TV & Home Theater

[grif32]

grapesoda, sorry I compared LG's LED/LCD top tv to Panny's Plama's top TV only becaue LG's Plasma are not very good at all and they can not even compare to Panny's Plasma's plus we were talking LG's top 3D display...

But you are correct the LG plasma's are cheaper then Panny's but can not compete... IMHO and CNET's

Right  from Cnet:

While Panasonic's and Samsung's flagship plasma TVs vie for best TV of 2011, LG's best plasma of the year, the PZ950 series, can't match the picture quality score of EVEN THE LESS expensive step-down 3D Panasonics. The main culprit is LG's more grayish shade of black, which washes out what would otherwise be an excellent picture. The TV's robust Internet suite and sleek styling help increase its appeal, but won't help its standing in the eyes of dark-room home theater fans shopping for plasmas in this price range

Read more: http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/lg-60pz950/4505-6482_7-34468440.html#ixzz1lEGC3gkf

[akinick]

I just want you to know this. If you get Samsung 3d tv, you'll have to remain still. The guy at best buy told me that samsung's 3D TVs have a very small sweet spot which is like directly in the middle. Don’t expect to watch movies with friends or lying down.

[rwillen]

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akinick wrote:
I just want you to know this. If you get Samsung 3d tv, you'll have to remain still. The guy at best buy told me that samsung's 3D TVs have a very small sweet spot which is like directly in the middle. Don’t expect to watch movies with friends or lying down.

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This only applies to LCD's. Viewing angles aren't an issue with plasmas.

[grapesoda]

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grif32 wrote:

grapesoda, sorry I compared LG's LED/LCD top tv to Panny's Plama's top TV only because LG's Plasma are not very good at all and they can not even compare to Panny's Plasma's plus we were talking LG's top 3D display...

But you are correct the LG plasma's are cheaper then Panny's but can not compete... IMHO and CNET's

Right  from Cnet:

While Panasonic's and Samsung's flagship plasma TVs vie for best TV of 2011, LG's best plasma of the year, the PZ950 series, can't match the picture quality score of EVEN THE LESS expensive step-down 3D Panasonics. The main culprit is LG's more grayish shade of black, which washes out what would otherwise be an excellent picture. The TV's robust Internet suite and sleek styling help increase its appeal, but won't help its standing in the eyes of dark-room home theater fans shopping for plasmas in this price range

Read more: http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/lg-60pz950/4505-6482_7-34468440.html#ixzz1lEGC3gkf

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Also BB is really high I saw a 55" LG LW6500 that I recommed to another guy go on sale for $1,200 and the 47" at $979 thats is where I got my 40% both were from tiger direct but Frys and other places had similar deals online.  Hence the comment.

[tommyseth]

I heard people keep talking about W-OLED TV.

What is so great about W-OLED TV? I believe LG Display took W-OLED technology in their TVs.

I read the news that LG's OLED TVs got the BEST of CES 2012.

I wanna know about W-OLED TV. Can any one tell me about it?

[grif32]

^^ google is your friend.   It's hard for anyone to really talk about them since no-one owns one right now.. 

[grapesoda]

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grif32 wrote:

^^ google is your friend.   It's hard for anyone to really talk about them since no-one owns one right now.. 

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People like me want to have one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OLED TV now please!

[grif32]

LOL I hear ya, I wouldn't mind getting one but not at their current prices...

[grapesoda]

5-7k is in the same place as most top of the line TVs and less than some elites. Making them pretty reasonable for the upper end buyers.

To bad I was not born with 20 kidneys for some quick cash.

[grif32]

Do they have prices listed somewhere?