SONY TVS: difference between KDL32LL150 vs kDL32L5000 vs KDL32L504 The KDL32LL150 is for sale at BJs for $400The KDL32L5000 is for sale at Best Buy for $400 (on sale now) (on sale now)The KDL32L504 os for sale at Sears for $400 -- used to be 379 at Sony website, but no longer availableI called SONY and asked, but they didnt know. They told me one was 1080P, but that is clearly wrong as all are 720P.Any help would be appreciated.Thanks SONY TVS: difference between KDL32LL150 vs kDL32L5000 vs KDL32L504 The KDL32LL150 is for sale at BJs for $400The KDL32L5000 is for sale at Best Buy for $400 (on sale now) (on sale now) » Read More SONY TVS: difference between KDL32LL150 vs kDL32L5000 vs KDL32L504 The KDL32LL150 is for sale at BJs for $400The KDL32L5000 is for sale at Best Buy for $400 (on sale now) (on sale now)The KDL32L504 os for sale at Sears for $400 -- used to be 379 at Sony website, but no longer availableI called SONY and asked, but they didnt know. They told me one was 1080P, but that is clearly wrong as all are 720P.Any help would be appreciated.Thanks « Show Less
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PS I did read the other discussion on this general topic, but the LL150 was not included in that topic.
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I think that the Sony 32LL150 and L5000 are identical models, about to be discontinued. The LL150 seems to be sold at wholesale clubs, such as BJ's and Costco. I just bought the LL150 online from Costco for a deep discount - free shipping, should get it by next weekend.Hope this helps.
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I wondered the same. From what I gather, the 30B is 47" and the 32B is 42" but otherwise the same, I believe. The 32B with my 65" Tv works great for such a price savings. I wouldn't notice any difference of 5 inches for twice the price. I believe, at the time, I made the right call but see the price has lowered for the 30B. So moot point now. I wouldn't pay for the above price for either, keep searching.
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How big of a difference is the picture with the glitch when watching a BD? I am strongly leaning towards buying this TV. If this is only a minor flaw I am going to buy it, I just don't see paying $700 more dollars for the 860 just for this glitch. Is watching BD without cinema smooth that much of a difference? Thank you.
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Ok I am in the same boat about which plasma to get. I have gone to BestBuy numerous times and I like the Samsung PN42A450. I heard any tv in the 40s does not need 1080, as it would be a waste of money. I then saw the PN50A450 on Amazon for a great price, but it is 720. Just curious about if I get the 50, would standard tv look bad, and how about using a PS3 via DMI. Would it look bad because it is only 720 vs 1080? I know the 42inch would look nice, just concerned about the 50inch, and if I should get 42. It is for my bedroom so it will be somewhat close to me. Any comments regarding this would be helpful, thanks! Ok I am in the same boat about which plasma to get. I have gone to BestBuy numerous times and I like the Samsung PN42A450. I heard any tv in the 40s does not need 1080, as it would be a waste of money. I then saw the PN50A450 on Amazon for a great price, but it is 720. Just curious about if I get the 50, would standard tv look bad, and how about using a PS3 via DMI. Would it look bad because it is only 720 vs 1080? I know the 42inch would look nice, just concerned about the 50inch, and if I should get 42. It is for my bedroom so it will be somewhat close to me. Any comments regarding this... » Read More Ok I am in the same boat about which plasma to get. I have gone to BestBuy numerous times and I like the Samsung PN42A450. I heard any tv in the 40s does not need 1080, as it would be a waste of money. I then saw the PN50A450 on Amazon for a great price, but it is 720. Just curious about if I get the 50, would standard tv look bad, and how about using a PS3 via DMI. Would it look bad because it is only 720 vs 1080? I know the 42inch would look nice, just concerned about the 50inch, and if I should get 42. It is for my bedroom so it will be somewhat close to me. Any comments regarding this would be helpful, thanks! « Show Less
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I'm also trying to decide between the two. Only difference seems to be that the 52b750 is 240hz instead of 120hz for the 55b650. I think that has something to do with response time. Hoping that we can get responses indicating whether or not the average person can notice the difference when watching tv. I would rather spend an extra $100 for a larger tv but wonder if I would be missing out on a better picture with the 240hz.
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I was down to the same two. I found the sony for the same price as the samsung and went for it. I think I made the right choice of the two. I only have Comcast Digital due to them not offering HD in my area. I think the picture is great with DVD's and good if not very good with SD Cable. Some of the reviews I saw did not like the sound but I think it sounds very good without external speakers. My only complaint is the blur on fast moving sporting events. I hope it improves when I get HD but I can live with it. If I had the money I would have went for the 120 MHZ on the sony xbr or samsung 4071 but could not swallow a $2000 nut for a TV. I don't think you can wrong, when I have a good signal the picture looks great. I have only had the TV for 3 weeks but find myself watching a PBS show on birds flying around for hours. I looked for 6 months before I bought the KDL-40V3000, my wife asked me what I was going to do with all my free time. I told her I was going to watch it! FYI: I bought it at Circuit City for $1299 on sale and received an additional 10% off discount from the entertainment book. Good Luck
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There's a promotion going for the LN46B750. Amazon is currently selling it for $1,999.99. Input coupon code, "SAMTV300" and it drops to $1,699.99. I'm pissed because yesterday I picked up an LN46A860 from Crutchfield for $1,579.99 with 1% FW cashback. It already shipped, bleh. Specs wise, seems like everything is the same except that the LN46B750 introduces 240Hz motion and Internet@TV (Yahoo!, YouTube, Flickr, etc.). Also, the LN46B750 has a charcoal ToC while the LN46A860 has a dark blue one. Moreover, I haven't come across a review that details the performance of the 240Hz motion.
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I like the White framed and Burgundy framed LCD HDTV's better they look more distinctive, plus the sharp stand allows for Tilting and moving of the TV, the Sony does NOT allow any movement of the TV. However I wonder about the reliability of the Sharp... never have had a Sharp TV my Sony's have lasted at least 10 years without any problems... The Sharp model is native 1080p and built for gaming. You have to get the Sony 32XBR9 for a comparison...it just came out and is 999 at BB
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I am looking to buy this tv as well. Bestbuy has it for the same price. + tax of course. i hear alot about a buzz. that is why i am thinking best buy might be the way to go just in case of a return.
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The 46xbr6 was selling for $2699.95 Canadian (approx. $2,125 USD) at a Futureshop store (owned by BestBuy) and all other stores in Montreal, Canada, including the Sony store. After a lot of back-and-forth with the salesperson, I was able to pick it up for $1,999.95 Canadian (approx. $1,570 USD) plus sales tax, and it includes free delivery as well. There was one catch, though: I had to purchase a 4-year service plan for $350 Cdn. (approx. $275 USD). Though I am not a big fan of service plans, for this tv I thought it was worth the peace of mind. If one pixel is lost, the tv is going back for a replacement! The 46xbr6 was selling for $2699.95 Canadian (approx. $2,125 USD) at a Futureshop store (owned by BestBuy) and all other stores in Montreal, Canada, including the Sony store. After a lot of back-and-forth with the salesperson, I was able to pick it up for $1,999.95 Canadian (approx. $1,570 USD) plus sales tax, and it includes free delivery as well. There was one catch, though: I had to purchase a 4-year service plan for $350 Cdn. (approx. $275 USD). Though I am not a big fan of service plans, for this tv I thought it was worth the peace of mind. If one pixel is lost, the tv is going back... » Read More The 46xbr6 was selling for $2699.95 Canadian (approx. $2,125 USD) at a Futureshop store (owned by BestBuy) and all other stores in Montreal, Canada, including the Sony store. After a lot of back-and-forth with the salesperson, I was able to pick it up for $1,999.95 Canadian (approx. $1,570 USD) plus sales tax, and it includes free delivery as well. There was one catch, though: I had to purchase a 4-year service plan for $350 Cdn. (approx. $275 USD). Though I am not a big fan of service plans, for this tv I thought it was worth the peace of mind. If one pixel is lost, the tv is going back for a replacement! « Show Less
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I literally just ordered a KDL-W3000 52 inch television 1 hour ago. I did 3 months of research and although I am not sure how I'll fell when I get the television, I can say that I went for the w3000. I looked at some seocnd tier brands first, but quickly moved on to the main brands.... settling in on the Sharp D64 or a Toshiba 167 or the Sony W3000. Of course the Sony was the most expensive of the brands I was looking at. As far as picture and blur: I can not even tell you if I could see any difference between the w3000 and the XBR, so I went for the XBR. I did see one scene in a movie where I saw a slight amount of motion blur, so I am sure it exists.. the quesiton is, "how bad does the blur appear to you and what is it worth for you to minimize the blur" ? For me... the answer was in my order.. I went with the W3000. The price was $2309 no tax, no delivery fee.
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So where did you find the Sony KDL-32L4000 for $474.53? That sounds like a great deal.
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I currently have the A3 for my 40" 1080i Samsung LCD. I also picked up a new A35 from Best Buy for $150. Now I have a back up/player, If I decide to upgrade to a 1080p TV. Go online to bestbuy.com, see if the stores in your area have any available. If they do, then run! At this price they're going very fast.Remember the five free movie rebate is still going, you have until 2/28.
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Thanks for the tip. I bet it is in store mode. I'll keep my Samsung. It's the best picture I've ever seen and all my friends say the same. I looked at the Xbr4 side by side and couldn't not tell a difference. At least not $1500 difference. You pay for the Sony brand name. Not me.
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Why does Amazon list the same TV at two different prices? (1019.00 AND 899.98)Samsung LN32B650 32-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of ColorSamsung LN32B650 32-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color
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The TV's are very similar. The 2 things that make the M3D550KD slightly better is the fact that it is 240Hz instead of 120Hz. I don't know that that feature is very noticable. Both are very thin and have built in WiFi N and are loaded with apps. The M3D550KD is this year's model, the M3D550SL is last years model.
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Actually, Consumers report said that getting a TV that links to Netflix is the most expensive option. Getting a Blue Ray or Roku are the cheapest options. I just noticed that Sony has a BD selling for $191, with good reviews and Netflix link. I'm not sure if I'm going the BD or Roku route. My Apple Laptop has great PQ from Netflix. May even stay with that. From Amazon:Sony BDP-N460 Blu-ray Disc Player (Black)