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I would like to solicit the group's opinion on this TV. I am not
technically knowledgeable and don't want to be robbed!!

Thank you very much

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Buy what your economic position will avail, select from known brand names,
shy away from brands you do not recognize, select features and fuctions you
require and understand, and then enjoy.
TV has been considered a grand wasteland, IMHO, the couch potatoes tend to
vegatate on that property!
"Julia Betancóurt de Velasquez" wrote in message
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I would like to solicit the group's opinion on this TV. I am not
technically knowledgeable and don't want to be robbed!!

Thank you very much

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product...in_BCEmail_211

Opinion On TV
 

On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 07:18:34 -0400, "Julia Betancóurt de Velasquez"
wrote:

I would like to solicit the group's opinion on this TV. I am not
technically knowledgeable and don't want to be robbed!!

Thank you very much

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product...in_BCEmail_211


You should critically compare this TV to the same size plasma TV.

I find that LCD screens don't have as wide a viewing angle (horizontal
or vertical) as the plasma screens.

The LCD update time may also be more noticeable in the larger screens
(32 inches).

John

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"Art" wrote in message
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Buy what your economic position will avail, select from known brand names,
shy away from brands you do not recognize, select features and fuctions
you require and understand, and then enjoy.
TV has been considered a grand wasteland, IMHO, the couch potatoes tend to
vegatate on that property!



Brand recognition is virtually worthless these days. Popular well known
brand names are regularly slapped onto cheap noname junk. Look at the sets
in person, compare picture quality, also a plasma TV is one of the very few
things I suggest looking into an extended warranty for as repair cost can be
very high if they fail.

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"Julia Betancóurt de Velasquez" wrote in message
...
I would like to solicit the group's opinion on this TV. I am not
technically knowledgeable and don't want to be robbed!!

I like the latest LCD TVs very much. They have moved past the plasmas, in
my opinion. Just go to BestBuy and look at them ... they are crisp and
bright and have nice viewing angles.

Brand names don't mean much anymore. It's strange that RCA and other old
brand names are still out there since the original companies are long gone
(RCA was literally dismembered by GE). I say strange because my kids, who
spend lots more on this stuff than I do, have no idea about "RCA."

Opinion On TV
 

The main reason the name brand was brought up is the possibility of actually
having viable parts and service after the fact. Remember APEX?? Realizing
many of the old name brands have turned to crap, are owned by the Chinese or
whoever, and now are becoming no longer viable for support or parts. Stay
with the known products, do in-depth research, then drop the quid. Cheers
"Charles" wrote in message
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"Julia Betancóurt de Velasquez" wrote in message
...
I would like to solicit the group's opinion on this TV. I am not
technically knowledgeable and don't want to be robbed!!

I like the latest LCD TVs very much. They have moved past the plasmas, in
my opinion. Just go to BestBuy and look at them ... they are crisp and
bright and have nice viewing angles.

Brand names don't mean much anymore. It's strange that RCA and other old
brand names are still out there since the original companies are long gone
(RCA was literally dismembered by GE). I say strange because my kids, who
spend lots more on this stuff than I do, have no idea about "RCA."

Opinion On TV
 

In article ,
Art wrote:
The main reason the name brand was brought up is the possibility of
actually having viable parts and service after the fact. Remember
APEX?? Realizing many of the old name brands have turned to crap, are
owned by the Chinese or whoever, and now are becoming no longer viable
for support or parts. Stay with the known products, do in-depth
research, then drop the quid.

Setting up and maintaining a spares/support mechanism for products which
will by nature be several years old before they may need them is a *very*
expensive luxury. Just think about it - the number of parts the average TV
uses, stored for perhaps 5 years before they are needed - if ever. And
then become junk.
Just appreciate the low comparative costs of such things these days and
take the gamble.

--
*If you remember the '60s, you weren't really there

Dave Plowman London SW
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