I've been banging my head against the wall trying to find a flat screen TV to fit in our living room. This would be our first flat screen sho I wanted to make sure the choice was a good one. Originally I was going for a 32", probably a Sony KDL32D300 as the other half didn't want anything too big. However once I saw it I thought it looked a little small and since it's got to last a few years (had our current CRT for 10+ years!)
Anyway, after much reading and soul searching it seemed that the 37PX70 would be the best choice (although I still have concerns about image retention, burn and purple snakes!) This was 2 weeks ago... Almost as soon as I had made a decision I read about the "80" series TV's coming out with 100hz, 15000:1, 24p etc...
Suddenly the PX70's started to become harder to find and of course I have the dilema as to whether I should pay a little more for the PX80 being that it is newer (doesn't always mean better I know!)
So my budget has gone from approx £450 to £600 at the moment, or £680 roughly for the PX80. But is the PX80 worth the extra? Should I try and find a cheap PX70 and go for that?
Just to clarify my viewing needs, we have Virgin+, standard DVD, PS2.... no Blue ray or PS3 at the moment!
Anyway, after much reading and soul searching it seemed that the 37PX70 would be the best choice (although I still have concerns about image retention, burn and purple snakes!) This was 2 weeks ago... Almost as soon as I had made a decision I read about the "80" series TV's coming out with 100hz, 15000:1, 24p etc...
Suddenly the PX70's started to become harder to find and of course I have the dilema as to whether I should pay a little more for the PX80 being that it is newer (doesn't always mean better I know!)
So my budget has gone from approx £450 to £600 at the moment, or £680 roughly for the PX80. But is the PX80 worth the extra? Should I try and find a cheap PX70 and go for that?
Just to clarify my viewing needs, we have Virgin+, standard DVD, PS2.... no Blue ray or PS3 at the moment!