which tv would you choose?

[bmoore15]

I'm going to be buying a new hdtv pretty soon and I think I've narrowed it down to two that I am looking at. Of course if anyone has another suggestion I would love to here it. I do not want to go over $800 though. I would mostly use the tv for watching movied (some blu-ray some not) and playing my ps3, but I would obviously watch some tv on it too. So which of these two would you buy and why? Thanks for any help you can give me!

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[TheRoot21]

if you are going to use it for blu-ray, you need the 1080p

 

[RC Didnt Offer]

Well the obvious response would be to go wtih the Toshiba - more bang for your buck.

There will be people that will say the 1080p vs 720p is a dealbreaker and others will say its not really necessary at this time for basic users like you and me. (We couldnt tell the difference).

I bought the 32" LCD Samsung and still love their products.

 

[Play Misti]

I bought a 42 inch Vizio 1080 LCD HD and dig it

 

[Horneius_Maximus]

I would go for the Toshiba.

If you are looking to go lower, I would look at the Toshiba Regza 37" @ 720p. I got it for 600 dollars from Fry's.

 

[DrPepperHorn]

I'm a huge Toshiba fan. I just got rid of mine, but not because I was unhappy with. Had to upgrade to the Elite. IMO, Toshiba is the best band for your buck. Check out OneCall.com for some great deals. I also highly recommend Allstar Video on Richmond if you are in Houston.

 

[vball]

I've also been looking at the Toshiba. Fry's had it advertised over the weekend in the DFW area for $697.
I think i'll be getting one.

 

[DCLonghorn]

Toshiba because of price, size and 1080p. Although, at 40" you're not going to notice the difference between 720p & 1080p.

 

[Nonbryan]

The Sammy is the better TV. That being said, I too would get the Toshiba for the 3" more than the 720 vs. 1080.

 

[MGS]

47" 1080p Vizio for $900

 

[zinger]

I have the Samsung 1080 DLP. Wife has the Samsung LCD 1080w/120hz. The 120 hz is noticeably better for sporting events.

 

[Holden]

If you can stretch your budget by $150, your best bet is the 46" 1080p panny plasma at costco w/ a 2 year warranty.