they suggested it, i’m re thinking it, but what do you think i should do?

I respect RT but it is a well know fact that the televisions at the factory are set to "Torch" mode. This means nearly 100% brightness and contrast so the TV will stand out if it use used for a display in a store.

I do approve of ISF Calibration – but you can do a basic calibration yourself.

Get a Pixar movie. (Up, Cars, Wall-E, etc) and go to the video setup menu. It will have test patterns and instructions of what to adjust. This will give you a rough calibration for the DVD player. Then you mimic the settings and picture for the Sat/Cable/Antenna input (yes – each input may have different settings.)

If you want to master your gear – get Digital Video Essentials from Amazon for about $18. It has more test patterns and tutorials so you can calibrate the display yourself.

You can always get the professionals to come in later if you want.

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14
Apr

LED and LCD TV question?

Posted by admin in sony led tv

i am gonna get a new tv soon and i just wanted to know which one is better i am planning to get 32 inch samsung LED or should i buy one of the sony x series, plz tell me any lcd or led tv that are good. I am wanting to buy lcd or led tv from 32 inch to 50 inch. In which i can afford only 1500 dollars less. So plz give me any good hd tv worth to buy first best answer will get 10 points.

an important question is how far away you are sitting from the tv. look up some charts online and find out the ‘proper viewing distance’ for different size tvs.
that will decide what technology you can afford. if you need a 50" tv, then you won’t be able to get LED on your budget
I would by Samsung no matter what. check out their product line at samsung.com and get the best model you can afford for the correct size for your room.

crazy ed makes a good point. If your viewing room is very dark, like a basement, then plasma is probably the best choice. if you have lots of sun or very bright lights, go with led or lcd.

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Dear all

I plan to buy samsung led tv, this is the first time i am going to buy samsung products i never buy LCD before

i am confused which series of samsung i need to buy there is 6,7 and 8 series in samsung what is the difference between this, which one is best among these series suggestion please
thanks in advance

You must be living in asia.

First you pick the right brand, congratulation. Samsung has the best led tv in the present.

8 series is of course the best in the series but on a cost of a very high price. The spec between the series are:
-8 series: led-edge backlight,1080p24 full hd, 200/240hz, mega contrast ratio, internet tv, 4 hdmi.
-7 series: led-edge backlight,1080p24 full hd, 100/120hz, mega contrast ratio, internet tv, 4 hdmi.
-6 series: led-edge backlight,1080p24 full hd, 100/120hz, mega contrast ratio, 4 hdmi.

If I have to choose, I will choose 6 series because I don’t need the internet tv but because 6 series lack of 55" than I will choose 7 series if I need 55". Except you have extra cash, I think there are more reasons to buy 7 series rather than 8 series since all the spec are the same beside the 200/240hz. The 200/240hz isn’t really worth it since you can’t really tell the difference with your own eyes the gap between 100/120hz with 200/240hz.

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Looking buy new tv soon but if new ones come out soon I want get new one like samsung 8000 I want led 240 hertz and wondering if new samsung will be better heard some bad stuff about edge lighting will new ones have whole backlight LEDs like magnolia series does

New models come from Spring until late August.

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08
Apr

What kind of TV should I buy?

Posted by admin in led dlp tv

I’m a TV dinosaur. I’ve still got an old 41" massive TV that you need a forklift to get off the entertainment stand. The ‘off’ button has been broken for years and we’d be out of luck without a universal remote.

I’ve finally decided to upgrade to either a 42", 47" or 50" flat screen. I took one look at the walmart showroom and just about fainted. Information overkill!!
Do I get an LED LCD, LED DLP, Plasma or Laser? Should I get High Definition? Do they come with a DVD player. Which one has the best picture? If it’s HD, can I still get regular cable? Cost is also a factor, but so is quality. I don’t want to buy a cheap Visio 42" and have it break 10 months later when I could’ve bought a Sony for 100 bucks more. Are there any TV Guru’s out there who can help me?

actually, BBuy people-if you can find one-are brainwashed-not trained…you probably wont find a laser anywhere as mitsubishi has terrible production problems…and they are gonna be bigger than 50".
Go to a local dealer and consult with a sales professional. they will find
a tv that best fits your needs, not BestBuy’s.

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