What do you play WipEout HD on?

[abukii]

Sadly, my tv, seen here: http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/prim...eady-tv-l1510p does not have an HDMI input. As for the Monster Cables, I got them for 25 USD, and can signal clearly upto 1080p. My tv does 1080i, but I run in 720p for the Progressive Scan capabilities...and its a 60 (generic) hz

[As Heaven Is Wide]

I never met a Sennheiser that I didn't like.

Although that double-negative confused me for a sec there. I was halfway through thinking of a defensive sounding paragraph before I noticed

[Whizzer The Hawk]

I've got this little bubby TV for my room:

http://www.cyprus-pc.com/cyprus_pc_v...t&prod_id=2966

Big things come in small packages I say. Firstly It's bigger than it looks in the picture... My one has some extra bits and bobs also. I strangely got a 5 year warrenty on it which was the main excitement.

[superpj1]

Here's what I play Wipeout HD on (you can see my room ) :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK8xwEasuFI

[abukii]

LoL...nice. You can see my screen name when you zoom into the Zone forum. Im famous!!

[superpj1]

don't forget to take a pen when you go out to sign autographs

[morfeo378]

here is where i play. is a lg 37 ", sorry for quality, the photo is taken with phone

[Kaede]

Playing on a good old P1230 22" CRT here, using a HDMI->VGA adapter (HD Fury 2) http://espacekamal.com/ecran_dell_p1230_noir.jpg
Yes, it's 4/3 (I know...)
Since the PS3 outputs a 60Hz signal , it does flicker a bit but the image is perfect and the screen is extremely responsive.

As for audio, I'm using HD650 headphones with a X-Can V3 amplifier and an external DAC (Headroom Micro DAC).
http://www.onhifi.com/product/pics/sennheiser_hd650.jpg
http://www.colab.be/upload_images/pr...ons/xcanv3.jpg
Or sometimes I use JBL speakers I've (but these aren't that good )

[DeepMix]

well i just got a new tv 3 days ago im finally playing in HD

the tv is a LG 32" LH70 (Scarlet 2)
http://www.lcdtvreviews.org.uk/lg-lc...carlet-series/

and im using this pc speakers with subwoofers
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/sp...s/231&cl=us,en

i dont have any photo yet

[OBH]

Where the magic happens.
How can i lose with yoda and his raving glasses watching over me!

[ProblemSolver]

... the tv is a LG 32" LH70 (Scarlet 2)
http://www.lcdtvreviews.org.uk/lg-lc...carlet-series/ ...

Thought spending my money for that one as well, but decided to go with
the girl right next to it.

[Darkdrium777]

Pics or it didn't happen.

[eLhabib]

Thought spending my money for that one as well, but decided to go with
the girl right next to it.

So, how much did that cost you?

[ProblemSolver]

Pics or it didn't happen.

Are you full-aged already?

@eLhabib: After getting dirty with her she actually paid me.

[AurigaAB]

I'm looking into 1080p. It's my new year's resolution.

[Xavier]

I'm looking into 1080p. It's my new year's resolution.

For someone whose first language is presumably Spanish, I have to say "well played"!

[Lance]

And presumably, your first language is Japanese, Xavier?

[AurigaAB]

google translate is getting better these days

[Koleax]

I've been catching up on the news for OLED displays from CES, and the rumors about an OLED multitouch tablet Mac coming from Apple in a couple weeks, so I think it's about time I mentioned that I play Wipeout HD on an 11" Sony XEL-1. When I get tired of the small screen, I have a very cheap 19" LCD from Polaroid (this is also what I use when making videos, since the XEL-1 is limited to 60 hz). Then when I get tired of that, I go back to the XEL-1 and it looks fantastic as ever.

Every time I go to Best Buy and look at the large 1080p displays, and think about how much I want the high resolution and immersive feeling of a huge TV, I just can't get over how they don't look as good as the XEL-1. Even the really expensive high end plasmas and LED-backlit LCDs now that cost four or five thousand dollars, I think they look kind of cheap.

I bought my XEL used off eBay so don't think I'm strutting around with money bags. I just can't wait until everything goes OLED. The experience of having an absolute black level, with zero light emission, really changed the way I look at a display. Say you have a picture of two lights against a black night. They actually look and feel like separate independent light sources, not like two parts of one image, and after all they actually are independent OLED light sources. Something as simple as playing Space Invaders on an OLED screen becomes something new and different, like you're looking at bugs on a table or something. Pac Man C.E. is like a haunted house on an OLED. All of a sudden I realized, "whoa... ghosts." lol

Well, I could write forever, but I can't wait for everything to be OLED. The new Apple tablet should be great and I'm saving up for when the iPhone makes the change.

[Constrictor]

Well, maybe this thread is not exactly the right place but why start a new one when it nearly fits.

I'm currently in the decision making progress on my new home cinema / media room that should also act as a PS3 games playground.

Setup today is a 52" LCD . Distance to screen is some 3.2 meters (1 foot). There are two possible solutions for the projector and screen upgrade.

1. Keep the LCD and install a ceiling mounted motorized screen that lowers in front of the LCD when I'm in movie and TV mood. PS3 gaming will be mainly on the LCD. Pro: Keep the LCD and my gaming experience with this size. Con: Motorized screens tend to get wrinkles and are not exactly even or flat -> this sucks when watching movies. price. no (easy) masking.

2. Get rid of the LCD and install a ~110" wall mounted screen used for everything. Pro: perfectly flat. masking possible. One screen for all. The LCD will move to the living room. Con: Motion sickness (maybe)

Now, with 2. I see a problem when playing WOHD. I did this once at a friends and it didn't feel good. I got a little motion sickness esp. when I tried WOHD. 1st person shooters (i don't play that often) are not that bad for me.

Here's my question: Did anyone with a similar setup experienced some motion sickness at the beginning and over time adjusted to this feeling when playing on a big screen?