Televisions & Video

What is the difference between samsung LCD and Sony LCD 32"?

Aug 23, 2007 by DEEPAK | Posted in TVs

I want to buy lcd 32" tv . but which company i go for . what main difference in samsung and sony tv.
1)clarity
2)picture
3)contrast
4)resolution
5)sound effect .

comparing all effect which

if your buying an LCD I would recommend Samsung, sony is good but Sharp Aquos is the best LCD on the market, got to this website I guarentee they will have the best price online or in stores.

http:/www.beyondplasma.com

Samsung 32 Inch Lcd review by CNET

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