energy Recruitment a]

hi,
The Hisense has been getting pretty good reviews as well. The only negative I have read is a static speaker pop when changing non digital channels. That has given mea bit of pause.
The Olevia 32" Model I don't know much about, other than ESPN the Radio Commercials

I am looking for an inexpensive Hi-Definition Televsion for my Nintendo Wii. I am running it in 16:9 progressive scan with componant cables. I had a 32" Westinghouse, but it had problems displaying the 16:9 image.

I am Currently looking at 3 models:

Hisense LHD3206US 32" 1366x768 / 8ms / 1600:1 Contrast Ratio / HDMI / HD LCD TV with Speakers and Stand

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...0&sku=H45-3210

Emerson 37" Widescreen LCD HDTV w/ Built-In Digital Tuner, EWL3706, 8ms / 1000:1 Contrast Ratio / HDMI / HD LCD TV with Speakers and Stand

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5027236

Olevia 32" 332H 32 1366X768 / 8MS / 1600:1 Contrast Ratio / LCD Display With Speakers and Stand

http://www.

 

[dyeknom]

I've heard good things about the quality of Emerson televisions. Not that specific TV, but I've seen the 32 and it looked better than other 32s I've seen. From what I remember, no problems displaying 16:9.

 

[yourlefthand]

holy dead thread bump batman!

 

[Short Round]

[quote name='win.roulette']What kind of sweaty, greasy palmed dumbasses are constantly losing grip of their Wii Remote? I played the damn thing for about 4 hours last weekend, and never once had any problems at all. You would think that, after millions of years of gripping experience, humans would have it mastered by now, but I guess not.[/quote]


Why did you bump this thread? I hope not just to post that asinine comment.

 

[crunchewy]

This bump is quite comical indeed.