Will Price Drops Continue on LCD/PLASMA/LED TV's?
Everyone said during the summer that TV prices will be dropping by X'mas. Do you think the prices will keep dropping?
Should I pull the trigger now?
Should I pull the trigger now?
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The higher technology local dimming models will always be more expensive, maybe not by much.. but they have more electronics and the panel has way more connectors to facilitate the local dimming feature....There is also two different types of local dimming LED back lites (tri-LED and whitel LED) as time passes and technology improves, the back lite will eventually become fine tuned to the point of being the actually display. But in the meantime... Joe consumer knows nothing other than geez that panel is super thin, I want that one.. never looking at the real picture, only considering price, not performance. Walmarts and Kmarts know this and will welcome stylish thin edge lite... But sooner or later, the 'pop' of the better picture will be worth the difference in $.. right now the difference is huge and we're in an economical situation... so the cheaper CFC's will reign for a few more years and edge lite LED will be the buzz for now.angryconsumer wrote: ↑In regards to this, will manufacturers stop using crappy edge-lit LEDS and instead switch to local dimming-lit LEDS? I find it pathetic that the reviews I've read online for 2010 model LEDs rank Vizio brand at the top because they have local dimming LEDs whereas brands like Sony use crappy edge-lighting.
Is that trend going to continue, or will the major brands smarten up with the 2011 models?
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