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Need to buy a new TV, Suggestions please. So after about 5 years my 42' Panasonic Plasma has bitten the dust and is now in need of replacing... I did alot of research prior to buying that particular TV but since then there's been so many changes with TV's and I feel kind of out of the loop with everything now so I was hoping to get some advice about which TV to purchase next. So I'm preferably looking for a 46" screen, doesn't have to be 3D and am looking to spend not too much, probably max $1200. I usually watch sports/blu-rays and play PS3 on it. So if anyone has any advice about a good TV that will fit my needs, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks |
I have never purchased anything from these guys but I hear good things about Openbox.ca, you can give them a try |
Let me see what I can find at work. We had a good sale on a Sony XBR 909 last week. Posted via RS Mobile |
You want LCD or Plasma? I would just go with another Panny. |
Thanks roastpuff I'm haven't really decided Plasma or LCD or even LED yet. I've kind of been out of the loop for a while so I'm not too sure if the pros/cons of each have changed in the last few years. That's kind of why I'm just seeking advice from others right now. So I guess Im' not too particularly biased to either one right now. |
Plasma's are still cheaper. If you watch any SD (aka not HD) TV then plasma is the only choice. If you play a lot of video games or Bluray, LCD/LED is fantastic. The high frequency (480Hz) LCD/LED TVs make the picture look almost 3D which is really cool for video games and sports, yet really weird for shows and movies. |
Plasmas still have the best blacks side lit LED LCD's are thinner but that's about it. Back lit LED LCD's have great black levels but cost a lot more than plasmas. Down side to Plasmas is the heat and the glare but glare has been reduced from older generations. |
Yeah, LCD's still work better in a room that daylight comes into. Plasma's are great for SD, yes, and also for dark rooms. |
A buddy and me just went TV shopping and he picked up a Panny 50 inch 1080P for $769 plus taxes from FS and got 1/2 off a stand. I think it was this model but the price at the store was $799. Panasonic 50" 1080p Plasma HDTV (TCP50S30) : 50" - 59" Plasma TVs - Future Shop |
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