With Barman's Aid LY
I asked the same Q! I finally ended up w/a 32" HD Samsung. What I needed was one that had a computer port, as I use it as my Monitor also. What I gave up @ the time was pic in pic, which I had on my old Sony. Now I wish I'd gone for the 40" which did have that feature. They've dropped in price now, so a 40 is almost what a 32 was LY. Samsung or Sony are both great choices. BOL
I asked the same Q! I finally ended up w/a 32" HD Samsung. What I needed was one that had a computer port, as I use it as my Monitor also. What I gave up @ the time was pic in pic, which I had on my old Sony. Now I wish I'd gone for the 40" which did have that feature. They've dropped in price now, so a 40 is almost what a 32 was LY. Samsung or Sony are both great choices. BOL
HAHAHA what a dickhead. Yes the TV was bought long before I lost my job.
LOL Unlike you I leave the house a few times a year and met a wonderful woman that is educated and employed.
I also was very responsible and lived below my means. When I lost my job I had well over 20 g's in the bank and about 60g's in investments.
Unlike you I am not a career loser student that will never produce anyhting worth of value to society.
Collecting unemployment is not welfare. Don't compare me to the welfare queens that have never paid taxes in thier life. I have been working since I was 14. Since that time I would say I have went maybe 6 months without getting a check from an employer.
LOL YOU ARE A LOSER
carry on now
please find a post where I said those words and I will send you $500.00
I assume you're talking about Samsung's new "Luxia" line models which currently include the B6000, B7000, and B8000? Although Samsung is marketing these models as "LED", they are NOT true LED's. What they do have are individual edge-lit LED's located around the perimeter of the panel (which then reflect off a mirror behind the panel to illuminate the screen), but there isn't any true backlight on these sets, which is why they can be so thin.
However, later this fall, Samsung will be releasing the B9000 which will be a real LED set with actual individual LED's dispersed directly behind the panel that will light the display. The B9000 will be the official replacement for their only current, true LED set.. the A950.
The B6000, B7000, and B8000 are Samsung's 1st generation edge-lit LED displays and the line is clearly a work in progress. They all suffer from many issues such as uneven panel, oversaturated colors, annoying corner flashlights, and terrible off-angle viewing. This is a result of the edge-lit technology, in which you sacrifice several key elements of picture quality for style. I highly recommend waiting until at least the 3rd generation if you're looking to invest in edge-lit technology. Sony was the first to bring it to market last year and theirs suffer from the same issues.
The B9000, however, will most likely be one of the best two sets on the market (going head-to-head with Sony's true LED XBR11), but you'll have to wait until the fall for both of those models.
The current best LED LCD sets on the market are Sony's XBR8 and Samsung's A950. Of course the Pioneer Elite Kuro is the way to go for plasma lovers.
