Best LED TV and LCD TV Deals and Reviews

If you love watching Sports or Action Movies, ClearScan 240 will put a smile on your face. Some flat panel TVs just can’t keep up with the action. On the other hand, REGZA® LCD TV with ClearScan 240TM will make you feel like part of the action. ClearScan 240 combines 120 frames per second with a new advanced Backlight Scanning System to create a 240 Hz Effect. New REGZA® LCD TV with ClearScan 240 creates such a new level of picture clarity with motion video that you won’t know whether to stay glued to your seat, or to jump from it.

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Check out Samsung’s super thin LED TV with a touchscreen remote, unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show. Learn more about TVs and other electronics on our web site http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/index.htm?EXTKEY=I93YT01&CMP=OTC-YUTBE

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47-inch class LG INFINIA LE8500 Full LED Slim LCD HDTV offers a single-layer design combined with an energy saving technology including Local Dimming, environmentally friendlier and recyclable materials and LGs Intelligent Sensor function.

- Meets or exceeds Energy Star 3.0 guidelines
- Wide range of energy saving options such as Intelligent Sensor
- Improved recyclability by reducing housing & using recyclable material
- Smaller carbon footpring: GHG equivalency of planting 11 coniferous trees per year

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Tim Page explains the range of Bravia LED LCD TVs. To comment on this video and the technology featured, go to http://www.avforums.com/forums/reports-ces-2010/1169908-ces-2010-sony-bravia-led-lcd-tv-preview.html

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Phil explains Panasonic’s new LED-based LCD HDTVs. To comment on this video and the technology featured, go to http://www.avforums.com/forums/reports-ces-2010/1168188-ces-2010-video-panasonic-ips-led-lcd-tv.html

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There’s no denying that 3D TVs have been making the rounds at CES 2010. Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip tackle new television sets from Samsung, Sony and Panasonic to see what’s in store for those planning on some 3D viewing fun at home.

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Phil Hinton gives us a video summary of the UE40B6000. http://www.avforums.com/reviews/Samsung-UE40B6000VW-LED-LCD-TV-Review.html

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Samsung 55" 8 series LED LCD TV is by far the best picture I have witnessed myself. However, I keep reading reviews that plasmas offer better pictures for movies. Can someone that has actually personally seen these TV’s tell me which one has the better overall picture quality?

It’s all about numbers!

LED LCD’s and Plasma’s have the highest contrast ratios resulting in the blackest blacks, whitest whites and the most vivid and rich looking colors! But that’s were their similarities end!

Plasma’s also have the fastest pixel response times(.001ms) as well as the fastest refresh rates(600hz), making them perfect for fast motion content like sports, movies and gaming! LED LCD’s are still limited by LCD’s inherent technology flaw…slower response times(2ms) and refresh rates(240hz)! This doesn’t mean they’re terrible at fast motion content, it just means Plasma’s are better at reproducing it then LED LCD’s! Plasma’s have smoother picture motion!

Another difference between the two is energy consumption. LED LCD’s use about 40% less energy then Standard LCD’s and Plasma’s! Which is good if you’re into the whole eco-friendly thing! Keep in mind however, LED LCD’s are also the most expensive HDTV on the market right now! So you have to ask yourself, Is it worth saving $25/year for a TV that costs $3,000 more? You’d need to have the TV for 10 years for it to pay for itself!

When it comes to gaming…dollar for dollar…Plasma is best! It’s facts, not opinion here!!! See this: http://www.plasma-lcd-facts.co.uk/