buying a TV
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Rich Spirit
#LeveledUp
Don't see a link either
Fixed it for ya.
I was In the store and it's cheaper then the Samsung, sharps, and lg tvs...plus it had wifi built in...I also don't really value 3d....I just don't want to over spend...but I also want a quality product.
I just read this review from 1 of the sites I trust for HDTV reviews (http://televisions.reviewed.com/content/toshiba-l7300u-review/the-science). Yeah, I co-sign you getting this TV. It looks to be 1 of the best LCD TVs of 2013.
Them black levels & contrast ratio
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Them black levels & contrast ratio
:CONTRAST RATIO
Better bring some shades
Contrast ratio is a measure of a television's maximum luminance divided by its minimum luminance. The resulting ratio, expressed as "X:1," dictates how many units of brightness per a baseline level of darkness a television is capable of. The higher the contrast ratio, the more realistic certain aspects of a TV's picture will be. The L7300U tested with a solid contrast ratio for an LCD, 4061:1, which is wider than a number of pricier 2013 models of the same classification (LCD). The L7300U's wide contrast ratio owes primarily to how searingly bright it can get at maximum Backlight and Contrast: We measured a peak luminance of 365.50 cd/m2 , and a black level of 0.09 cd/m2 .
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HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
Overall I would say Samsung and Sony have the best smart interfaces
They both have the most and updated apps(Samsung has the edge)
I doubt I would get any smart tv besides from those two brands
They both have the most and updated apps(Samsung has the edge)
I doubt I would get any smart tv besides from those two brands
Don't know how good this one is but I just saw it on slickdeals, it's $1199 in-store only at Microcenter
http://slickdeals.net/f/6601450-lg-...-1199-instore-only-1yr-free-netflix-included?
http://slickdeals.net/f/6601450-lg-...-1199-instore-only-1yr-free-netflix-included?
Its nice but not everyone live by an Microcenter. The OP's tv is nice he should get it.
If i was buying another TV today it'd be this one
if i was gonna cheap out a bit i'd downgrade to this one
those TVs have by far the best input lag levels possible on an HDTV. the first one is just flat out one of the best LED TVs presently on the market.
honestly if I could get rid of my 55HX950 I'd buy that first TV but I'd never get even close to what I paid for if i sold it so i'm just gonna keep it.
