46' LED/LCD Best TV up to $1300 ?

Hello,


-Looking for 46" LCD/LED TV
-Budget up to £830/$1300/1000€
-TV will be used for watching SD and Blu-Ray
-Would prefer a 3D one , SONY or SAMSUNG
-Dont care about InternetTV, SmartTV and such

1) After looking on a lot of reviews most of them say SAMSUNG is better
but have had perfect experience with SONY

2) What specs should I look for? I know about constrast and response time but have heard about DNLA and other stuff


Any specific TV reccomendations? or brand reccomendations?

Looking forward to the replies

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Ok bro will take a look at this, any other reccomendation? would prefer a SONY/SAMSUNG reccomendation to compare it to the PANASONIC

Ok bro will take a look at this, any other reccomendation? would prefer a SONY/SAMSUNG reccomendation to compare it to the PANASONIC

spy2828

Take a look at the Panasonic GT30 plasma (or if you want to save a little money, the ST30). Best picture quality and 3D in / around that price range.NVIDIATI

I agree, though I've got to say that the Samsung plasmas might be superior. ST30 has buzzing issues. Another positive with plasma, from my experience, is that they tend to upscale SD images much better.

Take a look at the Panasonic GT30 plasma (or if you want to save a little money, the ST30). Best picture quality and 3D in / around that price range.NVIDIATI

Hey there friend, what is the difference between the GT30 and ST30, is the GT30 a newer model?

Random question, Do the Panny plasmas buzz at higher elevations (9000ft+) like previous plasmas, or did they resolve that problem? I may be in the market for a similar TV later this summer.

I would really recommend going to a store and looking at them in person. It's ok to buy online if you can get a good price but I think for something like a TV you really need to see the picture in person, reviews can be very subjective.

I would really recommend going to a store and looking at them in person. It's ok to buy online if you can get a good price but I think for something like a TV you really need to see the picture in person, reviews can be very subjective.

fenriz275

Random question, Do the Panny plasmas buzz at higher elevations (9000ft+) like previous plasmas, or did they resolve that problem? I may be in the market for a similar TV later this summer.

dxmcat

I know the st30 series has buzzing issues, I own one. It is louder than one would like.

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Random question, Do the Panny plasmas buzz at higher elevations (9000ft+) like previous plasmas, or did they resolve that problem? I may be in the market for a similar TV later this summer.

Heirren

I know the st30 series has buzzing issues, I own one. It is louder than one would like.

[QUOTE="NVIDIATI"]Take a look at the Panasonic GT30 plasma (or if you want to save a little money, the ST30). Best picture quality and 3D in / around that price range.Lach0121

Hey there friend, what is the difference between the GT30 and ST30, is the GT30 a newer model?

I don't know that much about TVs to help you out, but I do know how much they should go for.

A year ago, I got a 50'' Samsung 1080p, Plasma, 3DTV, with 2 active 3d glasses for 796 shipped, no taxes.

If you check out www.slickdeals.net, sign up and get notifications for TV deals

With patience (1-2 months of it at most), you'll score a better deal than mine.

I don't know that much about TVs to help you out, but I do know how much they should go for.

A year ago, I got a 50'' Samsung 1080p, Plasma, 3DTV, with 2 active 3d glasses for 796 shipped, no taxes.

If you check out www.slickdeals.net, sign up and get notifications for TV deals

With patience (1-2 months of it at most), you'll score a better deal than mine.

vanpham

HOLY JESUS CHRIST ON A BICYCLE, what a TV the ST50 is!

Review from HDTVtest..

http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/panasonic-tx-p42st50b-p42st50-201203191731.htm

Peak black levels are as deep as 0.009 cd/m² ! Deeper than the VT30!

on an ANSI checkerboard (screen displaying peak whites and peak blacks at the same time) the ST50 hit 0.012cd/m². If I am not mistaken the VT30 was 0.013cd/m² ?

Apparently this TV has the deepest black levels since the Pioneer Kuro LX5090 (Pioneer Kuro KRP500-A not included obviously, which as a black level of 0.003cd/m² or something..)

Not only amazingly deep black levels, but colour and gamma both really good too.

What a TV guys, what a TV...