[flyingillini]

I have heard that Plasma TVs are soon to be extinct and within a few years they won't even be made. Is it all about LCD and LED?? I am an expert in this area at all.. what is the main differences between them? what would you go with?

[KingRevolver]

I'm getting ready to buy one of these fancy smancy TV's, too. Help us, douches.

[RogueJuror]

don't know the tech differences but LEDs looks better and way thinner and they don't heat up as much.

[TheIntegrityKid]

LG LCD HDTV for me...

[betplom]

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.ca/S-S...flatpanel.html

LCD vs. Plasma Which type of flat-panel HDTV should you buy?

[FreeFall]

LED will be the new thing as the bulbs are brighter and last longer. Plasma is on it's way out and looking at my brothers two year old plasma I can tell why.

I'd get LED.

[robzilla]

Originally Posted by TheIntegrityKid

LG LCD HDTV for me...

I also have an LG lcd, and it's great.

[KingRevolver]

Well aren't you two fvckin' great! I want one!

[jjgold]

LED

Who gives a fuk really all basically the same

Just buy one

[flyingillini]

JJ, how is Pam doing tonight?

[betplom]

Plommer, in his Kramer (Seinfeld voice):

"Pam....Pam.....Pam"

[flyingillini]

I have never seen one episode of Seinfeld.. My dad tells me I would love it.. Considering I am a Jew and the cast is Jewish, I have been told I would enjoy the humor.. I don't watch TV shows though.

[Fishhead]

1. Make sure you get 1080

2. Make sure it is at least 42 inch


Those are two main considerations.........LCD or LED.........forget plasma.

[jjgold]

Originally Posted by flyingillini

JJ, how is Pam doing tonight?

Do not mention Pamela, off limits

[flyingillini]

Pamela is by far the hottest girl you will ever be with JJ, you owe me for her, if it wasn't for me this would not be going on between you to. You owe me Carnal.

[betplom]

Originally Posted by flyingillini

I have never seen one episode of Seinfeld.. My dad tells me I would love it.. Considering I am a Jew and the cast is Jewish, I have been told I would enjoy the humor.. I don't watch TV shows though.

You must be too busy having sex to watch TV.

Pal, I wish I had your problems.

God has blessed you Illiniglatt.

[flyingillini]

Originally Posted by betplom

You must be too busy having sex to watch TV.

Pal, I wish I had your problems.

God has blessed you Illiniglatt.

Sex doesn't mean much to me.. I am all about business and putting money away for later in life.. I have told you once before my friend, I work non stop..... but it's for myself so I don't mind.. God Bless you, sir ala bbd

[ChuteBoxe]

LED TV (Light-emitting diode television) is a term used by Samsung to describe their line of LCD (liquid crystal display) TVs that utilize LED backlighting. The term LED TV is disputed and currently a war of words and advertisements is ongoing between Samsung and its competitors.[citation needed] The competitors'[who?] complaint is that the display is not composed of 100% LEDs and so should not be called LED TV.[citation needed]

LEDs in their current form are much too large to be individual pixels on a conventional television. The use of a true LED display is therefore reserved for much larger screens in sports grounds and other commercial locations. It is most likely that Samsung has chosen to brand their LED-lit range of LCD TVs in this way in order to capture some of the hype around O-LED TVs, which are still not commercially available except for the Sony XEL-1.

LED-backlit LCD TVs do differ from conventional LCD TVs in some important areas: 1- They can produce a very bright image and deep blacks (doesn't work for Edge-LED). 2- With Edge-LED lighting they can be extremely slim. 3- They can offer lower power consumption. 4- They can offer a wider colour gamut, especially when RGB-LED backlighting is used.

[Richkas]

Originally Posted by flyingillini

I have heard that Plasma TVs are soon to be extinct and within a few years they won't even be made. Is it all about LCD and LED?? I am an expert in this area at all.. what is the main differences between them? what would you go with?

I cant tell the difference when I'm like at best buy

[flyingillini]

Thanks Chutester! Chutey, it looks like one4one and tension* have been playing a handful of shoes in Long Island.. who would of known...

[betplom]

Originally Posted by flyingillini

Sex doesn't mean much to me.. I am all about business and putting money away for later in life.. I have told you once before my friend, I work non stop..... but it's for myself so I don't mind.. God Bless you, sir ala bbd

Illini, saving for the future is a waste of time.

Didn't you know the world is ending in 2011?

[ChuteBoxe]

Originally Posted by flyingillini

Thanks Chutester! Chutey, it looks like one4one and tension* have been playing a handful of shoes in Long Island.. who would of known...

Awesome news...Not a big fan of Long Island though.

[Chuck Sims]

Samsung UN46B8000 46-Inch LED HDTV is their newest model. Its nearly $1,000 more than the LCD ones. The reviews say the picture quality is better. It better be for that price!!($2,599)

[flyingillini]

Looking for a 50 incher

[betplom]

Originally Posted by flyingillini

Looking for a 50 incher

Here you go, my friend in Christ:


http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...Sort=0&Recs=10

[flyingillini]

God Bless tigerdirect.. only people from toronto know about these things

[SCRAGGS]

Sony 50" XBR4 LCD is the choice over here and it is fantastic.

[cankid]

in the market also, thx for posting

[Sinister Cat]

If you are looking for a 50-incher on a budget, I'd suggest going with a 50-inch Samsung plasma or Panasonic plasma. Check out the reviews on cnet. However, if you can't control the lighting in your room, or are for whatever reason concerned about power consumption, get LCD instead. If you are really looking to save money, and aren't sitting within about 6-8 feet, and don't intend to use it as a computer monitor, you can definitely go 720p without missing anything.

Really, you will be happy with whatever you end up getting though.

[Deuce]

I have a 55" Samsung 7100 I also have a 37" LCD. I love the LED. It is amazing. Tell me I don't, just do it, I will of course follow up with pics with a "Deuce" tag next to each.

I also know more about televisions than 99% here. I guarantee it. Mortal lock.

[ryanspeer2001]

I would go Samsung LED no doubt. I have one of their DLP sets with the LED backlight and it makes a phenominal difference compared to non-LED lit sets. Especially with DLP but also with LCD.

Don't go smaller than 42" or you will be dissapointed. I originally bought a 42" for a room with a viewing distance of 6-8 feet and was not satisfied. If you are used to having a full screen set go big for your widescreen HD set or else you will feel like the tv is much smaller than the size indicates.

[KingRevolver]

Alright, good advice. Thank you

[Shafted69]

LED's have a bigger viewing angle versus their counterparts

[Deuce]

Originally Posted by Shafted69

LED's have a bigger viewing angle versus their counterparts

Lots of glare with gloss screen though.

[TheIntegrityKid]

take a pic of ur tv's deuce so nicky can say you must have found them...