where gonna buy a tv and its gonna be around 42 to 52 inches so which is better. we dont really want the led cause that looks really breackable. plus which is more affordable?

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-LN52A850-52-Inch-1080p-120Hz/dp/tech-data/B001DW0EWI/ref=de_a_smtd
or
http://www.amazon.com/Sharp-Aquos-LC52D85U-52-Inch-1080p/dp/B001E91OCO/ref=dp_return_2?ie=UTF8&n=172282&s=electronics

I just bought a 52 inch Plasma Samsung (720p) Because I got a great price on the floor model but when I got it home and hooked it up to my satellite it looked really bad. I don’t have an HD box yet so I thought was the problem but It still looked bad with the Wii & Xbox. I wonder, Is the tv bad quality or is it just my set up. Should I take it back & get an LCD? I don’t really need such a big tv but I thought this was a good deal.
Note: I am a gamer & watch a lot of action movies. Which one has a better picture without motion blur? This one has a lot of motion issues.

In 2008 I purchased a 60 Inch Samsung DLP as a gift to myself for my 21st Birthday. 1 Year and 3 days later it went out. $2,500 down the drain. I was irretated beyond believe. Samsung told me it is out of warranty, we will give you a replacement at a discounted price. They gave me a 52 Inch LCD at $1599.99 down from there advertised price of $1999.99. After I bought it, 1 week later they dropped the price on it to $1599.99. That was funny to me. So I have had this tv now for 6 Months or so and its starting to give me some problems. Im going to sell it to a tech friend and he can do as he pleases. Which means for the THIRD time in 2 years I am in the market for a new TV. I have basically spent $4,000 in 2 years so I am not wanting to spend alot. I am going the Plasma route this time, after DLP and LCD werent good to me.

I have 2 TV’s in mind and only 2.

A LG and a Panasonic. I want to know which one I should get and why. I want some answers from people that have owned or do own or have worked on them, or are tech guru’s. i would perfer an unbiased answer as I dont want to drop $2,000 for a 6 month TV.

Please help me….

Heres links to the 2 TV’s at HHgregg I am looking at. The guy at HHgregg told me to go with LG. A couple tech friends said go Panasonic.

Which should it be and why??

http://hhgregg.com/ProductDetail.asp?SID=n&ProductID=23053&BrandStore=All

http://hhgregg.com/ProductDetail.asp?SID=n&ProductID=23766&BrandStore=All

I want to buy a 52 inch tv LCD. I could either get the samsung for $1019 or the sony for $1039.Which is better and why? Thanks!

I am going to buy a T.V this weekend whats should I get? A 50 inch Plasma for $1093 with sound system or 52 inch LCD Samsung for $1300. Dose a plasma really burn the pic. on to the screen?

we need a awnser i will give five points to who ever helps the best Plasma or LCD

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