which tv to buy?
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shanewatts95
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Hi everyone,am shane. Recently i buy a new samsung LED 7000 Series Smart TV. Its a 3d TV. This is a very thin and lightweight LED display. The color and sound effect of this LED TV very impressive. am very happy to buy this LED TV .:yahoo:
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avmaxfan
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Both are good enough, if you feel you need to pay the premium for the Sony then go ahead. But no night and day difference.
Samsung offers mkv playback via USB whereas the Sony will play only mp4 and other "standard" formats.
Sony PQ is slightly better with better motion, Samsung isn't bad though.
Both are good enough, if you feel you need to pay the premium for the Sony then go ahead. But no night and day difference.
Samsung offers mkv playback via USB whereas the Sony will play only mp4 and other "standard" formats.
Sony PQ is slightly better with better motion, Samsung isn't bad though.
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I have shortlisted the following
1.samsung UA40EH5330R (backlit LED, cheaper)
2.sony 40ex650 (Edge LED, expensive)
Lol. Samsung eh is full led not edge led. Full led is costlier than edge
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avmaxfan
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Its Full LED but not Local Dimming. So its actually not more expensive than edge. And nor does it have great black levels. Still, its decent enough for sure.
Its Full LED but not Local Dimming. So its actually not more expensive than edge. And nor does it have great black levels. Still, its decent enough for sure.
rameshkarthik
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I am currently looking to buy 32" LED Tv. following are the options that I have seen. Please help me decide
1. Samsung 32EH5330
2. LG 32LS4600
3. LG 32CS560
4. Panasonic 32U30
My main reasons that I went these 4 Tvs are the following:
1. Full HD(1080P)
2. IPS Panel or better(IPS+ panel in panasonic)
3. WIFI (WIFI Direct, DLNA, All Share)
4. PC connectivity
5. Latest HDMI ports
6. USB Port
7. Lan Port in case of Samsung
My Usage - Around 75% SD Channel, 20% HD content via USB port, 5% wifi streaming of Videos
I started with 35K but now I am willing spend around 40K.
Pros and Cons for Each
Samsung
+they have all the necessary connectivity, where I can directly stream to the Tv via WIFI direct without any dongle
+Only one TV of the list with internet connectivity
-When picture quality with the other TVs, It seems to me as a let down.
-When going thro' some other forums other day, they have posted that its audio quality is not good. But I did not check this in the show room
-Their panel is not IPS
LG LED/LCD
+ Better pq (as per me) when compared with Samsung
+ Cheaper one of the lot
- No Internet Connectivity
- At one point I was about to buy this TV, but the sales man said that although it had DLNA, You still need access it with a wired n/w and it does not support wireless mode. I was confused here
+ It
1. Samsung 32EH5330
2. LG 32LS4600
3. LG 32CS560
4. Panasonic 32U30
My main reasons that I went these 4 Tvs are the following:
1. Full HD(1080P)
2. IPS Panel or better(IPS+ panel in panasonic)
3. WIFI (WIFI Direct, DLNA, All Share)
4. PC connectivity
5. Latest HDMI ports
6. USB Port
7. Lan Port in case of Samsung
My Usage - Around 75% SD Channel, 20% HD content via USB port, 5% wifi streaming of Videos
I started with 35K but now I am willing spend around 40K.
Pros and Cons for Each
Samsung
+they have all the necessary connectivity, where I can directly stream to the Tv via WIFI direct without any dongle
+Only one TV of the list with internet connectivity
-When picture quality with the other TVs, It seems to me as a let down.
-When going thro' some other forums other day, they have posted that its audio quality is not good. But I did not check this in the show room
-Their panel is not IPS
LG LED/LCD
+ Better pq (as per me) when compared with Samsung
+ Cheaper one of the lot
- No Internet Connectivity
- At one point I was about to buy this TV, but the sales man said that although it had DLNA, You still need access it with a wired n/w and it does not support wireless mode. I was confused here
+ It
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