I use a Sony Bravia 55 inch full 1080p, Rear Projection TV KDS-55A2020
Picture looks great.. jaggies appear for only the medium-to far away cars.
And there does not seem to be any frames a second drop. Everything is smooth.
I use a Toshiba Regza 32" HDTV as my monitor and a quick change to the HDMI channel when I want to play GT5P ... It does the job very well and have no plans to update it for the time being.
My current "cockpit" is a computer desk. I have the wheel mounted on the desk with the 32" tv situated a few inches behind the wheel. From where i am sitting the aspect ratio is PERFECT!
I can look at the wheel on the TV (interior view) and at the DFP and they take up the same amount of space in my field of view. Although if i upgraded to a G25, the image might appear a bit smaller.
Regardless 32" 1080p is the best compromise as far as TV and monitor. The pixels are only 25% larger than a dell 19" lcd.
Only downside is the price.. i got mine for $1000+ from best buy.
I don't have a PS3 to play GT5, but I can tell you what I would use to do it. Sony's Bravia line, without question, is the tops when it comes to HDTVs. After that would be Panasonic, but yes, Sony is still the top-pick.
...I'll be in the market for a 1080p TV soon (right now my native is 720p on my 27" and 19" sets), but I won't be getting a new one for a long while...
Sharp Aquos 52" 1080P LCD flat panel, running through a Denon 7.1 True HD suround sound system. 👍
Absolutely no complaints. The black levels are much better than my Olevia 40" 720P LCD (bought for XBox 360). The colors are bright, vivid, and the contrast is of the best I have seen, outside of much more expensive models with up to 25000:1 contrast ratios.
Sony KDL-46V2500 (1080P). I found myself becoming a Sony fanboy. PS2, PSP and PS3. Only thing I am missing is Sony home theater system, but I have a good old Kenwood 5.1 already, better than those plastic speakers IMO.
A black Samsung 52 inch 1080p. I dont remember the model number but no complaints except theres alot of white jaggy lines on the cars sometimes...anyone know how to fix that problem?
Among these, the 1080p Panny LCD projector easily looks the best, hands down... although it took quite some effort to properly calibrate it with custom density lens filters and it is in a dedicated theater with full light control. For many this isn't a reasonable solution.
2nd best is the 720p Samsung RP-HDTV and it's in a room with lots of natural light. Despite that, black levels and color accuracy are top-notch. 👍
3rd best is the 1080p Vivio LCD DV-HDTV, although I rarely use the PS3 on this display for anything but movies.
Among the many dislays I have tested that I do not own, the best to date was the latest DLP RP-HDTV from Samsung that uses their latest LED light engine (no more lamps!) .... it's amazing! 👍
EDIT: the Samsung is not really ideal for GT5p. The cars and tracks look disproportioned. It's a 1920x1200 and the image is upscaled and stretched. Bah!
, but I can tell you what I would use to do it. Sony's Bravia line, without question, is the tops when it comes to HDTVs. After that would be Panasonic, but yes, Sony is still the top-pick.
... It does the job very well and have no plans to update it for the time being.
