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Old July 23rd 07, 03:09 AM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
David Z
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Default Need help picking out an HDTV

"Mark D Rossi" wrote in message
...
I've finally decided to take the plunge and buy an HDTV. I've

narrowed my
choices down to four LCDs. Please help me choose because to me they

all
look great.

Sony:
KDL-40V2500
KDL-40S3000

Dell:
W3707C

Sharp:
LC-32D62U

The Television is going to be for a bedroom that is not huge by any

means,
actually quite small. It's under 20ft x 20ft. I just want to make

the
right choice since I'll have it for years to come. Thanks!


Get a Samsung LN-T4065F (40" LCD). I just got the 46" version
(LN-T4665F) and it's awesome.

http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-a...4665f/4505-648
2_7-32306311.html?tag=lst


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Old July 23rd 07, 03:18 AM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
Mark D Rossi
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"David Z" wrote in message
...
"Mark D Rossi" wrote in message
...
I've finally decided to take the plunge and buy an HDTV. I've

narrowed my
choices down to four LCDs. Please help me choose because to me they

all
look great.

Sony:
KDL-40V2500
KDL-40S3000

Dell:
W3707C

Sharp:
LC-32D62U

The Television is going to be for a bedroom that is not huge by any

means,
actually quite small. It's under 20ft x 20ft. I just want to make

the
right choice since I'll have it for years to come. Thanks!


Get a Samsung LN-T4065F (40" LCD). I just got the 46" version
(LN-T4665F) and it's awesome.

http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-a...4665f/4505-648
2_7-32306311.html?tag=lst


kinda can't, have credit through dell, gotta stick with those.




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Old July 23rd 07, 10:24 AM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
Wes Newell
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Default Need help picking out an HDTV

On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 15:06:54 -0400, Mark D Rossi wrote:

Sorry Wes, LOL. I guess that was wishful thinking on my part. My bedroom
is actually more like 12x8 and not quite with the way the one wall is with
the door. LOL, what the heck was I thinking?


Some people like large screens, some don't. In the bedroom I usually watch
lying down about 5-6 visual feet from the TV. I've got a 27" HDTV there
and any larger would be too large for me. Before going HD, I used a 20".
tried a 25" and that was too large. You could always take a tape measure
to walmart and look at thenm from the distance you will be looking at then
at home.

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Old July 23rd 07, 07:56 PM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
JXStern
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Default Need help picking out an HDTV

I like the Sony picture quality, I'd go for the newer model, I know
it's the most expensive. Don't know what the Dell is.

You realize that some of the no-names at retail now are about half the
price of the Sony's, and really not bad?

J.


On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 12:51:53 -0400, "Mark D Rossi"
wrote:

I've finally decided to take the plunge and buy an HDTV. I've narrowed my
choices down to four LCDs. Please help me choose because to me they all
look great.

Sony:
KDL-40V2500
KDL-40S3000

Dell:
W3707C

Sharp:
LC-32D62U

The Television is going to be for a bedroom that is not huge by any means,
actually quite small. It's under 20ft x 20ft. I just want to make the
right choice since I'll have it for years to come. Thanks!

Mark


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Old July 24th 07, 06:15 AM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
dgates
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Default Need help picking out an HDTV

On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:24:56 GMT, Wes Newell
wrote:

On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 15:06:54 -0400, Mark D Rossi wrote:

Sorry Wes, LOL. I guess that was wishful thinking on my part. My bedroom
is actually more like 12x8 and not quite with the way the one wall is with
the door. LOL, what the heck was I thinking?


Some people like large screens, some don't. In the bedroom I usually watch
lying down about 5-6 visual feet from the TV...


"visual feet?"

Do you have some telescope or set of mirrors that allow you to get a
"visual distance" that's different than your actual distance? :-o


I've got a 27" HDTV there
and any larger would be too large for me. Before going HD, I used a 20".
tried a 25" and that was too large. You could always take a tape measure
to walmart and look at thenm from the distance you will be looking at then
at home.

  #16  
Old July 24th 07, 07:51 AM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
Yellowbeard
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Default Need help picking out an HDTV

I looked for a long time. I settled on the less cost VIZIO 32" LCD
HDTV.
Contrast 1200:1
OTA HD is awsome.
Sears or Costco $599
Actually Sears on sale $569
I picked up a Phillips upconvert HDMI DVD player for $45
Works.
YMMV
YB

On Jul 23, 9:15 pm, dgates wrote:
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:24:56 GMT, Wes Newell

wrote:
On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 15:06:54 -0400, Mark D Rossi wrote:


Sorry Wes, LOL. I guess that was wishful thinking on my part. My bedroom
is actually more like 12x8 and not quite with the way the one wall is with
the door. LOL, what the heck was I thinking?


Some people like large screens, some don't. In the bedroom I usually watch
lying down about 5-6 visual feet from the TV...


"visual feet?"

Do you have some telescope or set of mirrors that allow you to get a
"visual distance" that's different than your actual distance? :-o

I've got a 27" HDTV there
and any larger would be too large for me. Before going HD, I used a 20".
tried a 25" and that was too large. You could always take a tape measure
to walmart and look at thenm from the distance you will be looking at then
at home.



  #17  
Old July 25th 07, 01:42 AM posted to alt.tv.tech.hdtv
common_ [email protected]
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Default Need help picking out an HDTV

"Mark D Rossi" wrote:


"David Z" wrote in message
...
"Mark D Rossi" wrote in message
...
I've finally decided to take the plunge and buy an HDTV. I've

narrowed my
choices down to four LCDs. Please help me choose because to me they

all
look great.

Sony:
KDL-40V2500
KDL-40S3000

Dell:
W3707C

Sharp:
LC-32D62U

The Television is going to be for a bedroom that is not huge by any

means,
actually quite small. It's under 20ft x 20ft. I just want to make

the
right choice since I'll have it for years to come. Thanks!


Get a Samsung LN-T4065F (40" LCD). I just got the 46" version
(LN-T4665F) and it's awesome.

http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-a...4665f/4505-648
2_7-32306311.html?tag=lst


kinda can't, have credit through dell, gotta stick with those.




if you need credit to buy a TV, you do not need a TV.
 




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