What's better, a 42" LED TV or a 47" plain LCD TV?

Zach

For the same price I'm looking at two different tv's by Vizio. The one tv is a 42" LED LCD TV 120hz. The other tv is a 47" LCD TV 120hz. Is it better to get a LED tv or a tv that is 5 inches bigger?

Answer
You get a higher Contrast Ratio from a LED TV then from a regular LCD TV. And yes, it saves power usage.

What is my best option for at least a 47" LED TV ?

Crazy Me

Just curious what the best 47" - 55" LED TV On The Market To Date ??? For around $ 750 - $1,000
Thanks for Your Serious Opinion.
Also, Others said thatif you dont have a lot of natural light a LED would be a bad choice ???
So i guess im asking ??? LED V'S LCD ? Plasma??? This TV Would be for my Mother That is 72 and her eyesight is not all that well.
Thanks For All Your Help !
Also, Others said thatif you dont have a lot of natural light a LED would be a bad choice ???
So i guess im asking ??? LED V'S LCD ? Plasma??? This TV Would be for my Mother That is 72 and her eyesight is not all that well.
Thanks For All Your Help !
Also, Others said thatif you dont have a lot of natural light a LED would be a bad choice ???
So i guess im asking ??? LED V'S LCD ? Plasma??? This TV Would be for my Mother That is 72 and her eyesight is not all that well.
Thanks For All Your Help !

Answer
You can get a 55" Insignia for about $1,100 or an LG LED 47" w/ web browser for about $1,200. And as mentioned Best Buy currently has a 46" 'Smart' TV from Samsung on sale for $999.99 before tax.

Personally I'd get a plasma unless you have a ton of natural light in your room.. You get a better picture for less money than the same size LED-LCD or LCD.

Referring to the 'natrual light'.. if you have lots of windows, you're going to get glare on a plasma's glass screen. An LED will be bright enough to overcome a lot of natural light.. I'd just get the LED if its for someone with bad eyesight, as it will have the brightest and sharpest picture.

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Which TV should i get I want to buy a LED TV 40-47 inches I heard they have a OLED TV but is it HD ready?

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Frank Rizz

Which TV should i get I want to buy a LED TV 40-47 inches I heard they have a OLED TV but is it HD ready? and if not when will it be ready? Also what is 3G TV's and are they compatible with or HD ready too?

Answer
OLED is not gonna come out for 4 more years, they have only
a 11 inch OLED TV and it's like 7 thousand dollars, definately
grab a LED.

Can my Bose speakers and Yamaha sound receiver hook up my new TV?

Anthony

Hello everyone! I just recently purchased a new LG 47" LN5700 LED/LED TV and I'm very excited about it. My friend suggested that I get a sound bar or a surround sound system, however, I already have a Yamaha 5830 sound receiver and Bose 201V speakers that are a few years old, but still work great.

Is it at all possible to hook-up my Bose speakers and Yamaha sound receiver to my new TV so I wouldn't have to by a sound system, and if it is, how would I do it (in the easiest way possible)?

Thanks for your help!

Answer
i LOOKED up a pic of the unit,,could not find one with your numbers & a blow up of the connections on back,have a hunch there are some RCA connectors on back,L AUDIO OUT RT AUDIO OUT,,, with RCA plugs,,do not buy connectors from radio shack,,they drop out after a few weeks,useless,,also,,yahoo search engine IMAGES is useless like radio shack,,try google next time,,a length of 2 strand rca cable ought to be up to the job of hooking into the reciever back,,at AUX AMP IN
my arrangement uses 3 recievers,tv tuner,,fm tuner,record changer,dvd player,and a 25 y/o zenith color antique,still with great pic and natural tones,its as good as sound surround,160-200 wpc
audio out to aux in,,just to repeat

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Can my Bose speakers and Yamaha sound receiver hook up my new TV?

best led tv 47 image

Anthony

Hello everyone! I just recently purchased a new LG 47" LN5700 LED/LED TV and I'm very excited about it. My friend suggested that I get a sound bar or a surround sound system, however, I already have a Yamaha 5830 sound receiver and Bose 201V speakers that are a few years old, but still work great.

Is it at all possible to hook-up my Bose speakers and Yamaha sound receiver to my new TV so I wouldn't have to by a sound system, and if it is, how would I do it (in the easiest way possible)?

Thanks for your help!

Answer
i LOOKED up a pic of the unit,,could not find one with your numbers & a blow up of the connections on back,have a hunch there are some RCA connectors on back,L AUDIO OUT RT AUDIO OUT,,, with RCA plugs,,do not buy connectors from radio shack,,they drop out after a few weeks,useless,,also,,yahoo search engine IMAGES is useless like radio shack,,try google next time,,a length of 2 strand rca cable ought to be up to the job of hooking into the reciever back,,at AUX AMP IN
my arrangement uses 3 recievers,tv tuner,,fm tuner,record changer,dvd player,and a 25 y/o zenith color antique,still with great pic and natural tones,its as good as sound surround,160-200 wpc
audio out to aux in,,just to repeat

How can I get SL to work using a big screen TV?

Julian

I just got new TV, so I thought it'd be fun to make it my monitor along with everything else. So I hooked it up via HDMI and it works perfectly. Only issue is, when I try to run Second Life, a viewer based MMO, it doesn't load responsively. It will load properly but at the login screen, it will be completely unresponsive. I think it may be a resolution problem, but I don't know for certain. It works perfectly fine on my 19" monitor, so moving up to a 47" led tv apparently makes it go wacky. If anyone can help, I'd REALLY appreciate it.

Answer
i don't sure this will help you or not. when you set the monitor. you can set the resolution & Screen refresh rate. May be refresh rate not compatible?

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