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What does that say I can't see it?

Basically more storage and a charging stand for the Gamepad... Wii U Basic and Deluxe differences outlined by Nintendo | Polygon

Good to know, even more reason to get that Full HD TV!

Toshiba 32BV500B But, how does HD Ready 1080P work??

Slightly annoying.... What i want to know is how does it actually play the content, surely if it's only HD Ready it wont play at 1080p even if it says it is?

Have now reserved this at Richer Sounds, they had 1 left! Seems to have very good reviews elsewhere too.

SOLD I am gonna ring them up today to say if thy have it in stock.... Odd, looking at the model number of my old TV everywhere is saying it's only a HD Ready model........when it connects on ps3 and ps4 etc at 1080p...

So after a bit of consultation with the OH, we think a new style TV at 32" would suit us, as opposed to the gargantuan toshiba offering I have at the moment, with this in mind, i am probably looking towards Full HD. I have found this one, and it comes with a gaming mode? Can anyone top this? Or see any reason why i should avoid it? Samsung UE32J5100 32" TV - Black Found same TV on Richer Sounds for same price including a 6 year guarantee.

Thank god, i'm not completely crazy Either that or we both are....

I read that as children's neck!

Hmm @Joanne wonder what that's from.....

Can't seem to find responce times on 99.99% of spec sheets.

hahahaha. Just seen this on the Q&A for a TV on amazon.

Darn, that Clearance tv is 9.5 ms.

EBUYER! why didn't i think of that. Will give that a look now. That LG TV i posted about is available as open box from Richer Sounds for £120, for that price i'm willing to take the risk with 720p, although i am waiting an email back about what the actual condition of it is...

I assume you can read from it? If not maybes it's fubar-ed

It's also annoying that there seems to be a huge gap between loads of 22-24then barely anything up to 32, then loads again.

This is an example £10 less for 4" more, but the LG one is only 720p.

Seems to make more of a difference than i thought it would, especially for the more premium brands (LG, samsung etc)

Hi all Just wondering, i'm looking at getting a new TV for the bedroom (currently have some ~8 Year old 32" Toshiba, which by today's standards looks gargantuan.) Want to down size, though a new 32" TV may look tiny in comparison to the one I have already I know all about HD Ready and Full HD etc etc, just wondering, if, in any of your experiences, the difference between these two is noticeable on tv's 32" or smaller. Over half the TV's below 32" seem to be mostly HD Ready instead of Full HD. TV is going to be mostly used for DVD's or PS4. Cheers.

Seaons 1-11 it say son their bio, I follow them xD "Well since you attended Public School, I'm going to assume you're already proficient with small arms. "

Yes Guided Access works regardless of an MDM

Lent Fallout 4 to a friend last weekend, have been trying to help him out in bits using Share Play, but tbh now i really just want to play the game again for myself!

And the "most obvious post in this thread of the year" goes too.... @X-13

There's no digital signatures tab on the kbdhid one, but then again there isn't on the machine i'm on and that works fine...odd.