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RavensFan2k3 · 01-12-2011, 05:04 PM

I wish I could express how much I appreciate your help my friend. I never considered buying online, I like to make purchases like this in person, but I definitely am considering buying online now. I went into Best Buy the other day and there were a few TVs that I narrowed down to, tell me what you think. I'll tell you the specs that I remember.

1. 32" Insignia 1080p, 120 Hz, LED for $450

2. 32" Insignia 1080p, 120 Hz, LCD, Energy Savor for $400 or so

3. 32" Insignia 1080p, 60 Hz, LCD, Engery Savor for $350 or so.

4. 32" LG 1080p, 60 HZ, LCD, between $380.

These were just rough estimates, because they were in store and couldnt find them online and I dont remember the exact prices. As you can see, a 32" is fine for right now lol. Thi isnt going to be the TV in the living room or anything, it'll be for my personal use in my own room, so I dont need 40"+, atleast I dont think lol. Actually 28" would be fine, but they dont make those apparently, and I think 26" is too small. You mentioned that online you'll get better deals, also you mentioned skipping on non-name brands. Why skip on non name brands? $500 is def pushing it..really pushing it btw.

Oh and you mentioned that LED's usually have smaller speakers because they are thinner. I noticed the LEDs have 16 watt speakers and the LCD have 20 watt speakers. How much of a difference does that make?

01-12-2011, 05:04 PM	#6
RavensFan2k3 Pro OVR: 7 Join Date: Sep 2003	Re: In the process of getting a new TV... I wish I could express how much I appreciate your help my friend. I never considered buying online, I like to make purchases like this in person, but I definitely am considering buying online now. I went into Best Buy the other day and there were a few TVs that I narrowed down to, tell me what you think. I'll tell you the specs that I remember. 1. 32" Insignia 1080p, 120 Hz, LED for $450 2. 32" Insignia 1080p, 120 Hz, LCD, Energy Savor for $400 or so 3. 32" Insignia 1080p, 60 Hz, LCD, Engery Savor for $350 or so. 4. 32" LG 1080p, 60 HZ, LCD, between $380. These were just rough estimates, because they were in store and couldnt find them online and I dont remember the exact prices. As you can see, a 32" is fine for right now lol. Thi isnt going to be the TV in the living room or anything, it'll be for my personal use in my own room, so I dont need 40"+, atleast I dont think lol. Actually 28" would be fine, but they dont make those apparently, and I think 26" is too small. You mentioned that online you'll get better deals, also you mentioned skipping on non-name brands. Why skip on non name brands? $500 is def pushing it..really pushing it btw. Oh and you mentioned that LED's usually have smaller speakers because they are thinner. I noticed the LEDs have 16 watt speakers and the LCD have 20 watt speakers. How much of a difference does that make? Last edited by RavensFan2k3; 01-12-2011 at 05:29 PM.