kk101
01-02-10, 08:12 PM
Hello all. I am in the midst of trying to upgrade my current 26" LCD, and have quite possibly narrowed it down to a few available models. However, I am very unfamiliar with televisions and their specs, hence why I am after some help.
I should preface this by saying that I am a student, with not a ton of available room and not a ton of available cash. So, while these models may not seem particularly special to some of you, they would make sense for someone like myself. My main draw for upgrading is for blu rays, if that matters.
These are the models that I am considering. The potential prices are in parentheses.
40" Sony Bravia XBR ($600)
KDL-40XBR6
1080p/120Hz
37" LG ($450)
37LH20-UA
720p/60Hz
47" LG ($650)
47LH30
1080p/60Hz
Now, obviously, the Sony Bravia has the best specs (1080p/120Hz) and a good price tag ($600), but it is significantly less in size to the 47" LG. However, that model is only 60Hz, which while I admit I don't know the difference between it and 120Hz, I know some consider it extremely substantial. The 37" LG is more in my budget, but does not have stellar specs.
Is this the right thinking? And does anyone have any familiarity with any of these models?
I should preface this by saying that I am a student, with not a ton of available room and not a ton of available cash. So, while these models may not seem particularly special to some of you, they would make sense for someone like myself. My main draw for upgrading is for blu rays, if that matters.
These are the models that I am considering. The potential prices are in parentheses.
40" Sony Bravia XBR ($600)
KDL-40XBR6
1080p/120Hz
37" LG ($450)
37LH20-UA
720p/60Hz
47" LG ($650)
47LH30
1080p/60Hz
Now, obviously, the Sony Bravia has the best specs (1080p/120Hz) and a good price tag ($600), but it is significantly less in size to the 47" LG. However, that model is only 60Hz, which while I admit I don't know the difference between it and 120Hz, I know some consider it extremely substantial. The 37" LG is more in my budget, but does not have stellar specs.
Is this the right thinking? And does anyone have any familiarity with any of these models?

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