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Lucky 04-12-2009 10:02 PM

Anyone got an LED TV yet?
 
Its time to change the tv. Its not even flat, so well overdue. I've been looking at the new Samsung Led's which seem to be the thing to go for. Anyone got one? I know not alot about these so before parting with my hard earned, i want to be sure i go for the right one.

DukeBoy 04-12-2009 10:12 PM

Don't know anything about them but was looking at these awhile ago, excellent picture quality and i think thats the way i'll be going next time. Or you could go for the 3D tv, was watching one in Harrods a couple of weeks ago....they take abit of getting used to.

Ratboy 04-12-2009 10:14 PM

Yep,pretty good make.
Would personly go Sony Bravia(have got a 50 inch and 40 inch LCD of those)
Try and get a 100htz one.
Our 40 inch one is that type and you can really see the difference.
Plus there comming down in price since the 200htz are out(even better obviously but mega bucks)

majorscooby 06-12-2009 08:31 PM

I saw a samsung a little while ago in comet, wicked picture and really crisp compared to all other makes. Would also recommend sony bravia but with either i dont think you'll go far wrong just make sure its 100hz.
Im also after a new flat screen when i finally move this year and i shall be looking at both of these makes in either 40 or 50 inch!!!:doubleup:

Frenchie 06-12-2009 08:56 PM

Don't want to be wasting money on tv's when theirs loads of stuff out there for your car!!!

Nige 06-12-2009 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luckyscoob (Post 29943)
Its time to change the tv. Its not even flat, so well overdue. I've been looking at the new Samsung Led's which seem to be the thing to go for. Anyone got one? I know not alot about these so before parting with my hard earned, i want to be sure i go for the right one.

If you need the right one then it's got to be the Panasonic viera it alway's comes out on top in the most respected reveues. ;-)

Crowman 06-12-2009 09:54 PM

A point to add is its only worth going 100htz and 40+ inches if your going to watch HD tv broadcasts.
I have a samsung 42" plasma 100htz and Sky HD, really nice picture and not a huge amount of money.

DukeBoy 06-12-2009 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Crowman (Post 30097)
I have a samsung 42" plasma 100htz and Sky HD, really nice picture and not a huge amount of money.

But i bet it doesn't make those Spurs games look any better :rofl:

Ratboy 07-12-2009 01:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowman (Post 30097)
A point to add is its only worth going 100htz and 40+ inches if your going to watch HD tv broadcasts.
I have a samsung 42" plasma 100htz and Sky HD, really nice picture and not a huge amount of money.

Hmmm,dont agree with that buddy.
We have a 50 inch LCD non 100htz in the lounge and 40 inch LCD 100htz in the bedroom and we can really see the difference the 100 htz makes to even a low grade dvd or a normal tv channel.
We do have sky HD and it really shows on those channels and blue rays,but also on the low quality stuff too.:)

darth maul 07-12-2009 06:51 AM

curries do a deal mate samsung 40" led and 5.1 blue ray home cinama systerm for £1400 im waiting tiill boxing day sales just in case it drops but dont forget come the 1st jan vat goes back up to 17.5% so dont wait to long

Crowman 07-12-2009 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by DukeBoy (Post 30103)
But i bet it doesn't make those Spurs games look any better :rofl:

Rich, You kill me mate.

I was not happy to see us throw a 2 nil lead away, still going to finish above your scouce muppetts.;-)

MrX??? 07-12-2009 10:18 AM

We have been thinking of replacing our's for the past :whistle: god only knows how long!:doh:

We also have not gone flat yet:waiting: we brought a Panasonic along time ago and to be honest for how we use the TV we have not seen a replacement that offers the same or better features or picture improvement:doubleup: and yes 100hz all the way.

If I was to replace tomorrow I would go with a Viera, LCD under 42' , plasma over 42'.

Was tempted by the LED samsung but probably only because its 'new tech' more than anything else, having read the Avforums review I will hold of a little longer myself.

http://www.avforums.com/reviews/Sams...TV-Review.html

urabusMY94 07-12-2009 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by majorscooby (Post 30089)
I saw a samsung a little while ago in comet, wicked picture and really crisp compared to all other makes. Would also recommend sony bravia but with either i dont think you'll go far wrong just make sure its 100hz.
Im also after a new flat screen when i finally move this year and i shall be looking at both of these makes in either 40 or 50 inch!!!:doubleup:

Just a word of warning about comparing different TV's in a place like this - be sure you are comparing like with like!

I've found that certain TV's are fed full HDMI High def whist other TV's (sometimes right next to it) are fed SCART or even coax- type inputs....

worzel 07-12-2009 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by urabusMY94 (Post 30116)
Just a word of warning about comparing different TV's in a place like this - be sure you are comparing like with like!

I've found that certain TV's are fed full HDMI High def whist other TV's (sometimes right next to it) are fed SCART or even coax- type inputs....

A very good point! :10:

scatz 07-12-2009 06:15 PM

I wouldn't bother spending the extra fortune on LED mate. It all depends on what you want the telly for as well. Plasmas are good for sports etc as they have less blur but LCD are best for gaming etc.

I've got an LG 37" LCD which cost me a penny shy of £500 and the picture is fantastic, Sky HD through it looks amazing and even the footy is outta this world (in HD).

If you were thinking of going for the LED because it's so thin, again I wouldn't bother. I was speaking to a chap in our local Sony Centre the other day and he mentioned that they give no better a picture than the LCD's and he showed me an LCD TV that was just as thin as the LED...........cool 8-) Can't remember which model it was though I'm afraid.

I'd probably consider an LED TV when they came down in price, which they inevitably will ;)

majorscooby 07-12-2009 06:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by urabusMY94 (Post 30116)
Just a word of warning about comparing different TV's in a place like this - be sure you are comparing like with like!

I've found that certain TV's are fed full HDMI High def whist other TV's (sometimes right next to it) are fed SCART or even coax- type inputs....

Yeah that makes sense, didnt really think along those lines!!!!!

Lucky 07-12-2009 08:31 PM

Cheers for all the info guys. I have gone for a samsung LED 40". It was £999 in currys and comet. Just ordered it online through dixons for £866!. Free delivery aswell, which the others wanted £19. Tryed to get them to price match but wont match internet companys. Bit strange as I seem to think that currys own dixons :cuckoo:.

scatz 08-12-2009 01:32 PM

That's a good price for an LED TV, especially a 40" one :)

kartingsteve 08-12-2009 04:56 PM

I have just up graded myself from a old 36in to a Samsung LED 46in 7020 but it was hard to make my mined up because every one said some thing different. Samsung are still doing money back until the 24th in the smaller outlets I got mine from Richer sounds with cash back for £1250 plus £125 for a 5 year guarantee.


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