Which LCD would you pick?
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Re: Which LCD would you pick?
samsung
and with that being said Im thinking of picking up one of their new LED tv's. anyone have one or have experience?Comment
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Re: Which LCD would you pick?
I saw the 55" Samsung LED at Best Buy a couple of weeks ago and I was blown away.
I couldn't believe how thin it was and how clear it looked.
LOL I would love to have one of these, but that price is high.
Oh and to answer your question e0820, I would go with the Samsung.Comment
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It's a toss-up. Definitely wouldn't pay that asking price on the Samsung website. Buy it on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U3Y8MW/...0&linkCode=asn
no taxes and free shippingComment
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Re: Which LCD would you pick?
Considering
Sony Bravia KDL32L5000
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Samsung LN32B460
http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/d...LN32B460B2DXZA
Samsung, 100%And may thy spirit live in us, Forever LSU
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Re: Which LCD would you pick?
One question I have is about the Sony. If the answer for Sony is yes, then I'd pick up the Sony. Is that Sony capable of 1080i/p?? I'm reading it and it seemed like it is through HDMI but its native is 720p. It's cheaper and would seem to bring about more bang for the buck. I am a fan of Samsung but if the other side is greener, can't help but check it out a bit more.......Comment
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FYI, contrast ratios are pretty worthless when comparing HDTVs. Each company calculates it differently.
I wouldn't choose either without auditioning them in the store, but I seriously doubt you'll see very much difference in PQ.
Number of HDMI inputs and refresh rates would be bigger deciders, IMO.Comment
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Re: Which LCD would you pick?
If it is native 720p it can also accept 1080i. The tv will convert it to 720p.One question I have is about the Sony. If the answer for Sony is yes, then I'd pick up the Sony. Is that Sony capable of 1080i/p?? I'm reading it and it seemed like it is through HDMI but its native is 720p. It's cheaper and would seem to bring about more bang for the buck. I am a fan of Samsung but if the other side is greener, can't help but check it out a bit more.......Comment
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Re: Which LCD would you pick?
I would in this case. My Sony is 50,000. So I think Sony might be the same.FYI, contrast ratios are pretty worthless when comparing HDTVs. Each company calculates it differently.
I wouldn't choose either without auditioning them in the store, but I seriously doubt you'll see very much difference in PQ.
Number of HDMI inputs and refresh rates would be bigger deciders, IMO.Comment
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That's what I'm saying. How Sony calculated it to be 50,000 is not the same way that Samsung calculates it since there is no standard. Contrast ratio tends to just be a selling point.
Trust your own eyes is the bottom line.Comment
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But I think it does. If they have my TV which is at 50,000 then I think that Sony at 13,000 is at 13,000. Many the Sammy has a better picure Making it a better TV. I would like at the Bravia 32. You can get that for a fair price and that is very good TV.Comment

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