Hi all
My first posting in the forums and am asking for advice !
I need to purchase a 46" LED TV. 3D is not a requirement. Adter a visit to nearest chroma Dealer in S. Delhi, I narrowed down to three choices
Samsung 46C6200
Sony 46EX710
LG 47LE5300
All have very similar prices but picture quality (aa i noticed with default content in store) varies. Samsung I found to be much brighter and sharper. LG was close but slighhtly less so (in a more pleasing manner). Sony had the dullest picture; salesman tried to push it is natural but I found it lacking.
Feature by feature comparison:
Type of panel: Viewing angles of all three are advertised at 178 degree sony,
Sony ??
Samsung: Ultra clear panel ??is is prone to the infamous panel Lottery as well ??
LG: Website says that 5500 is an Advanced IPS LED LCD Panel. It has a hard coating on surface.
Response Time: Sony ?? Samsung (between 3/4 ms as informed by Sales Rep) LG (2.4 ms)
Local Dimming: Present in LG. Sony says Deep colour .
Refresh rate: all are 100 hz models. Though samsung advertises a ClearMotion rate of 400Hz.
Connectivity:
HDMI: 3-4 ports each. SOnu actually has 2 on side panel.
Composite/AV: Samsung and LG has just One AV in each at Rear! Sony has 2 dedicated, 1 shared with Componet in.
Component: Samsung has just One Component in at Rear. LG has just Two Component in at Rear. Sony: has two at rear (one of them is shared with composite in).
Samsung also advertises a Slender cable. That probably enables an extra Component and composite port. each
PC (VGA 15 pin D-sub): 1 in each
LAN: Present in Samsung and Sony , None in LG ??,
Wireless: All are compatible with modules that allows internet video. Not very important.
Bluetooth: Present in LG for headsets/picture/Mp3 etc. Absent in Samsung and Sony. I say a useful feature esp if you have a stereo Bluetooth headphone already available.
Playback: USB based possible in all. I believe both LG and Samsung support MKV containers. Samsung has 2 USBs (can use 1 for Wireless module). LG and Sony have 1 each.
RS232 Control/SVC: ???? I guess its more of service menu than of any reau use. Still LG supports it. Samsung does not.
DLNA Support: All
Internet on TV: absent in Samsung, Sony and LG support via Wireless connection.
Sony consumes least power at 115 watts followed by Samsung 150 watts and LG (180watts)
Also all these are 2010 range. When can we expect 2011 range to hit teh tsores?
I request users who have experience of similar situation / hands on with these models to kindly guide me.
Thanks
Maddy
My first posting in the forums and am asking for advice !
I need to purchase a 46" LED TV. 3D is not a requirement. Adter a visit to nearest chroma Dealer in S. Delhi, I narrowed down to three choices
Samsung 46C6200
Sony 46EX710
LG 47LE5300
All have very similar prices but picture quality (aa i noticed with default content in store) varies. Samsung I found to be much brighter and sharper. LG was close but slighhtly less so (in a more pleasing manner). Sony had the dullest picture; salesman tried to push it is natural but I found it lacking.
Feature by feature comparison:
Type of panel: Viewing angles of all three are advertised at 178 degree sony,
Sony ??
Samsung: Ultra clear panel ??is is prone to the infamous panel Lottery as well ??
LG: Website says that 5500 is an Advanced IPS LED LCD Panel. It has a hard coating on surface.
Response Time: Sony ?? Samsung (between 3/4 ms as informed by Sales Rep) LG (2.4 ms)
Local Dimming: Present in LG. Sony says Deep colour .
Refresh rate: all are 100 hz models. Though samsung advertises a ClearMotion rate of 400Hz.
Connectivity:
HDMI: 3-4 ports each. SOnu actually has 2 on side panel.
Composite/AV: Samsung and LG has just One AV in each at Rear! Sony has 2 dedicated, 1 shared with Componet in.
Component: Samsung has just One Component in at Rear. LG has just Two Component in at Rear. Sony: has two at rear (one of them is shared with composite in).
Samsung also advertises a Slender cable. That probably enables an extra Component and composite port. each
PC (VGA 15 pin D-sub): 1 in each
LAN: Present in Samsung and Sony , None in LG ??,
Wireless: All are compatible with modules that allows internet video. Not very important.
Bluetooth: Present in LG for headsets/picture/Mp3 etc. Absent in Samsung and Sony. I say a useful feature esp if you have a stereo Bluetooth headphone already available.
Playback: USB based possible in all. I believe both LG and Samsung support MKV containers. Samsung has 2 USBs (can use 1 for Wireless module). LG and Sony have 1 each.
RS232 Control/SVC: ???? I guess its more of service menu than of any reau use. Still LG supports it. Samsung does not.
DLNA Support: All
Internet on TV: absent in Samsung, Sony and LG support via Wireless connection.
Sony consumes least power at 115 watts followed by Samsung 150 watts and LG (180watts)
Also all these are 2010 range. When can we expect 2011 range to hit teh tsores?
I request users who have experience of similar situation / hands on with these models to kindly guide me.
Thanks
Maddy