Hi,
I bought a Samsung 40 inch LNA650 (2008 model) for $1199. I have read on the forums that the 2009 models (LNB650) feature a LED backlight instead of the CCFL backlight present in the current 2008 model.
Firstly, do you guys consider that as a good price? (Sorry if price talk isn't allowed. I saw one of the sony threads that stated that price talk wasnt allowed, but I didn't see it elsewhere so I don't know if thats a rule here.)
Secondly, other than saving electricity, what is the other main difference for LED? Which is better in your opinion? Is it too early to get a LED-LCD TV since I read about some halo effect on the 8 series?
Thirdly, What is the pricing going to be like for the 2009 series?
Considering the money and differences in the 2 models, which one will you guys go for?
Thanks!
Also, I read the on calibration thread, but theres so many different calibrations posted. Which one works best? I know it varies due to opinions of different people, but is there one calibration that's generally agreed on to be really great?
Thank you guys so much!!
I bought a Samsung 40 inch LNA650 (2008 model) for $1199. I have read on the forums that the 2009 models (LNB650) feature a LED backlight instead of the CCFL backlight present in the current 2008 model.
Firstly, do you guys consider that as a good price? (Sorry if price talk isn't allowed. I saw one of the sony threads that stated that price talk wasnt allowed, but I didn't see it elsewhere so I don't know if thats a rule here.)
Secondly, other than saving electricity, what is the other main difference for LED? Which is better in your opinion? Is it too early to get a LED-LCD TV since I read about some halo effect on the 8 series?
Thirdly, What is the pricing going to be like for the 2009 series?
Considering the money and differences in the 2 models, which one will you guys go for?
Thanks!
Also, I read the on calibration thread, but theres so many different calibrations posted. Which one works best? I know it varies due to opinions of different people, but is there one calibration that's generally agreed on to be really great?
Thank you guys so much!!