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I've been using a 19" Samsung (not sure of the model number) since 2008. It was 'HD-Ready' at the time, but that was a waste of space, since I can't get the HD Freeview channels. I watch TV very little these days, so it mostly sits unused: F1, any program about space, and the new Robot Wars series are the only times it gets turned on. The picture quality was good at the time, but doesn't look so great compared to the latest TV's; the sound quality is good though. Since I mainly use my PC monitor for watching DVD's and stuff on youtube, I have no reason to get an upgrade.
samsung 48" 3d smart tv, 6400 i believe. lovely picture, 3d is good as well.
A 10 year old, 26" Samsung that is HD Ready (720p). It is coupled to a Humax HDR-Fox T2 (5 years old) for Freeview HD and recording.
Still works and does the job, but I am thinking about replacing it. I don't need a big TV, but if it is going to be another 10 years, then the smallest good 4k TV that I could see is 40".
8 year old 42" Samsung Plasma, cheapy and never the greatest screen. Has a line down it now. Wish TVs weren't so full of 'Smart apps' and you could still get a decent plasma.
Thinking of a Sony 55x8507c as a replacement. At least it will run Kodi, keeping it useful when they stop update in a couple of years time.
Im still really happy with my TH-42LF30ER but can't wait for a oled hdr setup at some point.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
I have a 6 year old Panasonic 55" Plasma. I couldn't afford a VT at the time, so I went with the GT. Never had any problem with burnin. If I were to replace it, I would only go OLED. LCD displays just can't handle high motion or blacks.
55" 4K curved screen, Samsung UN55JU7500....also my primary gaming rigs screen.
finally got round to upgrading the 50"panasonic g10 plasma .. it's now in the bedroom ..
so got the LG 55" UH850V Smart 3D 4k Ultra got it home setup the color turned the naff stuff off
and wow black blacks you could see a spot on an ants arse .. so so clear
and the 3d an't bad either ..lol
What does it matter now if men believe or no?
What is to come will come. And soon you too will stand aside,
To murmur in pity that my words were true
(Cassandra, in Agamemnon by Aeschylus)
To see the wizard one must look behind the curtain ....
10 year old 70" Sony XBR2 and a 2 year old 51" Samsung Plasma. the plasma is already dying while the XBR is good as the day i purchased it.
24" JVC LT-24DK3BJ, HD ready from 2011.
it displays a picture, colours are terrible, sound gets distorted at medium volume, has an annoying blue light just below the screen.
did have a 32" DGM before that, but the speakers developed a high pitched buzz, then went a bit smokey.
last TV I helped mate buy, was a Panasonic 50" CX802b for £750. early this year. Mate uses headphones on it too. while i'm on a full ATMOS/DTS-X setup via a Denon 2200W on a tiny 24".
seems a funny way around doesn't it
Toshiba 46" LED full HD 3d smart TV. Wall mounted (that took some exceptionally big holes in the wall and wall plugs).
The smart features have declined over the years and I now don't use them, not even sure if Youtube is still working. There is a browser though. It also does home streaming (never tried this, not sure how to work it - DNLA or something?) and supports MKV on USB sticks.
Never tried the 3D features but did buy an active headset in a moment of madness years ago (it didn't come with one).
Great size for my largish room, everything is in the ocular sweet spot, don't think I'll really need bigger at this res. Good picture, probably not a patch on OLED or decent Plasma but better than most LCD / LED tv I see. Some backlight bleed (which seems to be getting worse? Not sure if that's possible) and the settings are confusing and the saturation seems high on some sources. Also only seems to do 50hz over HDMI, no 60hz
Just got a Sky sub and box and the picture seems to have improved as compared to the built in HD DTV and Satellite decoders, not sure why...
I love it though, best TV I've owned and although it hasn't seen much use I'll likely keep it until more cost effective 4k sources become a real thing (as well as OLED I think). 46TL968B model.
Every time I had to use the TV guide (with the built in tuners) I have to accept a license from MediaGuide and wait around 20 seconds. Would have preferred proper freeview HD and freesat HD support but it's close. Paid full price in a Richer Sounds for it (mug I know) but they did replace the original which had around 3 off/dead pixels so overall very happy.
TV or PC? Both I say, for now at least.
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Be Careful on the Internet! I ran and tackled a drive by mining attack today. It's not designed to do anything than provide fake texts (say!)
Sony Bravia KDL-40W2000
It's just hit it's 10-year birthday - but back in the day, was only decent 1080 you could pick up for £1500.
I keep on meaning to replace it, but.. I've become attached to the little energy guzzler.
It used to be part of a home cinema setup, but then I redecorated and.. well the picture is still "acceptale", but the speakers are wonderful and I've got a shield to be the 'smart' bit for now.. and and..
Well first I was going to replace it with a Samsung 1080.. then 4k.. then HDR.. then the Sony I fancied with Android TV had a #### CPU and sound.. and and and...
Bluntly, I've become sentimental for my little work-horse. I know I could pick up something in the supermarket that's notionally "better" in some way - but I'd feel guilty.
Panasonic TX-50CX802B, which cost me £699 this May (after cash4goals promotion). Superb TV for the money and don't regret spending that amount one bit. Was £1700-1800 when launched last summer apparently so I think I got a real bargain.
The people i live with have some sort of ordinary 32-38" (i think) HD Samsung TV.
Myself, it's a rare month in which i'd watch more than a couple of hours of TV. The closest i come to standard TV viewing is generally taken up by a selection of youtube channels i follow nowadays, otherwise i'm on the internet/PC video/PC work/gaming nowadays
A finlux 47F7010
It's a 47" 3D tv with excellent piture quality and great 3D viewing
Some friends have even said it's better 3D than there own and they have £600+ TV's . Always get a clear sharp piture even at an angle ..
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