Which TV should I buy? audio/video people help me out.

jamminbyalias

jamminbyalias

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Looking to buy a 55" or 60" LED for my new place. My budget is around $2000. I really don't know much about TV's and everytime I try to do research online, I just end up confusing myself. Going to be using it for gaming as well. I read somewhere that larger TVs may cause lag when playing video games, not sure if there is any truth to that or if the following televisions will have these problems. I'm trying to decide between the following 3 but feel free to make more suggestions.

http://www.bestbuy.com/si...8338407355&skuId=2592053

http://www.bestbuy.com/si...8305635558&skuId=2009333

http://www.amazon.com/Son...F8&qid=1309903010&sr=8-3
 
Looking to buy a 55" or 60" LED for my new place. My budget is around $2000. I really don't know much about TV's and everytime I try to do research online, I just end up confusing myself. Going to be using it for gaming as well. I read somewhere that larger TVs may cause lag when playing video games, not sure if there is any truth to that or if the following televisions will have these problems. I'm trying to decide between the following 3 but feel free to make more suggestions.

http://www.bestbuy.com/si...8338407355&skuId=2592053

http://www.bestbuy.com/si...8305635558&skuId=2009333

http://www.amazon.com/Son...F8&qid=1309903010&sr=8-3
 
if you want a refresh rate look at plasma. they are a lot cheaper. i copped a 50' 1080p 600hz for 900 in January
 
if you want a refresh rate look at plasma. they are a lot cheaper. i copped a 50' 1080p 600hz for 900 in January
 
RFX - Thanks for the suggestion, price point is good. I'd really prefer a 60" over a 55", though a 55" is doable. I'll definitely keep it on my list. a55a5 - I'm planning on staying away from plasma simply because of the horror stories everyone has heard about image retention and burn-in-- though I'm not sure if they are still an issue in the latest plasmas.
 
RFX - Thanks for the suggestion, price point is good. I'd really prefer a 60" over a 55", though a 55" is doable. I'll definitely keep it on my list. a55a5 - I'm planning on staying away from plasma simply because of the horror stories everyone has heard about image retention and burn-in-- though I'm not sure if they are still an issue in the latest plasmas.
 
Originally Posted by jamminbyalias

Thanks. Any reason why you wouldn't recommend the Sony?
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i recomend sony sammys are over priced imo i plan on copping a sony LED in a couple weeks

  
 
Originally Posted by jamminbyalias

Thanks. Any reason why you wouldn't recommend the Sony?
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i recomend sony sammys are over priced imo i plan on copping a sony LED in a couple weeks

  
 
Originally Posted by RFX45

Samsung just makes the best TVs right now
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This,

My pops always thought that Sony was the best brand but seriously not that good.

Bought 2 Samsung TV's since, Definitely worth it.
 
Originally Posted by RFX45

Samsung just makes the best TVs right now
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This,

My pops always thought that Sony was the best brand but seriously not that good.

Bought 2 Samsung TV's since, Definitely worth it.
 
With the newer plasma tvs you don't have to worry about burn in and image retention. It was true when they first came out but with the newer ones its something you don't have to worry about.
 
With the newer plasma tvs you don't have to worry about burn in and image retention. It was true when they first came out but with the newer ones its something you don't have to worry about.
 
Originally Posted by GG0tti

With the newer plasma tvs you don't have to worry about burn in and image retention. It was true when they first came out but with the newer ones its something you don't have to worry about.
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this was my worries about plasmas because i am kind of on the fence on getting a sony led or panasonic i dont know cause that damb sony is $2000
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 i might just get a panasonic tho

  
 
Originally Posted by GG0tti

With the newer plasma tvs you don't have to worry about burn in and image retention. It was true when they first came out but with the newer ones its something you don't have to worry about.
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this was my worries about plasmas because i am kind of on the fence on getting a sony led or panasonic i dont know cause that damb sony is $2000
sick.gif
 i might just get a panasonic tho

  
 
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