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New tv advice please can only afford to do this once
- Thread starter Leas
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Goldstone Rapper
Rediffusion PlayerofYear
Aren't you going to wait until Apple's TV announcement this year before making your mind up?
scarby
New member
just bought a panasonic viera smart tv which is the nuts.
i also was stuck between samsung and panasonic but in the end the price swayed me. turns out i was going to pay an extra £500 for a built in web cam!
i also was stuck between samsung and panasonic but in the end the price swayed me. turns out i was going to pay an extra £500 for a built in web cam!
Titus
Come on!
Have a word with Richer Sounds.
KLF
Albion Boleh!
Ha ha! You've done it twice.
Superphil
Dismember
Buy a consumer review magazine , then buy another (different) one for a balanced appraisal and take note of what they say, unless you have the chance or time to personally review all the models. Then pick say 2 or 3 items in your budget that they recommend, and try to visit stores with them to try them out. Then, once you've decided, go online and find the best price.
We bought one of these bad boys:
LG 47LM4600 Television - 47" CINEMA 3D TV - LG Electronics SA
Very pleased with it.
LG 47LM4600 Television - 47" CINEMA 3D TV - LG Electronics SA
Very pleased with it.
TWOCHOICEStom
Well-known member
Panasonic are a top quality brand.
Decode
New member
- Jan 25, 2010
- 254
Yeah, i bought a 42 inch LG 3D TV about 9 months ago. The Cinema 3D technology is great, no heavy glasses, no charging and you have always have plenty of glasses. Only thing with LG is the speakers aren't always great, so you need a sound system.
Panasonic
KNC
Well-known member
Samsung
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
If you're buying a LED TV with 3D capability make sure you know the difference between active and passive and do some research on the picture quality in both 2D and 3D as they vary across brands and price points. Remember that the TVs that you see on display in a showroom have the picture settings on "dynamic" to look good under bright lights , in your home another setting will be needed for the wow factor. LED TVs are basically a LCD TV with LED arrays which can be placed around the edges , in blocks or cover the whole screen. A proper LED TV using OLED technology is very expensive , a LG 55 inch OLED TV will set you back about £7,000
KNC
Well-known member
I bought my Samsung after trawling through the 'Digital Spy' forum. Some good advice on there.
BearwoodSeagull
New member
Panasonic every time.
HD Picture quality is astounding. We have 3 in the house.
We crossed over to the dark side and tried a Samsung for our kitchen, but it is pants by comparison...(IMO)
(BTW....We have Panasonic everything - Lumix GH2 camera, SDHD Video camera, Home Cinema, Blu ray player, VHS.....and with Viera Link they all 'recognise' each other and can be controlled from one remote.....)
HD Picture quality is astounding. We have 3 in the house.
We crossed over to the dark side and tried a Samsung for our kitchen, but it is pants by comparison...(IMO)
(BTW....We have Panasonic everything - Lumix GH2 camera, SDHD Video camera, Home Cinema, Blu ray player, VHS.....and with Viera Link they all 'recognise' each other and can be controlled from one remote.....)
KNC
Well-known member
Forget that site, I meant this one
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