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save moreToshiba 55SV670U
Albeit slightly less impressive than other LED-based LCDs with local dimming, the Toshiba SV670U also costs less and still gives great blacks.
SpecificationsProduct type: LCD TV ; Diagonal size: 55 in ; Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 2000000:1
save moreSamsung PN50B860
With picture quality that matches its less expensive brother but not the best of the stiff competition, the main appeal of the Samsung PNB850/860 series is based on its sleek, ultrathin panel.
SpecificationsProduct type: Plasma TV ; Diagonal size: 50 in ; Resolution: 1920 x 1080
save morePhilips 47PFL6704D
The Philips PFL6704D series falls short of the competition's performance, but it does have a cool design and relatively accurate color.
SpecificationsProduct type: LCD TV ; Diagonal size: 47 in ; Brightness (cd/m2): 500
save morePanasonic TC-L37X1
Although it's not the best iPod-friendly TV we've tested, the Panasonic TC-LX1 provides a convenient, affordable gateway to access video and music based on your iPod or iPhone.
SpecificationsProduct type: LCD TV ; Diagonal size: 37 in ; Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 12000:1
save moreMitsubishi WD-82737
The rear-projection Mitsubishi WD-737 series offers the most screen for the least money, and decent picture quality to boot.
SpecificationsDiagonal size: 82 in ; Resolution: 1080p ; Image aspect ratio: 16:9
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