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25 Responses to “How To Buy an HDTV”

1. 

   musicfuse
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   console games only output at 60hz as of right now.
2. 

   rancybajapanty
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   you think 60hz are good for video games dude
3. 

   maniac612
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   780p? I thought it was called 720p…
4. 

   cbwblade
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   I just bought a 40′ 1080p Dynex tv from Bestbuy for $500. It looks just like a Sony or Samsung.
5. 

   zzoeboy55
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   you can get a 37″ hdtv for $600.
6. 

   mazhas08
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   Thank you, great video!
   I’m looking to buy a HDTV myself. Mainly I will use it for my PS3, so I wanna get a 32″ (could be smaller as long as it’s 1080p, I wanna get the best quality out of my PS3) LCD 1080p HDTV, and I was wondering, how much should I spend on it? I’m on a pretty tight budget. I can only spend about €500 (that’s about $700)? Is it possible to get a TV with specs that I’m looking for for that price?
7. 

   toCowboybebop
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   you solved so many questions i had in 1/10th the effort it took me looking online and even just getting back from the stores that i spent gas, brain cells, aaaaaaaaaaand time on, thank you sir. To give an idea of a highlighted question i had that you answered, was the difference between plasma and lcd for videogames and the movement and clarity + smaller end points i only need 26 inch or less, but thank you man, thanks.
8. 

   xpointerx
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   i agree buddy! i bought one the other day! 32 in 720p for 398 on sale
9. 

   GoochySpooge
   

   15. Jun, 2009

   the best brand is samsung tvs
10. 

    Iw0ntbeignored
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    Very helpful.
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    15. Jun, 2009

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12. 

    chocolatecherries13
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    don lets talk
13. 

    daveyt88
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    wow this video is so helpful! 5/5
14. 

    Ametore
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    thanks, helped me
15. 

    hmccorm2
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    Thanks for this video
16. 

    AFightingPanda
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    what is also great is the fact that isnt a tv its a computer monitor….nice.
17. 

    amartinez97
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    get a 40″ Sony bravio there the best or 46″
18. 

    jslapp0
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    i say this is very helpful but you didnt get into what brand is better
19. 

    Diffrentjamsith
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    Hello, I do not know what to buy a LG 37″ LCD-TV 37LG6000 or a Samsung 32″ LCD-TV LE32A656 plz help me out
20. 

    musicfuse
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    60hz don’t effect games and tv only movies. 60hz refers to 60 interlaced field shots. 120hz are made because it is divisible by 24hz (movies) and 60hz. anything over 120hz don’t make sense. pixel response time is more important for normal use.
21. 

    SrgtRock11
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    Another aspect to look for if your into video gaming, especially high speed action HD games, is the refresh rates. Standard refresh is around 60hz but if you don’t want tearing effects to show up in action games, you should try to find hdtv’s with a higher refresh rate than 60hz. Above 80hz is ideal.
22. 

    TheGreenTeaKid
    

    15. Jun, 2009

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23. 

    fortlee3
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    Great job. Thanks, Mr. Landing.
24. 

    lootersftw123
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    Yeah you got it.
25. 

    ioanaionut22
    

    15. Jun, 2009

    maybe 720p