Anthony E
I'm looking to buy a 3dtv Ive heard led TV and 240htz and 1080p is the one to go with anybody no when to buy this kind of TV like time of year what seems to be the best one to buy and stuff like this thanks for the help oh i want one 50" or bigger or i might be able to settle for less if its really worth it thank you
Answer
I will give you my thoughts...
The LED 3D TV will offer the least power consumption over a plasma, but in my own opinion and experience, the best picture quality will always come from a plasma screen. the LED/LCD 3D TVs are LED backlit only, giving them good black levels, but picture can look quite washy.
The plasma screens are coated with anti-glare and the contrast ratios are upto 5,000,000:1 now, offering the best black/white levels. I could go on comparing their pro's and cons, but, to be honest, you should go and demo them in the shop.
The Panasonic TXP50VT20 is a superb 3D model. Panasonic uses the active glasses system, offering the best 3D experience of all the 3D systems around. Their plasma screens/TVs are (in my opinion) the best on the market, offering intelligent frame creation, isfccc, the THX setting (allowing 600Htz) etc, etc.. the list goes on.
As for when to buy, there coming down in price already. No doubt when you decide to buy, 2 weeks later it will be £100 cheaper... thats sods law for you. Your best bet though is to be on your toes and look around. Their not cheap... but new technology never is.
The TXP42GT20 is equally a great model (but only 42") they go for around £1000, but I bet you could find one cheaper if you look around.
I would highly recommend a 5yr warranty also (these are quite often thrown in as part of the purchase these days).... NOT BECAUSE OF UNRELIABILITY, only because, as everyone knows, things can go wrong with products that are used on a daily basis. thats all. The only reason I mention this is because if you spend a fortune on a TV and, heaven forbid - it goes faulty, then you dont wanna be stung with another bill.
Good luck, and enjoy which ever you decide upon.
I will give you my thoughts...
The LED 3D TV will offer the least power consumption over a plasma, but in my own opinion and experience, the best picture quality will always come from a plasma screen. the LED/LCD 3D TVs are LED backlit only, giving them good black levels, but picture can look quite washy.
The plasma screens are coated with anti-glare and the contrast ratios are upto 5,000,000:1 now, offering the best black/white levels. I could go on comparing their pro's and cons, but, to be honest, you should go and demo them in the shop.
The Panasonic TXP50VT20 is a superb 3D model. Panasonic uses the active glasses system, offering the best 3D experience of all the 3D systems around. Their plasma screens/TVs are (in my opinion) the best on the market, offering intelligent frame creation, isfccc, the THX setting (allowing 600Htz) etc, etc.. the list goes on.
As for when to buy, there coming down in price already. No doubt when you decide to buy, 2 weeks later it will be £100 cheaper... thats sods law for you. Your best bet though is to be on your toes and look around. Their not cheap... but new technology never is.
The TXP42GT20 is equally a great model (but only 42") they go for around £1000, but I bet you could find one cheaper if you look around.
I would highly recommend a 5yr warranty also (these are quite often thrown in as part of the purchase these days).... NOT BECAUSE OF UNRELIABILITY, only because, as everyone knows, things can go wrong with products that are used on a daily basis. thats all. The only reason I mention this is because if you spend a fortune on a TV and, heaven forbid - it goes faulty, then you dont wanna be stung with another bill.
Good luck, and enjoy which ever you decide upon.
What is the best TV following the requirements below?
Jeremy
Listed by importance.
Anti-glare,
Good view from different angles,
HDMI,
Good Audio.
Internet connection isn't absolutely necessary.
Size doesn't matter.
Answer
This may help you decide:
1. Anti-glare: avoid a plasma set.
2. Good from different angles: avoid an LCD or "LED" set (get a plasma set).
3. HDMI: just about any modern TV will have one or more HDMI inputs.
4. Good audio: just about *none* of modern TVs have really good audio. If that's of high importance, plan on using a sound bar or home theater system with it. That said, the best audio from internal speakers comes from those with speakers, in order of preference, (1) mounted in the front or (2) mounted on the back panel. Avoid anything with speakers mounted on the bottom edge--the worst possible audio.
This may help you decide:
1. Anti-glare: avoid a plasma set.
2. Good from different angles: avoid an LCD or "LED" set (get a plasma set).
3. HDMI: just about any modern TV will have one or more HDMI inputs.
4. Good audio: just about *none* of modern TVs have really good audio. If that's of high importance, plan on using a sound bar or home theater system with it. That said, the best audio from internal speakers comes from those with speakers, in order of preference, (1) mounted in the front or (2) mounted on the back panel. Avoid anything with speakers mounted on the bottom edge--the worst possible audio.
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