Which is better SAMSUNG r SONY?

[S_Perumal]

I am planning to buy either 40 and 46 inches TV.

Though earlier i had only SAMSUNG in my list now SONY also joins in it by seeing few features and display.

Guys who own SAMSUNG / SONY please list the CONS u faced with them in 40 and 46 inches.

[durain]

panasonic.

[sundaymorningstaple]

And Pioneer before they quite the TV business and sold the patents for the Kuro to Panasonic! (I love my Kuro and it's still looks as good as a HD set with that fantastic Plasma screen.).

[rajagainstthemachine]

My LG TV is pretty awesome too.. and so is my Toshiba in the next room

[borch]

I have a sharp 40 inch LED TV and at home we are really happy with it!!

[Strong Eagle]

panasonic.

+1. My Viera has a great picture.

Also top rated by Consumer reports.

[x9200]

I also have Viera (plasma, full HD) and the only problem is it had lost completely its anti-reflection layer within a year from purchase.
Samsung for me is for A-V a 2nd category. Almost all Sony's I have owned (including early LCD TV) got broken within a few years after purchase.

Also good overall experience with LG.

[S_Perumal]

Let me collect info about Viera as well, i do not know about this brand...

[RonnieT]

I had a Sony 32 inch flat screen that broke after a year. It was only used maybe 1 hour a day, and it was such a hassle to go through their warranty process!

[durain]

had my panasonic viera a few years now. came with 5 years extended warranty and a few hundred taka vouchers.

[S_Perumal]

I googled it and i personally earlier had a bad experience with PANASONIC product for TELEPHONE. so mind is thinking about a different brand.

[rajagainstthemachine]

Man just go to the TV store, look around, there are so many places where tv's are on display, ask the guy a few questions make him show you a demo or two and then buy the tv which you like the best.
phew is it THAT difficult?

[Strong Eagle]

Man just go to the TV store, look around, there are so many places where tv's are on display, ask the guy a few questions make him show you a demo or two and then buy the tv which you like the best.
phew is it THAT difficult?

You know, they generally set the demo TV's to very high color saturation, then keep the area around the TV's in lower light. What you see in the showroom may not be what you want or see at home.

[rajagainstthemachine]

Man just go to the TV store, look around, there are so many places where tv's are on display, ask the guy a few questions make him show you a demo or two and then buy the tv which you like the best.
phew is it THAT difficult?

You know, they generally set the demo TV's to very high color saturation, then keep the area around the TV's in lower light. What you see in the showroom may not be what you want or see at home.

well that maybe true too, but it a slightly better perspective than reading countless surveys and opinions.
I'll do my research compare brands and finalize 3 and go check them out.
sites like cnet and zdnet give excellent video reviews/demos on products btw. not to mention tons of stuff on youtube.

[S_Perumal]

[quote="rajagainstthemachine"][quote="Strong Eagle"][quote="rajagainstthemachine"]Man just go to the TV store, look around, there are so many places where tv's are on display, ask the guy a few questions make him show you a demo or two and then buy the tv which you like the best.
phew is it THAT difficult?[/quote]

You know, they generally set the demo TV's to very high color saturation, then keep the area around the TV's in lower light. What you see in the showroom may not be what you want or see at home.[/quote]

well that maybe true too, but it a slightly better perspective than reading countless surveys and opinions.
I'll do my research compare brands and finalize 3 and go check them out.
sites like cnet and zdnet give excellent video reviews/demos on products btw. not to mention tons of stuff on youtube.[/quote]

Yes you are right i am trying here for finalizing the first 3...