Black levels in LCD tvs.

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Black levels in LCD tvs.

02-04-2008, 11:01 PM

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MaleManGuy MaleManGuy is offline

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50" would be better too then ;-)

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Originally Posted by Kruzifixxion

Yeah i agree that 52 inch Sony is amazing and it's my next purchase!

Well... the 50" Kuro I am sure has the same picture... at $3600 or less. The samsung 4681 is rated better than the sony... and the kuro was rated better than the samsung... at least according to Sound and Vision latest magazine.
I was considering the XBR4 too until I saw the plasmas... panasonic and pioneer. I thought the motion flow was cool but no need to display interpolated frames when there is something fast enough to not even bother. The new panels are 100,000 hours too... longer than the LCD's by 40,000 hours. So, I can watch TV now for 30 years before getting a new one... but... I am gonna get a new plasma anyways unless the OLEDS are better by next year. hehe. With OLED and plasma... there is no need for LCD it seems. Plasma and LCD will have a short life once OLED is working. (and I heard blue has a longer life now... 30K hours?)

Last edited by MaleManGuy; 02-04-2008 at 11:30 PM.

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