Im willing to dish out at least 4,000.00 for a 52 inch lcd. What’s the best brand I can get for my money?

I’m a little confused with the cables.
there’s S-video and component.
I have a 52′ inch LCD flat screen, and I want to know which one is best for it.

and the cable that came with the Wii, (red, white, yellow) is that the one with loswest quality?

I have a Samsung 52 inch LCD TV and looking to buy a new Blu Ray player.

What are some of the best ones?

I have a Sony PS3, but it won’t let me start the Blu Ray disk at the place I left off after I turn the machine off, so I’m getting a real Blu Ray player that can do that.

We are looking to spend approximately $1500 on a new LCD television. Preferably, we would like to have a 52″ with 1080p and a high contrast ratio. Any suggestions for specific television brands, models and places to purchase will be much appreciated.

Thank you

I dont know a lot about tv’s but I am wondering what would be the best lcd hdtv for around $600. I am definitely concerned with image quality and sound clarity, but my main concern is the video lag. my 52 inch tv in my den has a lag when scrolling with IO digital cable. from what i understand, some tv’s have that problem and some dont (not sure the cause myself). anyway my main question is what is my best bet for a lcd hdtv for around $600. i am an avid video game player and movie watcher so a reliable and clear tv is what i am looking for. eventually i plan on getting a blu ray player as well.

I want to buy a 52 inch LCD television.

What is the best deal I can get? Should I go to Best Buy? Is there a website out there that has great deals?

Thanks everybody.

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so I am moving across town (only a mile) I just bought a 52 inch LCD tv a few months ago. I have professional movers, will they know how to move it? or should we try to take it separately in the SUV and just wrap in blankets or sit in the back and hold it steady for the 8 block drive?

What is the best brand for a 1080P LCD TV around 46-52 inches between 1000and 1300?

Right now on reputable sites there are Sonys, LG’s, Toshibas, Magnavox and a Samsung at the very upper end of that range (BJs.com) …. I have a feeling Magnavox is crap..but a 47 inch 1080P can be had at Target for about $900 after 10% off for opening a credit card before I then pay it off in cash at the service desk.
Thanks

Please keep in mind.. I understand at this price range and size..that 60HZ is the norm. I am going for size.
I am using the TV for broadcasts and movies mostly. I have not looked at any 720 sets. There is a 46inch Samsung at bjs. for about 1170 shipped.
An LG 1080P at Tigerdirect for about 1100 shipped.. Those are the two I am really Eyeballing more recently.

As I understand it,plasma has a limited lifetime.. Longevity is not good.. correct?