Recommend a 65" LCD TV
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Recommend a 65" LCD TV
I'm finally building a "man cave" and I know some of you LCD gurus have a brand/model you would suggest.. lets hear it.
Trying to keep it around $3500
Trying to keep it around $3500
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Here's one I found..
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16889022065
For what its worth my current TV is an Olevia and I've been very happy with it
I'll go check out what Samsung has to offer though, had a few of those.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16889022065
For what its worth my current TV is an Olevia and I've been very happy with it
I'll go check out what Samsung has to offer though, had a few of those.
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all new Samsung 70" LCD....40k....I think the Sonys are 30-40k as well.
I did see the all new 46" Samsung plasma...the cross or something like...OMG a fucking great image.
I doubt your gonna get an LCD that big without spending a bundle. I'm moving soon and I'm on the hunt for a Sammy 52a750. They just came out a short time ago and the prices are already in the mid 2 range. Amazon seems to be the most aggressive with the pricing and a 52" LCD is pretty big IMO.
Originally Posted by swami
I doubt your gonna get an LCD that big without spending a bundle. I'm moving soon and I'm on the hunt for a Sammy 52a750. They just came out a short time ago and the prices are already in the mid 2 range. Amazon seems to be the most aggressive with the pricing and a 52" LCD is pretty big IMO. 

52 inches for an LCD is large, and any larger will cost you quite a bit. I think your best bet would be plasma if you want wall mountable, but if you want something reliable, cost effective and also energy efficent, the LED DLP's are the best bet. I paid 1799.99 for my HLT-6189S with TV stand for free, and the lower version was around 1200. BTW, thats a 61 inch DLP with 1.3HDMI and bluetooth.
Originally Posted by RMATIC09
i just picked up a 40'' samsung...it's great...i cant imagine what a 57'' would look like...hawt damn
i'm picking one up this weekend.
getting the LN40A530. didn't want to spend more than $1200, and it'll be right in my budget.
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Originally Posted by cmark
quick question: why LCD? in a "cave" you don't have to worry about glare so wouldn't a plasma be a consideration?
you can probably get a panny 58 in for $3000
you can probably get a panny 58 in for $3000
Samsung 58" plasma for $2600. I don't know anything about this TV so I'm not recommending. I happen to catch this deal.
http://www.techbargains.com/news_displayItem.cfm/125240
http://www.techbargains.com/news_displayItem.cfm/125240
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