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tony4662 | 14:37 Thu 01st Apr 2010 | Computers
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Whats the difference between full HD and HD Ready, if any?
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strictly speaking an HD ready TV is a TV capable of showing HD if it's connected to a source that can provide HD (i.e. a blue-ray player or a sky HD box)

A HD TV will have a built in source so it can show HD without it needing an extra box (i.e. the TV will have a built in freesat receiver)

the one thing to make sure is you get a full 1080p HD set (lower quality HD sets are either 1080i or 720p)
14:41 Thu 01st Apr 2010
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And about £50 price difference in the Panasonic LCD range
07:05 Sat 03rd Apr 2010

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