Also is LCD, LED, or Plasma the best. I don't care about price I just want the best hdtv overall.
What is the best HDTV on the market at any price?
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"The best" is a relative term. It depends on your personal preferences, room conditions, etc.
For example, most agree that plasma TV sets offer the best colors among flat panel sets, but they don't work well at all in bright lit rooms.
Front projectors give you the best (and the largest!) picture, but they require total darkness.
For example, most agree that plasma TV sets offer the best colors among flat panel sets, but they don't work well at all in bright lit rooms.
Front projectors give you the best (and the largest!) picture, but they require total darkness.
Indeed, a very complicated question.
It all depends on what features are most important to you. For me, "the best" TV is the one I enjoy watching and didn't have to go into debt for. My list of features included at least four feet diagonal size, full 1920x1080P resolution, low glare factor and passive 3D and fit within the amount of money I had previously saved plus my Christmas bonus.
Since price isn't an issue for you, just decide which features are important and find several that fit your list, and demo them in-store or better yet in a friend's home, if you can. Then buy the one you liked best.
It all depends on what features are most important to you. For me, "the best" TV is the one I enjoy watching and didn't have to go into debt for. My list of features included at least four feet diagonal size, full 1920x1080P resolution, low glare factor and passive 3D and fit within the amount of money I had previously saved plus my Christmas bonus.
Since price isn't an issue for you, just decide which features are important and find several that fit your list, and demo them in-store or better yet in a friend's home, if you can. Then buy the one you liked best.
A lot of people agree that, overall, Panasonic's VT series plasmas have the best picture. But, only you can decide for yourself.
I'd rather answer an easier question, such as "What's the best religion?" or "Why can't we all just get along and work for world peace?"
If there was a clear cut answer to this question, they wouldn't produce 10 gazillion models.
If there was a clear cut answer to this question, they wouldn't produce 10 gazillion models.
Yeap. Way too many variables, room conditions being number one. My Panasonic VT (plasma) has way less glare and reflection than my Sony 820 (LCD/LED). My projector is best when dark, but I can have the lights on and still watch/listen while I work on things.
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Isnt it funny that "reflectivity" was used by fanboys alike for years against plasma, then LED LCD's when the mirror route
It also depends a lot on what you are willing to pay. You can go the movie theater route with a $50k projector, of course you would need a pretty big screen or you will go blind with how bright it is... There are the 100"+ plasmas that clock in for a pretty penny...
I have a mix of TVs in my house. My JVC front projector gives probably the best picture, but you need a dark room. Plasma is my second choice, I really love my plasma picture, it is just small compared to FP. LCD does do well though.
The question needs to be: I have up to $X to spend and I am going to use the TV in Y room under Z lighting conditions. Then the best TV could probably be found for your situation.
I have a mix of TVs in my house. My JVC front projector gives probably the best picture, but you need a dark room. Plasma is my second choice, I really love my plasma picture, it is just small compared to FP. LCD does do well though.
The question needs to be: I have up to $X to spend and I am going to use the TV in Y room under Z lighting conditions. Then the best TV could probably be found for your situation.
At any price opens up to all sorts of things.
Example Glasses free 3DFusion models such as
52 inch 3D Display - 3D TV Without Glasses, 3D Displays, Glasses-Free 3D TV | 3DFusion - 3DFusion - 3D TV without Glasses
Super-size sets from Mitsubishi
Cowboys Unveil World's Largest HDTV - Dallas - Slideshows
Personally I am using more modest priced Samsung plasma 3d sets.
Example Glasses free 3DFusion models such as
52 inch 3D Display - 3D TV Without Glasses, 3D Displays, Glasses-Free 3D TV | 3DFusion - 3DFusion - 3D TV without Glasses
Super-size sets from Mitsubishi
Cowboys Unveil World's Largest HDTV - Dallas - Slideshows
Personally I am using more modest priced Samsung plasma 3d sets.
At any price opens it up to these stupid excesses:
Worlds most Expensive TV ? ~ Tech 'n Tings
Most Expensive 3D TV, $85,000 - Web4Tech
Who cares about the picture when you can have a solid gold, diamond encrusted bezel
Worlds most Expensive TV ? ~ Tech 'n Tings
Most Expensive 3D TV, $85,000 - Web4Tech
Who cares about the picture when you can have a solid gold, diamond encrusted bezel
Love this. No "like" button on the SatGuys iPhone app.
OP: Yep, it's time to tell us under what conditions you plan to watch, and do you have the space and inclination to even consider a FPTV. I think we can cross off RPTVs such as DLPs, but little else without more info.
Of course, there's OLED, if you're willing to wait.
OP: Yep, it's time to tell us under what conditions you plan to watch, and do you have the space and inclination to even consider a FPTV. I think we can cross off RPTVs such as DLPs, but little else without more info.
Of course, there's OLED, if you're willing to wait.
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