new tv for me!! help me decide!!

[profchaos71]

Ok, i am buying a new tv,and i have 1800 to spend.I want 120hz,at least a 46" screen.I have been looking alot at sony 46w4100,but i have been interested in samsung as well.So basically, which samsung is as good as or better than the sony w series picture wise that doesnt have the high gloss screen i've heard bad things about?? Or would you recommend a different brand like the 47" LG ??? Also,if i wasnt set on buying an lcd tv,is ther a cvomparable plasma with as good or better picture quality and a bigger screen with a lower price tag.???

[Sonia]

Samsung LCD Tv is better to use, Don't consider Price consider the Quality.

[YoniX50@gmail.com]

I would stay away from LG. LG is made by Funai, and many others have reported problems with their LG. From lousy picture to downright out-of-the-box defective. I would feel more comfortable with Samsung or Panasonic.

[bluextatic]

My son who works at Best Buy says that the Samsung 650, 750, 850 series are very good tv sets, and compare pretty much with any of the sony's ( they may be even better) maybe except for their latest $5000 XBR Sets. I don't know if the glare is any worse than any of the other tv's out there. Placement of your tv is the Key. If it faces a window, of course you will get glare on the screen. My next TV will be either the 46" Samsung 750 series or the Sony 46Z4100 , which either can be had for under $1600 if you shop around.

[homentertain]

Originally Posted by Sonia

Samsung LCD Tv is better to use, Don't consider Price consider the Quality.

+1 Samsung

[Lionel11]

I prefer the Samsung’s over the other brands. They are doing great. I would suggest u to go for it. It’s definitely a good buy, both in terms of the price as well as the features it provides. And I believe LCD is better than plasma, if you go to a store where they have them turned on, you can compare the brightness of a plasma and LCD.Try this http://www.checkcost.co.uk/lcd-tvs/c/4329/ and for this may help you out to have a good deal on Lcd’s.