LCD HD TV's- Looking for some info.

[luds]

So I'm pretty close to to pulling the trigger on a 40" Sony 1080p 120hz and Amazon.com's price is $200 under Best Buy, Sears, etc.

Looks like I will be going with them.

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Bravia-KD...9220142&sr=8-1

Thanks for the opinions!

[crash]

Originally Posted by luds

So I'm pretty close to to pulling the trigger on a 40" Sony 1080p 120hz and Amazon.com's price is $200 under Best Buy, Sears, etc.

Looks like I will be going with them.

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Bravia-KD...9220142&sr=8-1

Thanks for the opinions!

I have the same tv in 46" the 120hz makes a huge difference, especially watching sports and action movies. Thats a good deal for that set too.

[Slingah]

we are looking for 46" this week...please post if anybody sees a good deal....found a Sony Bravia 1080p 120h 4 inputs for aprox 1500 with free blue-ray player.... I'm probaly not gonna beat that..

[american spirit]

now what about the hdmi cables? how does that work? i heard they're not even needed.

[TheSpecialist]

I once tried both component and Hdmi on the same tv and I never noticed a difference. That being said I would, and still do go with the Hdmi.

[Pete_G]

Originally Posted by the_shocker

now what about the hdmi cables? how does that work? i heard they're not even needed.

TV picture quality is to some degree subjective but I felt the picture quality was "better" on some TV's with component instead of the supposedly better HDMI. But I've also seen several that I felt were better with HDMI.

The difference was very minor though, in all cases I had to really work to see any noticeable difference, but it WAS there.