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	Name:	GoneFishin -
	Subject:	HDTV
	Date:	11/19/2009 9:04:04 PM

I recently went through the same thing. I was looking for a 32in. Ended up with Samsung 650 model which is 32 inch 1080. We are extremely satisfied. 1080 in a 32 maybe overkill but I tend to overbuy for the future. I don't like to look back and say gee for a few hundred more I could have had...

Went with LCD because room has light with no covering over the sliders to the outside.

I purchased it from ABT online and it was a painless transaction. If you buy locally, I found that Sears runs some real deals instore if you have the time to shop. Plus, if you buy from Sears open a charge count and they will take off 10% additional. I put mine on a Credit card that doubled the warranty.

I am now in the market for a 52in and will look at an LED which is the newest technology.

What is discouraging is when you go in and think a 32 will be large enough. Then you see the 37,40,42,46 and say for a few more dollars I want thew 52.
Make certain the cable company uses an HDMI cable to connect your HD box to the TV. There is a noticable difference in picture quality between regualar RCA type wires and the HDMI which is an all in one.

Good luck with your purchase.