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Sony TVs have better input options (one more analog input) than Samsung, and a more straightforward gray look.
Sony TVs have better input options (one more analog input) than Samsung, and a more straightforward gray look.
*[http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921666077675 KDL-EX700]:$899 at Stellar Stereo
*[http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921666077675 KDL-EX700]:$899 at Stellar Stereo
*Sony KDL-EX710:Internet video, side and rear inputs of all types. Too bad there's no video out. Uses negligible amounts of electricity in standby (less than 0.1W), but takes a while to start up. Also takes a bit to change channels, but this is a common scourge of digital/network computer-based TVs.
*Sony KDL-EX710:Internet video, side and rear inputs of all types. Too bad there's no video out. Uses negligible amounts of electricity in standby (less than 0.1W), but takes a while to start up. Also takes a bit to change channels, but this is a common scourge of digital/network computer-based TVs. The biggest problem is the audio lag of about 0.3s—The audio out (to receiver) is in step, but not the audio to speakers when watching a digital input.


===LG===
===LG===

Revision as of 07:09, 2 November 2011

Samsung

Prices

UN32C6500:$1079 at Buy

  • UN32C5000:$786 at Buy
  • UN32C6300:$1079 at Amazon
  • UN32B6000 (2009 model):$850

Sony

Sony TVs have better input options (one more analog input) than Samsung, and a more straightforward gray look.

  • KDL-EX700:$899 at Stellar Stereo
  • Sony KDL-EX710:Internet video, side and rear inputs of all types. Too bad there's no video out. Uses negligible amounts of electricity in standby (less than 0.1W), but takes a while to start up. Also takes a bit to change channels, but this is a common scourge of digital/network computer-based TVs. The biggest problem is the audio lag of about 0.3s—The audio out (to receiver) is in step, but not the audio to speakers when watching a digital input.

LG

I promised LG I wouldn't buy from them when their phone screens cracked for no good reason twice.

Panasonic

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