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I want to buy a new tv. A 1080p one mine is 720p and things look so much better on tvs at display at best buy and stuff. Especially 4k but I just want a 1080p 45+ inches what is a good price and brand? Looking to spend under 800 bucks but if its worth it I'll maybe go higher. But ya should I wait till Black Friday I've waited this long already and I'm already seeing deals for like 500 bucks for a 46" tv will there be even better deals on Black Friday? Sorry for the long question.
Answer
There are a few low end models that are sold below cost to drive people into the stores after Thanksgiving. But the better televisions (the ones you want) are not discounted.
There is also the "humiliation" factor. Some people sleep out front the night before for the chance to purchase one of 15 ultra-low priced televisions. It's just not worth it.
If you are not gaming - Samsung makes some nice LCD/LED/120 panels.
If you plan to do a lot of video gaming - Panasonic Plasma in native 720 (Yes - 720) start about $550 on Amazon and include the Gamer Mode to turn off processing which reduces gamer lag.
Note; You should pre-buy some HDMI cables as the stores make 50% mark up on the cables (This is where the store makes money). Try the "Media Bridge" brand HDMI cables from Amazon for $9-$20.
You also need to upgrade your TV service to include HD channels. A lot of people forget this and are disappointed at how lousy the new TV looks with seventy-year-old standard def. (480 has been around since 1948 and cannot change or it would not be backwards compatible).
So here is your checklist:
* HDMI cables (Media Bridge)
* Upgrade HDTV service
* Check out www.bestbluraydeals.com for discounts on BluRay players.
* New HDTV - Samsung/Panasonic/LG/Sharp
There are a few low end models that are sold below cost to drive people into the stores after Thanksgiving. But the better televisions (the ones you want) are not discounted.
There is also the "humiliation" factor. Some people sleep out front the night before for the chance to purchase one of 15 ultra-low priced televisions. It's just not worth it.
If you are not gaming - Samsung makes some nice LCD/LED/120 panels.
If you plan to do a lot of video gaming - Panasonic Plasma in native 720 (Yes - 720) start about $550 on Amazon and include the Gamer Mode to turn off processing which reduces gamer lag.
Note; You should pre-buy some HDMI cables as the stores make 50% mark up on the cables (This is where the store makes money). Try the "Media Bridge" brand HDMI cables from Amazon for $9-$20.
You also need to upgrade your TV service to include HD channels. A lot of people forget this and are disappointed at how lousy the new TV looks with seventy-year-old standard def. (480 has been around since 1948 and cannot change or it would not be backwards compatible).
So here is your checklist:
* HDMI cables (Media Bridge)
* Upgrade HDTV service
* Check out www.bestbluraydeals.com for discounts on BluRay players.
* New HDTV - Samsung/Panasonic/LG/Sharp
What components do I need for my home theater?
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Ex. What projector, brand of seats and so on
I am on a tight budget
Okay so I have 5000 for all the components including 5 seats
Answer
If you are on a tight budget, don't get a projector for your theater. Projectors lamp only last 2,000 hours and replacement cost can start from $100 to $400. You also need a projector screen which can cost you from $150 to $3,000. A decent 1080P projector can cost you from $1,500 to $10,000.
Go online to Home Theater Magazine and read the reviews on all equipment you might consider for your home theater. Get a Plasma tv, they still provide the best picture quality than the LCD or LED tvs. A Panasonic Plasma 58" is now under $2,000. For a receiver get a Pioneer Elite, Onkyo, Denon or Yamaha. Speaker system: JBL, Infinity, Definitive Technology, Klipsch, Martin Logan, Energy, Mirage and Polk audio. Blu ray disc player a Panasonic DB-60 for under $200. You will find reviews on these equipment in Home Theater Magazine. Hope this will help you out.
If you are on a tight budget, don't get a projector for your theater. Projectors lamp only last 2,000 hours and replacement cost can start from $100 to $400. You also need a projector screen which can cost you from $150 to $3,000. A decent 1080P projector can cost you from $1,500 to $10,000.
Go online to Home Theater Magazine and read the reviews on all equipment you might consider for your home theater. Get a Plasma tv, they still provide the best picture quality than the LCD or LED tvs. A Panasonic Plasma 58" is now under $2,000. For a receiver get a Pioneer Elite, Onkyo, Denon or Yamaha. Speaker system: JBL, Infinity, Definitive Technology, Klipsch, Martin Logan, Energy, Mirage and Polk audio. Blu ray disc player a Panasonic DB-60 for under $200. You will find reviews on these equipment in Home Theater Magazine. Hope this will help you out.
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