Q. I want to buy an HDTV. I would like one that is in the 46 inch or 47 inch range. What are the best HDTV's and where are the smartest places to buy them? Please help me because I am a terrible shopper! Thank You!
A. It depends on your situation.
Are you going to be watching the tv in a high level light area? If so, you'll want a LCD HDTV.
Vizios are pretty good LCD's, as well are Sony's
Is it going to be a dark room? If so, you'll want a Plasma HDTV.
For Plasmas, I'd recommended Panasonic or Samsung.
If you really want, THE BEST available. Get Samsungs LED TV
http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/detail.do?group=televisions&type=televisions&subtype=ledtv&model_cd=UN46B8000XFXZA
Are you going to be watching the tv in a high level light area? If so, you'll want a LCD HDTV.
Vizios are pretty good LCD's, as well are Sony's
Is it going to be a dark room? If so, you'll want a Plasma HDTV.
For Plasmas, I'd recommended Panasonic or Samsung.
If you really want, THE BEST available. Get Samsungs LED TV
http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/detail.do?group=televisions&type=televisions&subtype=ledtv&model_cd=UN46B8000XFXZA
Is it worth the extra money to get an LED-LCD TV vs standard LCD?
Q. Our old 32" TV died and its time to get a nice HDTV. I've ruled out plasma, so its down to LCD. The newer LED-LCD seem to have a more crisp picture and better contrast than the standard LED. In partcicular I like the Samsung. But a 47" LED-LCD is almost $500 more than the standard LCD. Is it worth the extra?
A. I own the Samsung 46 inch LED 8000 series. I was hesitant to purchase this TV due to the price, but ultimately i decided to get it for the following reasons.
1.) Better contrast and color accuracy
2.) Better viewing angle
3.) Displays 240 Hz, auto motion plus.
4.) Uses less energy
5.) Super thin, looks fantastic
After owning this TV for 4 months now, I have to say I love it. It was well worth the extra cost. However, there are a few nit picking things I didn't like about it.
1.) The remote is enormous. Also, hard to take out and switch the batteries in the remote.
2.) HDMI inputs ports requires cables to be connected sideways at the panel’s rear edge. So your cables stick out from the side, looks like the TV is on life support.
3.) There is a bright blue glowing light on the bottom of the set. You have the option of turning if off, but it still blinks on and off briefly if you change the channel or volume.
1.) Better contrast and color accuracy
2.) Better viewing angle
3.) Displays 240 Hz, auto motion plus.
4.) Uses less energy
5.) Super thin, looks fantastic
After owning this TV for 4 months now, I have to say I love it. It was well worth the extra cost. However, there are a few nit picking things I didn't like about it.
1.) The remote is enormous. Also, hard to take out and switch the batteries in the remote.
2.) HDMI inputs ports requires cables to be connected sideways at the panel’s rear edge. So your cables stick out from the side, looks like the TV is on life support.
3.) There is a bright blue glowing light on the bottom of the set. You have the option of turning if off, but it still blinks on and off briefly if you change the channel or volume.
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