wow. that's harsh.

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I'm just lacking in penus power, that's all.

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As all of us are.

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Or it'll get stretched out from additional use.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Panasonic-Viera-TC-P46S2-46in-1080p-Plasma-HDTV/400189370893?_trksid=p1468660.m2000036 

If you don't mind plasmas (I do) and want an extra four inches and better picture quality, this might be worth looking at. Free shipping.

Why do you mind plasma's? When I bought my LCD, I went away from Plasma (although it had a better picture) because I was told you have to recharge them after 5 years, or sooner.

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I decided if my LCD 37" sells, that I'd get a new TV. Two people emailed me stating they are interested ... so now I have to start this little search once again.

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Well I had a 55" Sony rear projection that took a shit on me, so when I called to bitch they offered me a 42" LCD for free or a 60" LCD for $350 and free delivery. I went with the 60 inches of manhood, cause Mrs D piped up and said that you don't go backwards in size.

Then my buddy was in a dilemma because he foolishly bought his girlfriend an engagement ring and got a voucher for a free 50" Samsung plasma. Just to help him out I gave him the $600 he wanted and gave Mrs. D her belated birthday present from last July (we both missed our birthdays last summer cause of Mia).

I can't tell the difference in picture quality between the two. But now I get my 60" of viewing pleasure in peace, and my own DVR free from soap operas and vagina channel movies.

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Dynamic Contrast Ratio, Static Contrast Ratio, Refresh as well as the obvious resolution are what count a little more than Plasma or LCD to me. I was high on getting an LED TV until I realized LED TV's are a misnomer as the LED TV is an LCD TV with an LED back light.

Static Contrast Ratio is the contrast ratio at a given point in time.

Dynamic Contrast Ratio is the overall contrast ratio the television can produce over time.

When I bought my current TV, I was going with Plasma because it has a better picture, but then they don't last as long and are more likely to have glare. And the real kicker, Plasma were more expensive than LCD by 10-20% at the time, lol. I went with LCD.


I'm looking for something that has the following.
40inch or more
LED LCD or LCD
120Hz or more
1080p resolution
DCR > 100,000:1

If my laptop and TV both sell, I'll have about 700 to drop on a TV that fits those wants. Needle in the haystack is what this feels like and there's so damn many TV's ... crazy go nuts.

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Gee. I'm just hoping for an HD television before I die.

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