scoob
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looking at getting a new tv this one http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/446335/SAMSUNG-PS50A457P1DXXU/tab/specification
anyone have this tv? and is plasma better then lcd? 
cheers
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Bart
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much and muchness, but I would say Plasma over LCD, although it depend which plasma and which LCD of course.
Personally dont like Sammys. Dont get me wrong they're 'value for money', but I would personally go for Panasonic or Pioneer.
*oh*, I would also recommend asking over at the AV Forums but they'll only repeat what ive said 
[Edited on 27-07-2009 by Bart]
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noshua
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Get a Plasma if you're going for 50inchs, you'll benefit more with a Plasma over LCD at that size.
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quote:
Originally posted by scoob
looking at getting a new tv this one http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/446335/SAMSUNG-PS50A457P1DXXU/tab/specification
anyone have this tv? and is plasma better then lcd?
cheers
That tv is not 1080, if you care, that is?
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Daveskater
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You'd be better off with Plasma at 50", but I think it's not so great that it doesn't offer 1080p. Panasonic ones are also very good, as Bart said.
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i got the 42" version about 2 years ago was more than that too, its plasma and is still perfect, my mates got the 50" and has got sky hd as he said it streches the picture a bit and makes it slightly blurry up close
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ash_corsa
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quote:
Originally posted by Bart
I would personally go for Panasonic or Pioneer.
Pioneer dont make TVs anymore bud
Would go for Panasonic myself, but you wont get a top of the line 50" for £700
Samsungs are good budget TVs, if you want top quality - double your budget and look in the opposite direction of Comet!
[Edited on 28-07-2009 by ash_corsa]
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gooner_47
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I just bought this for my new flat:
http://www.1staudiovisual.co.uk/catalog/panasonic-txp50g10-inch-plasma-p-6810.html
Highly recommended on avforums. Hasn't arrived yet but I'll let you what it's like when I've had a few hours viewing.
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mazdaspeed
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New Sony 200hz LCD, look the best in my eyes. Panasonic are my preferred all rounder though.
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ash_corsa
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quote:
Originally posted by gooner_47
I just bought this for my new flat:
http://www.1staudiovisual.co.uk/catalog/panasonic-txp50g10-inch-plasma-p-6810.html
Highly recommended on avforums. Hasn't arrived yet but I'll let you what it's like when I've had a few hours viewing.
Fitted one last week, really nice set, nice and slim and the picture on BluRay was superb.
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gooner_47
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Ah, good news! Cheers mate, can't wait to get it on the wall
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scoob
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cheers lads ive gone for the 1080p version of that tv
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