Smart HDTV Advice

[silverzx]

IMO most tellys now are much of a muchness when it comes to HDTV, you'd be hard pressed to tell the main brands apart - I think they've got the visuals nailed down there.

4K or 3D content might show some diffences, but really you probably won't end up watching much (or any)
We've had 4K since Netflix launched it last  year, and we've barely watched anything.

Personally I find the Samsung software layout really nice, and the TV's themselves look pretty smart too.
Sonys software (was) good too, but the TV's used to be pretty crap looking - not sure about 2015 models tho, but it puts you off the brand.

I think all tellys now need extra help with the sound as they've all been made so thin and skinny the speakers are proper tiny and crap.

Yeah, I'm not really bothered about 4k, 1080P is fine for me I think!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-31296188

I won't be using camera commands.

We have got a samsung and its amazing. It can turn 2d into 3d with varying results however the 3d is better than cinema... ill see if i can find a model number...

UE55F8000ST

its 55" 1080p 3d smart and its just generally amazing.

Is that an old model I can't find anyone retailing it?




I mean if I up the budget this would be a minter:

£799 - Samsung UE48JU6400 LED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 48" with Freeview HD and Built-In Wi-Fi