Sunday, July 28, 2013

Looking to buy a new flatscreen TV and want the most bang for my buck.. suggestions please?

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Tracy


Since Smart Tv with 3D sea to be the latest, should I definitely go for 1 with this ? And is LED the best choice ? Someone is selling a mint LG 55 inch 3D LED TV WITH 5 PAIRS OF 3D GLASSES TV WAS BARELY USED ADULT OWNED for $900 . Think this is a good deal ? Thanks in Advance !


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Go online to Home Theater Magazine and read the reviews on tvs, along with the pro and con of each technology. You are not going to find any LG brand tv being recommended. The lack of software for the 3D technology is limited. At this time there are only around 180 titles available in 3D and they are mainly animated movies from disney. I would not recommend buying a used tv. Panasonic is the most reliable tv in the market today. If you read yahoo questions all the time you will notice that 95% of tv problems comes from LCD or LED tv and 95% of those are the bargain price tv. Forget 3D and get a smart tv, you can purchase a brand new one for the same price and with a factory warranty for a year. If you purchase one at Costco you will get one more year of warranty and have 90 days to return it. Hope this will help you out.

Which would be the better option/picture quality, LED or LCD with 3D capability? What are quality differences?




Douglas


I am looking for a 42-inch flat screen TV. I'm looking at a Vizio model which is LCD with 3D and wireless internet capability. However I also like the advantages of the LED rather than LCD. I'm on a rather tight budget and I want the biggest bang for the buck. I'm not in a huge hurry to buy, so should I just wait until an LED 3D becomes affordable... or perhaps 4D?


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picture quality wise, they are pretty much the same, but we are talking about more on the features of a specific TV. i mean, check out these features for better picture quality:

1. the resolution - the best one is a 1080p
2. refresh rate - the higher the better, example (240hz is better than 120hz)
3. contrast ratio, again, the higher the bett ( 1,000,000:1 is better than 500,000:1) - but take note that every brand/manufacturrer have their own formula on computaing the contrast ratio of the tv.

these thre features are the one to check if you want a good picture quality.
you might also read reviews before buying one. you can buy at best buy or costco, and you can return the tv with no restocking fees and hassles.

any other features like wi-fi, google tv, netflix are just additional but won't affect he picture quality. also, take note that if you buy an LED tv, do not expect a great quality sound and/or speakers.




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Are there any 37" TV's less than 35" wide?

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chrisgenny


I can only fit a 35" wide TV in there and I do not want a 32". Any 37" LCD or LED Under $700. I've seen a 37" Vizio LED that I like but its a little over 35. Is there any way i can wall mount it at the back with a pullout arm on the mount? The entertainment center is built it and can not be removed. But i could make it wider, which would cost a lot of time and money.


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This looks like the same or a similar question I answered within the past few days. At the time, I spent a lot of time looking for a 37 inch set with overall width under 35 inches, and found none.

The hazard here is that you are putting the set's physical dimension ahead of more important parameters that determine the quality of the set's performance. If you luck out and find a 37 inch TV that's 34.9 inches wide, is it really a good TV or is it a bottom-of-the-barrel bummer?

Also, jamming a set into a 35 inch wide space with no clearance on the sides is a bad idea. Those sets need air to circulate around them because they give off a lot of heat in normal operation. You especially need clearance at the top, but you don't want to close off the sides either.

You have two practical choices: a 32 inch TV or a retrofit on your shelf system.

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Hello all! So i just purchased the model TV above (Samsung UN55D6000SF). I have tried to research this model and everywhere i have seen says the model is "discontinued" and am curious if anyone has any info as to why this particular model is discontinued? Price points put this unit anywhere between 1100 and 1700 $. I purchased it on clearance (brand new still sealed in box) at my local walmart for $850. I just placed it on layaway so i havent actually brought it home/used it yet. So if anyone has any information at all regarding this product being discontinued and why please let me know, any info is greatly appreciated!


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I want to help you to find the answers. But even if I had asked the Samsung customer service by live chat . They also can not provide an answer because of the limitations of the information database Samsung factory.
However, for information on using the TV you can see here:
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN46D6000-46-Inch-1080p-Black/product-reviews/B004NB13KI/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

and
http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN46D6000SFXZA

I hope this can help you.




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