Q. Okay, I am looking to buy a new tv to go in my bed room. I'm not really sure which tv is better to get, Plasma or LCD. I'm not looking for a huge, expensive tv, just around a 24 inch tv or 19 inch (or bigger). I don't want to spend more than 400 dollars. Another thing is which brand is better. Can you tell me what makes it better(brand and lcd or plasma). I looked around on the internet to see what people thought but it was mixed reviews and the reasons that they listed didn't make any sense to me so yea. Thanks for your help:)
A. Prices have been dropping, so $400 can probably get you a decent 32 inch LCD nowadays.
Plasmas, although they provide significantly better picture quality than LCDs, are not available in the size range you're looking for, they currently only come in 42 to 65 inch. LCD HDTVs are usually available in 19", 22", and 26" varieties.
Good brands of LCD TVs for that size range include: Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, Toshiba, LG, and Sharp. Those brands have been in the industry for decades; most of those brands were early pioneers in the LCD display industry, and all of them have a good customer service network as well as good reliability records.
Brands to avoid include Apex, Viore, Apex, Dynex, Apex, Insignia, Apex, iLo, Apex, Sceptre, and any other small brand you've never heard of. (And did I mention Apex?)
Plasmas, although they provide significantly better picture quality than LCDs, are not available in the size range you're looking for, they currently only come in 42 to 65 inch. LCD HDTVs are usually available in 19", 22", and 26" varieties.
Good brands of LCD TVs for that size range include: Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, Toshiba, LG, and Sharp. Those brands have been in the industry for decades; most of those brands were early pioneers in the LCD display industry, and all of them have a good customer service network as well as good reliability records.
Brands to avoid include Apex, Viore, Apex, Dynex, Apex, Insignia, Apex, iLo, Apex, Sceptre, and any other small brand you've never heard of. (And did I mention Apex?)
Can the Sharp Aquos 65-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV be used as a computer monitor?
Q. I want to buy this, I found a good price, but I want to be able to hook up my game systems and my new computer too it.
A. The LC65D64U Has a 15pin VGA input. I'm assuming the SE series does as well.
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