Q. I have a plan to buy a huge size of HDTV but until now i dont know what brand i would choose coz theres so many in the market.
A. You mean the best? What type of HDTV are you looking for? I am familiar with 3 types:
a) Plasma
b) LCD
c) Rear Projection TV
A) Plasma: I would say Pioneer. If you have money to spend then go for their Elite series. You won't be disappointed. They have a 42, 50 and 60 right now. Yes they also have the 1080p models at a higher price. These are not good for gaming thought. They are best for watching movies and tv-not for games!
B) LCD: not as bright as plasma but good TV for gaming. Speacially the one with faster response time. I would say Sharp is on the leading edge for this series. You may opt for their 92 series. Something like the LC52D92U. Then you may also get a bigger LCD from Sharp. The Sony bravia is also a good choice, I'm not familiar with this product though.
C) Rear projection-seen this one. Very cool. Not as expensive as the plasma. Clear pictures specially if you are right in front of it. Don't go at an angle though. Good for gaming. JVC has a good D-ila series. You can get up to 72 inches for these TV. 1080p series. Good for the price and picture. The only trouble is you have to change bulb every 2 to 3 yrs. The bulb would probably cost $500 Canadian dollars plus install.
a) Plasma
b) LCD
c) Rear Projection TV
A) Plasma: I would say Pioneer. If you have money to spend then go for their Elite series. You won't be disappointed. They have a 42, 50 and 60 right now. Yes they also have the 1080p models at a higher price. These are not good for gaming thought. They are best for watching movies and tv-not for games!
B) LCD: not as bright as plasma but good TV for gaming. Speacially the one with faster response time. I would say Sharp is on the leading edge for this series. You may opt for their 92 series. Something like the LC52D92U. Then you may also get a bigger LCD from Sharp. The Sony bravia is also a good choice, I'm not familiar with this product though.
C) Rear projection-seen this one. Very cool. Not as expensive as the plasma. Clear pictures specially if you are right in front of it. Don't go at an angle though. Good for gaming. JVC has a good D-ila series. You can get up to 72 inches for these TV. 1080p series. Good for the price and picture. The only trouble is you have to change bulb every 2 to 3 yrs. The bulb would probably cost $500 Canadian dollars plus install.
What size TV should I buy for my Living room. I will be sitting 9 ft from TV.?
Q. I have been looking at a 32" Sony with 720P. Is that too small? I have an old 32" JVC and would like a HDTV.
A. Hi rena, LG WRman Greg here,
It's a simple math calculation to get the optimum TV screen size for your viewing distance. The formula is:
Minimum TV dimensions = Viewing distance / 3
Maximum TV dimensions = Viewing distance / 1.5
From this formula, we can calculate that with 9 feet viewing distance, the beset TV dimension should be around 36-72 inch. However, it's still recommended to buy the TV size that is closer to the minimum TV dimension to guarantee your eyes' health.
In case you are looking for a good new TV, check out some models from LG here: http://www.lg.com/in/led-lcd-tv The LM-series TVs in particularly are some of the best 3D TVs in the market right now.
LG WRman Greg out!
It's a simple math calculation to get the optimum TV screen size for your viewing distance. The formula is:
Minimum TV dimensions = Viewing distance / 3
Maximum TV dimensions = Viewing distance / 1.5
From this formula, we can calculate that with 9 feet viewing distance, the beset TV dimension should be around 36-72 inch. However, it's still recommended to buy the TV size that is closer to the minimum TV dimension to guarantee your eyes' health.
In case you are looking for a good new TV, check out some models from LG here: http://www.lg.com/in/led-lcd-tv The LM-series TVs in particularly are some of the best 3D TVs in the market right now.
LG WRman Greg out!
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