I want the best Sony TV

[theequickness]

I posted a thread on a PS3 + Sony TV + free blu-ray movies for less than $1000 before taxes.


Here's another deal that happened a couple weeks ago...

http://slickdeals.net/for...showthread.php?t=1798879



It's easy to find deals on TV's since technology is always advancing and prices are always falling. Just got to look all the time.

 

[nnarum]

Get the entry level panasonic plasma for roughly 600. Its a 42" and spanks most tvs in your price range. Also you don't need 1080p, there's not enough content available. Plus side by side I doubt you'll see a big difference.

 

[theequickness]

True. I believe most HD Programming programs in 60hz if that. 120hz just gives access to more color, white balance, and other adjustments you can adjust to your liking.


If you're gonna be using a 120hz/240hz to its full potential, it'll be wise to invest in a Blu-Ray player to get the full capabilities.

 

[i am furby]

Originally Posted by Crank Lucas

Originally Posted by TheeQuickness

Originally Posted by WHPH10

Originally Posted by Crank Lucas

Originally Posted by WHPH10

Sony's expensive trash.




Go with a 1080p , 120Hz Vizio or Insignia or some brand like that.

Hate to bump this but the amount of emoticons you posted at my expense leaves me no choice.

Dude said $700. I guarantee you he is not getting a 1080p, 120Hz Sony for $700.

Obviously Sony has better quality televisions but not for the price requested.

Go *##+ yourself Crank.

My roomate just bough a Sony Bravia 120 hz / 1080p 42" TV for ~$750.

WHPH10

 Seriously, he's just trying to help the man avoid buying a POS television. You can get a 42" 720 Panasonic Plasma for around $500 @ Costco, and if you have half a brain you wouldn't buy Insignia no matter how cheap it is or what features it has. You can polish a turd but it's still a turd!

 

[nnarum]

Originally Posted by TheeQuickness

True. I believe most HD Programming programs in 60hz if that. 120hz just gives access to more color, white balance, and other adjustments you can adjust to your liking.


If you're gonna be using a 120hz/240hz to its full potential, it'll be wise to invest in a Blu-Ray player to get the full capabilities.

No, 120hz is a refresh rate, and most sets with this feature come with frame interpolation. It is supposed to make the image more clear, but makes me nauseous

. It doesn't directly show more color or the other things you listed.

And most programming is 720p or 1080i, which a 720p set would show perfect. I even have 1080p Blu-rays running to my 720p set and they still look amazing.

 

[mc otaku]

Originally Posted by seniosoul

Originally Posted by aaronpayumo

Should I wait til Black Friday?

do you smoke crack cocaine?