Best flat screen TV

jesse2609

Can anybody suggess a quality tv. And a quite cheaper one. I might buy one. :rotfl:

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

What sort of size and what sort of budget?

The_Wolfman

Phantom_Flan_Flinger wrote: »

What sort of size and what sort of budget?

Hi Dave or anyone else

I have the same question, but with more info.

I've been after a new TV for some time, I love watching films and sport, Rugby League being most important. I've seen LCD's in the home and not been impressed when watching RL as the players can be fuzzy or you get blocks of pixels, this was a sony.

Is the most important thing for me the refresh rate? I'm tempted by the Panny viera 40/42 inch as it has a 600hz.

From What i can tell the LCD's don't have a high enough hz rate and LED's are just back lit LCD's with the same problem. I know Plasma are older tech and thicker but I'm more interested in pictur quality and willing to spend up to £1000 but looking for deals which may awy my choice a little.

Cheers

John

axelson99

Hi there

There really is a huge range of choice and value at the moment. I'm currently also looking and am quite surprised at the drop in prices at 50" plasmas, especially at seeing the quality in store. (Also when I think we've still got a 28" ws cRT.

Check these bargains out, and after spending time checking reviews and forums, I still can't find much reason not to:


LG50PQ6000
.LG 50PS3000


Alex

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

The_Wolfman wrote: »

Is the most important thing for me the refresh rate? I'm tempted by the Panny viera 40/42 inch as it has a 600hz.

The Panasonic G10 series have very good reviews pretty much everywhere.

ktownkid

What about the TX-L37U10B , 37 LCD looks a good price £549 at John Lewis.

jesse2609

What about LG or Samsung, or even Sony.. I really don't know what to buy, Quality and style is my best option, but pf course i prefer the cheaper one. Please help.

juliescot

jesse2609 wrote: »

What about LG or Samsung, or even Sony.. I really don't know what to buy, Quality and style is my best option, but pf course i prefer the cheaper one. Please help.

Go and look at some and see what you like to start to narrow it down

What is you budget?
What size are you after?
Will you be playing games on it?
Watching HD?

Lynsey

Look at Sony, Sony and Sony. You do generally pay a premium, but I've never ever been disappointed with a Sony lcd tv.

Lynsey

custardy

The_Wolfman wrote: »

Hi Dave or anyone else

I have the same question, but with more info.

I've been after a new TV for some time, I love watching films and sport, Rugby League being most important. I've seen LCD's in the home and not been impressed when watching RL as the players can be fuzzy or you get blocks of pixels, this was a sony.

Is the most important thing for me the refresh rate? I'm tempted by the Panny viera 40/42 inch as it has a 600hz.

From What i can tell the LCD's don't have a high enough hz rate and LED's are just back lit LCD's with the same problem. I know Plasma are older tech and thicker but I'm more interested in pictur quality and willing to spend up to £1000 but looking for deals which may awy my choice a little.

Cheers

John

bear in mind in standard definition it will often look a bit worse than old CRT images
i ended up getting a V+ box to upscale SD pictures as it was just unwatchable compared to the high def sources

moonrakerz

custardy wrote: »

bear in mind in standard definition it will often look a bit worse than old CRT images

That is why it is worth going to somewhere like John Lewis who will connect an SD source to the TVs on display - Comet/Currys etc WON'T !
Plus the 5 yr guarantee of course.