Suggestions for new TV?

[Raiden]

Our ten-year-old projector TV is beginning to die out, with lines slowly becoming visible on the screen, so my family is now considering what TV to buy. Since we haven't purchased a TV in a decade, I'm not very knowledgeable about what television we should buy, but here are a few things that we would like as features:

- Preferably LCD, and no Plasma TV.
- Smart TV, or TV that can download from the Internet
- Around $1,000, but it depends on the features

Since we are living in a slow economy right now, we are hoping to get a great deal on a flat-screen that won't break our bank account. If you guys have any suggestions or know what websites to visit for info, please share it here. Thanks all!

 

[mjbull23]

I've had my Samsung TV for three years now, and am just as happy with it as the day I purchased. Beautiful colors, great picture quality. They do make quality sets.

Anyways, you asked for a price range of 1k. Heres a Samsung Smart TV over at Best Buy for that price. Decent size screen 46". Anyway, check it out.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung...HDTV/4837482.p?id=1218540196359&skuId=4837482

 

[runawayboulder]

I have Samsung and it is still the best flat screen TV's out there. My dad got an LG LED flat screen and it's pretty nice.

I plan on getting an LED at the end of the month so I'm def gonna look at Samsung and LG first.

 

[Doc Samson]

Any particular reason for the Plasma disdain Raiden?

 

[johnalba544]

Recently i buy Samsung TV, and am just as happy with it as the day I purchased. the clarity is so good and it is really Beautiful.
My Friend Suggested me to get an LED.

 

[ComicChick]

was it a DLP tv? i've had mine at least 5 years and all i had to do was change the bulb and its like watching a brand new tv again

 

[Duke]

How reputable are the LED tvs made by Westinghouse? I saw a 32' slim one at Bestbuy for a nice price & at first glance it looks great. Anyway, just wondering.....