whats your opinions guys and Girls?
What TV, Plasma or LCD
What TV, Plasma or LCD
I think its about time I got rid of my 10 year old TV, I'm feeling a flat screen, the trouble is what type, iv heard mixed reports from a few friends and have read reviews about plasma/LCDs, but no one is saying what is best!
whats your opinions guys and Girls?
whats your opinions guys and Girls?
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RE: What TV, Plasma or LCD
It would always be a nagging doubt in my mind about plazma screen burn so im earing in favour of an LCD. Plazma used to offer a faster response on a larger screen but recently LCD has caught up this term. What size of Tv are u looking for as that will dictate which is better for u.
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RE: What TV, Plasma or LCD
Whichever you choose, have a look at Panasonic's range of Panel TV's
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Samsung panels always get a good rep for the money. I've got a 32 and a 40 and I'm very happy with them. Don't get disapointed with the settings out of the box though, it gives an awful picture. Go on http://www.avforums.com/forums/index.php and have a good search around, you'll get some good advice on kit and settings.
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LCD all the way for me (have 4 of them splattered around the house). Prices have come down a lot recently as well 
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I can second the Panasonic LCD's and the Plasmas, particularly the Vierra Plasma Model 42 inch at 1080P. My uncle does most of the repairs under warranty for the major companies, and he has this in his house. He recommends it by far over all the rest. Access time of this unit is 0.001 which is by far better than anythign out on the market.
They go for £1299 in comet but you get online at other places cheaper, but you can check out the specs there.
http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/produc ... TH-42PZ85B#
Id normally go for an LCD over a plasa, but after using this Plasma, Id have to go for this. Worth the money!!!!
They go for £1299 in comet but you get online at other places cheaper, but you can check out the specs there.
http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/produc ... TH-42PZ85B#
Id normally go for an LCD over a plasa, but after using this Plasma, Id have to go for this. Worth the money!!!!
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At that size I'd definitely consider a LCD panel
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Just on a side note I believe the plasma screens are a lot heavier.
When I was considering this issue I took up a temporary subscription to Which, which you can do for about £1.95 for three months. It's not a lot of money for some independent reviews on this and all manner of stuff. I ended up with an LCD Sony because it's compatible with a Sony DVD system I have through which I run Sky. Been pretty pleased with it, with non HD Sky.
When I was considering this issue I took up a temporary subscription to Which, which you can do for about £1.95 for three months. It's not a lot of money for some independent reviews on this and all manner of stuff. I ended up with an LCD Sony because it's compatible with a Sony DVD system I have through which I run Sky. Been pretty pleased with it, with non HD Sky.
I have a 27" LCD Panasonic Viera in the bedroom and 32" LCD Sony Bravia in the lounge. Both are great tellies. I always thought that LCD was better in smaller format and plasma's took over on the bigger stuff however all of Sony's products are LCD and all good if not a little over priced. For a balance between quality and price would buy Panasonic.
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I just got the Sony KDL32d3000. I am very please with it.
It looked tiny beside all the other 40"+ screens in John Lewis but once I got it home its perfect for the siz of my room as I only sit about 3m away.
http://whathifi.co.uk/forums/t/77.aspx
Plus the Avforums link Jarv posted will help also. You will find peoples reviews and settings help. I would look for the TV set you are after and then find the cheapest deal and get a pricematch with John Lewis as you get a 5 year guarantee.
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthre ... 0&page=514
Thats other peoples price matches.
It looked tiny beside all the other 40"+ screens in John Lewis but once I got it home its perfect for the siz of my room as I only sit about 3m away.
http://whathifi.co.uk/forums/t/77.aspx
Plus the Avforums link Jarv posted will help also. You will find peoples reviews and settings help. I would look for the TV set you are after and then find the cheapest deal and get a pricematch with John Lewis as you get a 5 year guarantee.
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthre ... 0&page=514
Thats other peoples price matches.

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