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Best LCD Televisions 2010

By on November 3, 2010

Nowadays with increasing technology the use of technical appliances is growing and people are looking forward to the new versions of products that are better than their predecessor. Some of the best TV’s to buy today include:

The Panasonic TC-P42GT25 with priced between $ 859.96 and $ 1,529.98 this TV has superb performance, accurate primary color with THX mode, effective antireflective screen and includes 2D to 3D conversion but it lags behind because it cannot properly handle 1080p per 24 sources, loses some black level performance over time, fewer streaming service and does not include 3D glasses.

LG 42LD520 at a range between $ 659 and $899 has superb picture adjustment option with video processing which handles 1080p per 24 correctly but it has low picture uniformity

The Samsung PN63C8000 priced on the higher side between $ 2689 and $ 3800, convincingly handles 1080p per 24 sources, color accuracy with superb streaming and good 3D picture quality, but has less energy efficiency, no 3D glasses and very low quality remote.

The Vizio XVT553SV priced between $1698 and $1729 has accurate color, excellently bright light, superb streaming and is backed with applications like integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth remote. However, this set can’t handle 1080p per 24 content properly and has low off angle view.

Toshiba 37RV753 has got advantages of bright pictures, decent free view clarity and is extremely reasonably priced. The TV pack has a lot of features with the free view HD tunes being the pick of the bunch, but it lacks poor shadow detailing and has a clumsy user interface.

Samsung PS50C6900 is in3D and with extensive secondary feature count that has access to Samsung‘s impressive interne @TV platform. With this it has the potential to become the first 3D cool pick. It is made for far less crosstalk than other Samsung models, has a sleek and slender design, decent picture flexibility, solid audio but possesses a few glitches when it comes to color adjustments.

Apple TV with a cost of $99 is a cool media box to use and it is very comfortable with Mac and iTunes more specifically. The rear of the device only has HDMI for videos, optical audio and Ethernet though 802.11n wireless networking is built in, however, it has poor 1080p support as compared to other TVs.

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