quite tempted to quickly get one to try. but then i suppose starhub would eventually have to carry it on its cable. subscribing to scv now so perhaps i dont really need it. itchy backside lah.

You r not right. Im not.

Believe sony one oso IPS cos viewing angle is 178*

non ips screen is 176*

http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps245df6f1.png

Wrong. Sony's panels are likely to be either s-PVA, or if you believe some sites, another tech called PSA (haven't found out what that stands for).

The data you quoted above is just normal manufacturing stats. All panels are ard that range (176-178).

What people really look out for is the angle off centre at which contrast/brightness drop by half. That is another measurement not provided by manufacturers but if you read some review websites like hdtvtest.uk, you can get the data. And that is where ips differentiates itself from PVA. That said, ips has poorer black levels. Today, subject to viewing angle needs, PVA panels tend to offer better performance due to the contrast levels.

Hello, anyone knows what if we continue using DVB-T (i.e. old tuners) will there still be any cutoff date for that ? Or all must change to using DVB-T2 ?

I have updated the second post with the channels active now..

Used the most primitive method:

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j6...ds/image-9.jpg

HD8:

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j6...s/image-10.jpg

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j6...ds/image-8.jpg

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j6...ds/image-7.jpg

So far just looks like upscaled stuff, not too different from the upscaled (1080i) version of the normal SD channel via scv.

Thanks for the info, brother.

No problem. I read quite a bit about sony, particularly the w90 series before I bought it. See this: Sony Bravia KDL-55W905A: Review

They talked about the PSA panel manufactured by samsung.

can anyone comment on this?

So easy. They want every household to subscribe to at least the basic set top boxes from either StarHub or SingTel MIO lor.

no lah.if like that, why waste on making the T2 infrastructure when people jumship to set top boxes for HD.

They can't do it too obviously mah. ;)

The answer is found in the link in post #16 of this thread.

The current test signals are only available from 7pm to 11pm daily.he timings of the test signals were as of the reply given last week.....they may have expanded to full day.

Here is my post, posted on another thread:
I checked with MDA.....officially the T2 signals starts mid this month. As for carriage on both ST n SH, the person mentioned at a later date as they (ST n SH) need to test out the chs on their systems.

The current test signals are only available from 7pm to 11pm daily.