What kind of TV should I get for my living room?

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freezing c

How big and what brand?

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I got a 65" vizio at Costco 1080 LED smart tv. I know they have a 60" for under $1000 with a five year warranty for about $60 with the same features. Can't beat that in my opinion.

What is the best 40 inch tv i can get?

Shane Kent

i don't want 3d, i just want amazing quality and under $1000. also it will be used mostly for an xbox 360.

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does it have to be 40"due to you can get a 42" panasonic plasma tv and they are better for gaming than lcd/led tv's due to plasma tv's do NOT motion blur when playing fast action based games compared to led/lcd tv's

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what is ment by LED TV "blooming?"?

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Precious R

i'm doing research on a LED TV under $1000. I see the word blooming. what is this? Any suggestions on a good LED TV?

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Blooming is evident when there is a white object that is on a black screen but the white on the object trails into the black. For example a field of stars in space, blooming would look like the stars are too bright and bleed more into the black of space.
This usually only applies to full array LED-LCD models which you will not find any under $1000 whatsoever. You will have no choice but Edge lit LED.
Just so you know their is no such thing as an LED TV, they are LED-LCD's. Some companies (im looking at you Samsung) like to false advertise that they make LED TV's which they do not.

Best 3d settings on a Samsung LED Smart TV 55'?

Bears34

I am watching the NBA playoffs and I wanna feel like I'm actually there. Want the movie theatre experience want things to pop out. Gotta put use to this 1000$ +TV. What should my settings be? Depth, 3D mode, 3D perspective?

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Keep in mind that to watch in 3D you will need the following: 3D HDTV, 3D blu ray disc player, 3D blu ray disc movies (at this time there are only around 190 title available and they are mainly animated movies from Disney) and 3D glasses for each person. 3D has not been a big hit due to the lack of support and high cost. I would not recommend any of those home theater in a box, they are not flexible for adding anything to them or for up grading. It is mainly designed for you to watch a movie with the built in player with surround sound. The only system I can recommend is the Onkyo HT-S3500, it is a 5.1 receiver that is flexible for connecting other device to it and a set of speakers. You can demo the unit at any Fry's Electronic and retail for under $300. You add a Panasonic blu ray disc player, under $100 and you have a nice system that is dependable. A Panasonic Plasma tv 50" and you have a nice system for around $1,000. Go online to Home Theater Magazine and read the reviews. Keep in mind, you get what you pay for. Hope this will help you out.

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