TV - Samsung or Sony, and does refresh rate matter?
Discussion
A blown speaker and an ever darker picture mean it's time to pension off the old Panasonic CRT, so I need to buy a replacement with a budget of £600, maybe £700.
Narrowed it down to Samsung (48 inch 3D) or Sony (50 inch 2D).
Not bothered about 3D.
Both 400 Hz processing rate.
Sony is c. £100 more expensive.
First question - Samsung or Sony?
Second - How important is the processing rate? As an ordinary viewer (not a home cinema enthusiast ), will I actually notice the difference between 400Hz and 200Hz or even 100Hz? Could I lose a couple of hundred hertz and save a few quid without spoiling my viewing pleasure?
Narrowed it down to Samsung (48 inch 3D) or Sony (50 inch 2D).
Not bothered about 3D.
Both 400 Hz processing rate.
Sony is c. £100 more expensive.
First question - Samsung or Sony?
Second - How important is the processing rate? As an ordinary viewer (not a home cinema enthusiast ), will I actually notice the difference between 400Hz and 200Hz or even 100Hz? Could I lose a couple of hundred hertz and save a few quid without spoiling my viewing pleasure?
Thanks all.
Leaning towards the Sony as it looks like delivery will be quicker.
I'm going to try paying for TV for a year, since (in theory, at least) adding TV to my current Virgin broadband and switching the landline from BT will cost about the same as I currently pay for broadband and phone, so I'd like to have the new television installed before October 1st.
Leaning towards the Sony as it looks like delivery will be quicker.
I'm going to try paying for TV for a year, since (in theory, at least) adding TV to my current Virgin broadband and switching the landline from BT will cost about the same as I currently pay for broadband and phone, so I'd like to have the new television installed before October 1st.
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