Need a HDTV

[Grey Fox]

I own a 50" samsung plasma TV, model PSP50Q96FD, full HD, since two years ago and I must say I'm not satisfied;
to clarify: the image quality is great, the blacks are very black and the contrast rate is pretty good, but when displaying large tracts of white or very light colors the tv emits a low buzz that increases with the increase of white displayed.
I called the service and they replaced don't know which jizzbit inside the tv, but the problem remains.
While watching a movie it is barely preceivable, but as I lower the volume it becomes obnoxious

L.

What type of cable?

[Ed Anger]

I've been happy with the quality of Mitsubishi so far.

[Pedrito]

I own a 50" samsung plasma TV, model PSP50Q96FD, full HD, since two years ago and I must say I'm not satisfied;
to clarify: the image quality is great, the blacks are very black and the contrast rate is pretty good, but when displaying large tracts of white or very light colors the tv emits a low buzz that increases with the increase of white displayed.
I called the service and they replaced don't know which jizzbit inside the tv, but the problem remains.
While watching a movie it is barely preceivable, but as I lower the volume it becomes obnoxious

L.

What type of cable?

HDMI cables; component for the Wii, as the fucker doesn't support hdmi 
Maybe I should replace the hdmi cable with a more performing one, but no one can convince me to invest money in what I call the high Quality Cable Scam

L:

[Grey Fox]

Maybe try a less cheap one to see if it's interference from something in your home. or shield your cable more effectively

[viper37]

Room size dictates about a 40-50 inch. What should I get?

Panasonic Plasma TC-P50V10

[DGuller]

I thought plasma was on the way out?

[viper37]

I thought plasma was on the way out?

Not really.  LCDs are more popular, but plasma is well alive and kicking and provides the best image quality at a better price than an LCD.

[Grey Fox]

If you like movie watching.

[viper37]

If you like movie watching.

Why else would I buy a HDTV?

Movie+TV+Sports = Plasma.
Gaming = LCD.

Motion blur is still present on LCDs, except with 240hz tvs, but then you get motion sickness.

[Grey Fox]

Because you can't find LCD TVs that aren't HD anymore? Can you? I have one but I bought it 5 years ago

[derspiess]

three bedroom house for me--small living room. it could fit a papasan, a couch, the tv, and a coffee table with hardly any space to move around (except in front of the tv).

I was quite happy with my 37" TV when I got it 3 years ago.  But now I think 50" is necessary, or 47" at the very least.  I'd even settle for 42"

Knowing that there is beautiful 1080p waiting to get out of those blu-ray discs, when I only have 720p (or 1080i downscaled to 1366x768) is killing me.