-=PCTechTalk=- Re: offtopic tv's lcds
- From: "Christy" <poppy0206@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 18:51:50 -0500
Thanks Don,
That is helpful info. I was confused about plasma tv's, not sure if they
are considered better than LEDs and LCDs. Have never owned a plasma tv.
There were a few small tv's even 26" leds for same razor thin or something
like that samsung I think or vizio. I did look at some tvs on display in
walmart and did notice some glare on a sony that disappointed me. I hate
glare. This was higher up then a few others so I figured maybe the lighting
was playing havoc. I am debating between 32 and 37" tv, prob 1080p, maybe
120 refresh with at least 3 hdmi outputs but of course want it at a steal,
leaning toward vizio, sony, samsung, or panasonic. although it seems one of
the lg's I saw in walmart did not look bad. I also hate the thought of
having to spend money on a sound system for a tv. I cannot stand a tinny
sound. My mom has a small 26" samsung, great picture , horrible sound to
me, thin sounding.
christy
-----Original Message-----
From: recklessmaverick
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 4:59 PM
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: offtopic tv's lcds
When comparing picture quality of same size TVs consider.....
1. 720p or 1080p
2. 60, 120 or 240 Hz refresh rate (Plasmas are now saying they have a
600Hz refresh rate)
3. LCD, LED or Plasma
For movies 24fps is the best.
The best non-plasma picture is 1080p LED 240HZ
For budget minded people looking for a mid range price best picture TV:
1080p, 120 or 240HZ in a 37" to 46" LCD-TV or for a low range price
720p 60Hz in a 42" or smaller TV or for upper price range 1080p, 240Hz,
3-D in any size LED TV.
Compare pictures with the different TVs side by side or as close
together as possible. When shopping at Walmart you will NOT see the
best picture a TV can provide because of weak signals, bad lighting,
glare etc.
ALWAYS ask about return policy. If you get a TV home and you are
disappointed with the picture or sound you will want to return it. If
buying for a Christmas gift ask when the return period begins.. at
purchase or on Christmas Day.
If Christmas Day be sure to get that in writing or see it posted in
official return policy signage.
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