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lcd tv 32 1080p 120hz
Please help me buy a tv?
I just bought this tv for about $630.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung+-+32%22+Class+/+1080p+/+120Hz+/+LCD+HDTV/9293445.p?id=1218076081107&skuId=9293445
Now im hearing about this new LED LCD that is better. Should I return the TV I got and look for one of these new tvs. Is the black and stuff that much better? Is it worth the extra money?
Thanks
LED LCD is not new. Its actually a pretty standard technology now. Samsung has had it out for a couple of years (they simply only recently created an entire line called LED LCD, but they used to just be series 9 TVs). Sony as well has had it out for a while. Their old XBR8 line is LED LCD. They are no up to XBR10 (also LED LCD) in their XBR series.
At 32", LED LCD is overkill unless you desperately need the thin profile or lower power consumption of the TV (though it would take a lot of hours of usage to get back the extra money you spend on LED LCD from the saved power consumption).
In larger sized LCDs (maybe 40"+, but really more like 50"+), the standard LCD lighting option of CCFL can sometimes deliver muted colors, grey blacks, and so-so contrast. That's when going LED LCD can be helpful as LED LCD can deliver vivid colors, truer blacks, and deeper contrast. But this is a concern and advantage in larger sizes. In sets of under 40", the issues is a lot less prevalent (if at all frankly). While you might get some improved image quality from an LED LCD at 32", the improvement won't be anywhere at the magnitude of what you'll pay for the upgrade to LED (so poor bang for the buck).
If you are happy with the image quality you are getting on the current TV, I'd just hold pat on that one. Wait 5-7 years and then deal with buying something new. At that point you might have actual options that warrant getting a new TV like laser TV, 3D TV, OLED TV, etc.