LCD or Plasma
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (tibbykid91 @ Dec 11 2009, 01:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>LCD, Plasmas, and LED all of pros and cons, so dont pick a TV based on price or if its a LCD, Plasma, or LED. Go to Best Buy or whatever store your going to buy from and just stand back from the TV's and pick the one you think has the best picture.</div>
thats wat i did and i got a Vizio 42 inch LCD. havent had ne dead pixels or ne any other problems and ive had it for a like a yr.
thats wat i did and i got a Vizio 42 inch LCD. havent had ne dead pixels or ne any other problems and ive had it for a like a yr.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (tibbykid91 @ Dec 11 2009, 11:54 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Go to Best Buy or whatever store your going to buy from and just stand back from the TV's and pick the one you think has the best picture.</div>
Don't do that. 99% of the TV's on display have their settings all fubared. Plus, it won't look the same in your house due to different ambient lighting. Most stores have fluorescent lighting. Most homes do not. Read some reviews once you've picked a size and know what type you want (LCD or Plasma). BTW, almost all LCD panels are manufactured by either LG or Samsung, so if you want an LCD, stick to those two brands.
Don't do that. 99% of the TV's on display have their settings all fubared. Plus, it won't look the same in your house due to different ambient lighting. Most stores have fluorescent lighting. Most homes do not. Read some reviews once you've picked a size and know what type you want (LCD or Plasma). BTW, almost all LCD panels are manufactured by either LG or Samsung, so if you want an LCD, stick to those two brands.