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Since I can't have a plasma...
). This pretty much means that plasma TV's are not an option
. With that being said, I am looking at getting a new LCD. I currently have a 47" Vizio LCD which has been good to me but now the WIFE thinks it is too small. We have been looking at 52"-55" TV's but have been having some problems with decisions. So far we have looked at the 52" Samsung LN52B750U1F, the 52" Sony KDL-52Z5100, and the 55" Vizio VF551XVT. The only contrast ratio that the samsung lists is the 150,000:1 DCR and at which if that is the case the Vizio is 2,000,000:1 DCR but as we all know "dynamic" is not very dynamic at all. The Vizio is a "Full Array" LED LCD as opposed to the others being traditional CCFL LCD. This is where I need some help from everyone. Is there a brand you guys recommend over another and if so why? I kind of like the idea of the LED backlit (Full Array not the Edge Lit) but is there something I am missing with the Vizio? Please help a somewhat lost consumer figure this out(and keep the bashing to a minimum
). Any input will be greatly appreciated.
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