Does your home have at least one flat screen TV (plasma, LCD) ??

[ghosthunter]

Does your home have at least one flat screen TV (plasma, LCD) ??

[ghosthunter]

So far I just have standard TV sets at home. I feel LCD/Plasma tvs are still expensive even if they have come down in price the last couple of years.

[Jun aka Pekto]

We have still 1. A Magnavox (Philips) 32" LCD tv.

CRT tv's.... we have 3. No pressing need yet to replace them.

Add: Make that 4 CRT tv's. I forgot to add the one in the den.

[1D4LV]

i have a 6 year old plasma.

[xTrememan]

Maybe this December we'll have a big LCD screen to watch at home... a Samsung or Sony brand maybe.

[nicolodeon]

Umm...would a TV flattened by an angry wife 'coz I watched WRC during her teevee time count?

[ssaloon]

40" Samsung HD LCD.

[red07]

3 standard and 2 flatscreen tvs lang.

Pinag-iipunan pa yung pambili ng Sony Bravia.

[LadyRider]

Is an LCD/flat screen TV a recommendable rather than the projector type? Kase sabi sa akin nga ng isang insider sa Sony na hindi raw ganun katagal ang tinatagal ng buhay nung LCD TV or siguro depende na lang rin sa gamit ng may-ari?

Kami naman sa bahay we have a 43inch TV in our theater and maganda pa rin naman ang performance. Its a Toshiba HD series na more than 9 years na and still working! Pati yung home theater system na sinet-up ko noon, maganda pa rin kaya I don't see the need of getting a new one. Besides nakaka inis kase ang bilis magpalit ng mga models! Kabibili mo lang ng ilang daan libo tapos me bagong mas maganda nanaman! (hehehehe) Dami kasing competition lately!

But I heard that Samsung is better than Sony? Tama ba yun? Lalu na yung bagong labas na LCD nila? Korea is catching up ba?

[boybi]

Not yet.

Totoo ba na Samsung parts ang gamit sa mga Sony LCD TVs?

[BlueBimmer]

32" widescreen samsung slimfit crt lang...

baka makasingit ng 42" LCDTV this year..pero labo kasi kelangan pa dslr

[empy]

wala :cry2:

[Memphis Raines]

We have a 32" Sony Bravia in the living room.

Pero mas maganda ang picture ng 42" Samsung lcd, much much brighter and finer ang images .

Advice ko lang sa inyo if you plan to buy one, scout around for some great deals especially malapit na ang pasko. I plan to get the Samsung with their free home theater package (actually just add P5,000) then one year to pay Zero Interest .

Sulit talaga ang may lcd lalo na if you watch a lot of racing...kitang-kita mo ang mga small details like the decals on the race cars/bikes!

[chua_riwap]

We already have the Black Sony Bravia (32"). I'm planning to get another one, this time, the 37" Samsung LCD naman. Dito sa Saudi, bagsak presyo na LCD TV.

[ghosthunter]

Is an LCD/flat screen TV a recommendable rather than the projector type? Kase sabi sa akin nga ng isang insider sa Sony na hindi raw ganun katagal ang tinatagal ng buhay nung LCD TV or siguro depende na lang rin sa gamit ng may-ari?
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I'm also in the same boat. I am thinking of getting a LCD projector (not a rear projection TV) for a home "cinema" setup. It can give me a bigger viewing area than a 42 inch plasma for less money. Of course, I would need to set aside some cash for some decent audio system and retractable projection screen as well.

One major downside of a LCD projector is the cost of a replacement bulb.

As for rear projection TVs, some of the drawbacks are:
-narrow ideal viewing angle.
-screen not as "bright" when room is brightly lighted.
-bulky

[dxx_ddf]

yup. for me, 40" Samsung HD LCD. wall mounted..

[morpheus08]

yung mga tv namin puro crt lang. mahal lcd eh. yung natatanging lcd ko lang ay computer monitor kasi mas prone to radiation mata mo kasi malapit eh...

[chua_riwap]

Advantage ng LCD TV sa CRT types, flicker free sila.

[dfcsantos]

None

[GerardTagayty]

2 hitachi we got em a couple of months back. kase bumigay na yun big screen namin of 8 yrs na yata. a 42 sa video room and a 32 for me. i use the 32 for my computer and ps2..