We are still using my Sony Bravia 3D Tv which still looks sharp and bright we have not use the 3D part for a few years now because we found it gives you a headache after watching one movie the best thing we which in 3D the U.K. Olympic Games when parts were Broadcast in 3-D
Wow brings back some memories and some horrors like Plasma TVs... Bought one and green lines down the screen after 2 weeks, returned it for another and again a few weeks later the same. So bought an LCD and had no probs for years
Had a great Sharp 720p 26" that was bought for $599 in 2007. Picture was very good for it's time until the current 4k TVs price came really low. Walmart Onn. 50" HDR is listed at $199 and is my TV now.
Why can’t we have a review of this on a large tv and not a monitor, this will be a lot of people’s pc console for living rooms and no one test it on any tvs they all use monitors.
Why on earth is this video in 360p resolution in 2023? What a totally bizarre choice for a video that is all about tv image quality evolution over time. And sorry Rachel but twice the number of pixels vertically and horizontally does NOT equal four times the quality, you are confusing pixel count with resolution.
Watching this is making me miss the old show format even more.
A look at how tv is improving, yet we can only watch the change in 380p. 😅
Read my mind.
the gadget show cant even upload their videos in HD 😂😂😂😂
We are still using my Sony Bravia 3D Tv which still looks sharp and bright we have not use the 3D part for a few years now because we found it gives you a headache after watching one movie the best thing we which in 3D the U.K. Olympic Games when parts were Broadcast in 3-D
Can you do the evolution of mobile phones?
Shame I can only watch this in 360p 😳
Bizarre isnt it?
Crazy to think those bottom of the line plasmas around £2500 adjusted for inflation from 2004 would be £4000 today
Times have changed a lot... But at the same time, not all that much.
The 3D TVs were just an odd trend 😂
Any idea if season 38 is coming?
RIP 3D TV.
Coming from a previous owner. To this day you cant beat a Panasonic plasma TV for its natural motion. Watching sport on it was perfect.
Wow brings back some memories and some horrors like Plasma TVs... Bought one and green lines down the screen after 2 weeks, returned it for another and again a few weeks later the same. So bought an LCD and had no probs for years
Still using mine 17 years later! No problems
I love how this video is only in 360p
Had a great Sharp 720p 26" that was bought for $599 in 2007. Picture was very good for it's time until the current 4k TVs price came really low. Walmart Onn. 50" HDR is listed at $199 and is my TV now.
I think this was uploaded in 360p for nostalgia?
Why is this is in 360p??? The irony.
3D TVs were bound to fail, as they have done. Even more so, those curved TVs... What a bloody load of crap ! 😂🤣
I forgot how awful early LCD TV's were.
Why can’t we have a review of this on a large tv and not a monitor, this will be a lot of people’s pc console for living rooms and no one test it on any tvs they all use monitors.
Why on earth is this video in 360p resolution in 2023? What a totally bizarre choice for a video that is all about tv image quality evolution over time. And sorry Rachel but twice the number of pixels vertically and horizontally does NOT equal four times the quality, you are confusing pixel count with resolution.
What a load of crap 2004 to 2023 it finishes with 2018 tvs soon to be 6 years old dirty!
Plasma a huge flop only Panasonic supported it OLED overtook it and has better picture quality.😂