I need a new hdtv because i broke mine about a year ago. It was a Sony tv and i need another but i don't know which one. Make me some suggestions.
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09-03-2012 #1Master Guru
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what is the best HDtv right now?
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I say you wait and get the Sony KD-84X9005
Saying your price and inch preference would be a start.
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Buy a Bravia LCD or LED. Best on the market by a mile.
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I have a 32in Bravia works well for me. You should get that.
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Depends on how big and how much you want to spend son! Lol
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The one you can afford.
In a general sense? Panasonic followed by Samsung plasma tv's.
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I'm thinking the 32 inch is my sweet spot. Can you guys provide me some links?
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Another brand you should consider is Philips! It's filled with awesome!
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The best TV for what? A lot of TV's are very good in specific things like movies, sports or games. Only a couple TVs are very good in all three. Is the budget limitless?
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Get a Sony Bravia, excellent quality in picture a sound, have had my 40" for just over 2 years now with no problems.
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http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-33199_7...lity-shootout/
Plasma still wins apparently.
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I cant say for the American market, but 32" Bravias are under $400 here in Oz-land and have stunning and I mean stunning picture and colour reproduction.
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That's not surprising actually. Panasonic makes some good all around plasmas. I'd love a 65" VT50. Originally Posted by HellsJester
Low input lag for gaming.
Unbelievable viewing angles.
Awesome blacks, colours for movies.
Refresh rate is of the fastest, good for sports and gaming.Last edited by MjW; 09-03-2012 at 17:11.
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A lot of sites i've Read say Panasonics are the Best TV's to get right now Originally Posted by MjW
That's not surprising actually. Panasonic makes some good all around plasmas. I'd love a 65" VT50.
Low input lag for gaming.
Unbelievable viewing angles.
Awesome blacks, colours for movies.
Refresh rate is of the fastest, good for sports and gaming.Last edited by John25; 09-03-2012 at 20:09.
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Do NOT buy a Bravia. Sony is incredibly overpriced when it comes to TVs.
Panasonic plasmas are usually the best you can find, closely followed by Samsung plasmas.
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I got my V20 2 years ago and the only better set available then, was the Panasonic VT20. 2 years of heavy gaming and I don't regret it one bit. Originally Posted by John25
And from the sounds of it if I was to change now, it would be a plasma Panny again.
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samsung is the way to go.
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Say what you will, my dad has 2 panasonic plasmas (42", 47") and neither of them hold a wick to my Bravia LCD. Originally Posted by Wrath
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Got the new panasonic viera two days ago and its shits all over my bravia lcd in my bedroom...fuckin crackin television...
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Say what you will but the Panasonic TVs always receive the highest possible ratings by critics worldwide. You're probably comparing two outdated models with a newer Bravia one. Originally Posted by mickice
There is a reason that the Bravia market is struggling while Panasonic and Samsung are battling for the pole position. And no, it's not just the price.
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Usually people buy a new TV after a few years and with progression sure the newest will shit all over your older TV.
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Unless you own a kuro or on of the few fully led backlit lcd's..... Originally Posted by keefy
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Not all Panasonic plasmas are equal. They have fantastic ones but they also have ones that arent so great. Originally Posted by Wrath
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You get what you pay for. Originally Posted by HellsJester
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Right now I'm using an LG 47" with 3D. Not too expensive and the image quality is excellent!.
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