jjahshik32
10-02-07, 09:46 PM
Ok i'm very new to this forum, been reading up here for the past week and I am purchasing my 2nd hdtv. Currently I own a sharp LD-26sh1U and I've been very happy for the past 2 years and still works and looks very nice. But i'm ready to jump to a 46" and going from a 26" to a 46" its a huge jump. I have $2000 to burn but hoping to spend around $1500 so I can pick up a ps3 as well with my hdtv purchase. I currently own a xbox 360 and I do have a nec DLP LT-240K projector but I use it mostly for movies and want to use the 46" hdtv for maybe 70% gaming xbox 360 and ps3(future) and probably rest watching t.v. and some movies.
Anyways I've been eyeing the Sharp LC-46D64U 1080p and at fry's I can pick it up for $1999, $2164 with tax. But I do see the 42" for $1399 which comes out to be $1514 and I can use the rest to buy a ps3.. but is going from 42" to 46" a huge difference?? Also the panels are they the exact same as the 46" and 42" and everything is identical?? I read somewhere here on the forums that the 46" and the 52" is identical and wondering if the 42 and 46 is identical as well.
I have no experience with samsung hdtv's or sony either, but I'm really eyeing sharp as I've always had good experience with sharp tvs so i'm leaning towards them but then I could give sony or samsung a chance.. please help!!
Also I've even considered selling my nec projector and just opting for a 52" sharp LC-52D64U but then I want to keep my projector because there's nothing like watching movies on a projector feels like a true movie atmosphere. But since gaming takes up alot more time I prefer using a hdtv instead of my projector which would be strictly used for viewing my favorite movies or future movies I've been wanting to see via xbox 360 hddvd. But I do want that true 1080p hd through those gorgeous sharp aquos.. but you guys really think that 42 wont be so small compared to a 46 inch?? That 46" does look like the sweet spot inbetween the 42 and the 52.
I went to my local best buy this afternoon and spent an hour looking at the 42" sharp vs. the 46" and looking at them I could tell a difference but not huge.. but then best buy is a huge store so its hard to tell.. and when I put this in my theatre room which isnt that big more of a medium sized room I would say, that 46" would look huge that's why i'm not even thinking about a 52" but just wondering if 42 would do good enough. I just dont want to choose the 42" and then kick myself for not getting the 46" later on.. man these tvs looks sweet, at best buy I never seen hd putout through the 46 or 42" only regular tv shows but still looks great..
Anyways I've been eyeing the Sharp LC-46D64U 1080p and at fry's I can pick it up for $1999, $2164 with tax. But I do see the 42" for $1399 which comes out to be $1514 and I can use the rest to buy a ps3.. but is going from 42" to 46" a huge difference?? Also the panels are they the exact same as the 46" and 42" and everything is identical?? I read somewhere here on the forums that the 46" and the 52" is identical and wondering if the 42 and 46 is identical as well.
I have no experience with samsung hdtv's or sony either, but I'm really eyeing sharp as I've always had good experience with sharp tvs so i'm leaning towards them but then I could give sony or samsung a chance.. please help!!
Also I've even considered selling my nec projector and just opting for a 52" sharp LC-52D64U but then I want to keep my projector because there's nothing like watching movies on a projector feels like a true movie atmosphere. But since gaming takes up alot more time I prefer using a hdtv instead of my projector which would be strictly used for viewing my favorite movies or future movies I've been wanting to see via xbox 360 hddvd. But I do want that true 1080p hd through those gorgeous sharp aquos.. but you guys really think that 42 wont be so small compared to a 46 inch?? That 46" does look like the sweet spot inbetween the 42 and the 52.
I went to my local best buy this afternoon and spent an hour looking at the 42" sharp vs. the 46" and looking at them I could tell a difference but not huge.. but then best buy is a huge store so its hard to tell.. and when I put this in my theatre room which isnt that big more of a medium sized room I would say, that 46" would look huge that's why i'm not even thinking about a 52" but just wondering if 42 would do good enough. I just dont want to choose the 42" and then kick myself for not getting the 46" later on.. man these tvs looks sweet, at best buy I never seen hd putout through the 46 or 42" only regular tv shows but still looks great..