What TV Can I get that is HD for the PS3 and under $400?

I would really like to get one when I get the PS3 soon hopefully. and also I would prefer one under $300, but would be willing to spend up to 400 bucks for one, The screen I would like it be 19inches or bigger, but not massive, I don't have a huge Room LOL! Please Help me and Thank you very much for any help!

EDIT: Also must have an HDMI input on it too! Thanks

I have a better question, why the hell are you spending 400 dollars on a TV? Save up at least 1000 and that's at LEAST. Don't buy cheap, you'll be sorry you did.dream431ca

This is the best I could find,  http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Samsung-19-LCD-HDTV-LN-T1953H/sem/rpsm/oid/173617/catOid/-12869/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do Its on sale for $455 and it is a 19inch. Also it has the HDMI and has game mode. Plus it's hard to go wrong with a samsung.

Here's what I like and found a little more expensive, but oh well: http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?cat=Televisions&pid=05771927000&vertical=ELEC&subcat=HDTVs&BV_UseBVCookie=Yes This is the one I like and found.General_Lee45

I'm looking at it now

[QUOTE="dream431ca"]I have a better question, why the hell are you spending 400 dollars on a TV? Save up at least 1000 and that's at LEAST. Don't buy cheap, you'll be sorry you did.boofa_2001

[QUOTE="boofa_2001"][QUOTE="dream431ca"]I have a better question, why the hell are you spending 400 dollars on a TV? Save up at least 1000 and that's at LEAST. Don't buy cheap, you'll be sorry you did.longhorn7

What I mean by true HDTV is that anything under 32" is a waist as its hard to tell the difference from SDTV. I'm not referring to 1080p. Just thought I'd clarify that. You may have a different opinion, but from what I've seen of the really small HDTV's, they're not worth the price tag when you can get a much larger SDTV for the same $$ that looks just as good. That is unless you are strictly looking for a flat-panel, in which case I stand by my statement of monitor over "HDTV" under 32".boofa_2001

[QUOTE="dream431ca"]I have a better question, why the hell are you spending 400 dollars on a TV? Save up at least 1000 and that's at LEAST. Don't buy cheap, you'll be sorry you did.boofa_2001

Actually you can get some good 19" HDTV's with hdmi inputs for $400... Personally, I have a 32" and a 42" and they're awesome. But the 15" - 19" is nothing to scoff at if the alternative is gaming on a SDTV! For instance, the displays on kiosks are only 15" tvs at most stores.

What I mean by true HDTV is that anything under 32" is a waist as its hard to tell the difference from SDTV. I'm not referring to 1080p. Just thought I'd clarify that. You may have a different opinion, but from what I've seen of the really small HDTV's, they're not worth the price tag when you can get a much larger SDTV for the same $$ that looks just as good. That is unless you are strictly looking for a flat-panel, in which case I stand by my statement of monitor over "HDTV" under 32".boofa_2001

That's not true... the display monitors at Gamestop & EB Games look WAY better than an SDTV picture would. You can still see much more detail than you would on a large screen SDTV.

go for the samsung ln-s2338w, 23 inches, supports 720p

it can act as a tv or a computer moniter, has hdmi inputs and computer inputs, component, you can pick one up on ebay for fairly cheap

edit: just checked ebay for you, there are a bunch going for a buy it now price of 400 

I recently got an Insignia 26 inch 720p HDTV for exactly $400. My previous gaming TV was a 25 inch 480i. this one has HDMI and two component inputs. the difference is phenomonal. I think I got one of the best deals. 26 inches is not bad, even for an HD, and at that price.Mordred19

Yea, that was a great deal... did you find that retail or online? I plan on buying my cousin a PS3 for Christmas... only reason I'm waiting for Christmas is b/c I intend to buy him an hdtv too... I was going to go with a 19".

I have a better question, why the hell are you spending 400 dollars on a TV? Save up at least 1000 and that's at LEAST. Don't buy cheap, you'll be sorry you did.dream431ca

You should be looking at computer monitors , not tvs.  Any tv you will buy in your pricerange will be terrible.  Look at ViewSonic and NEC lcd monitors at about 22".BroweChisox

[QUOTE="dream431ca"]I have a better question, why the hell are you spending 400 dollars on a TV? Save up at least 1000 and that's at LEAST. Don't buy cheap, you'll be sorry you did.jackle2071

You should be looking at computer monitors , not tvs. Any tv you will buy in your pricerange will be terrible. Look at ViewSonic and NEC lcd monitors at about 22".BroweChisox

I got a Olevia 232V on Black Friday for around 500 bucks. It's 32in with HDMI inputs. The picture is great and have not had any problems with it at all. If anything they skimped on the audio, but most take care of that with an additional audio setup. It's not a Sammy or Sony, but it will definitely help you get more out of your PS3. Go with what fits your life style and the importance of gaming to you.DEEZ30

That's good to hear as I will be picking one up next Monday. I read in Consumer Reports that this is one the best HDTVs for the price. My only concern was how the PS3 would play on it. Good to know! 

I recently got an Insignia 26 inch 720p HDTV for exactly $400. My previous gaming TV was a 25 inch 480i. this one has HDMI and two component inputs. the difference is phenomonal. I think I got one of the best deals. 26 inches is not bad, even for an HD, and at that price.Mordred19

What I mean by true HDTV is that anything under 32" is a waist as its hard to tell the difference from SDTV. I'm not referring to 1080p. Just thought I'd clarify that. You may have a different opinion, but from what I've seen of the really small HDTV's, they're not worth the price tag when you can get a much larger SDTV for the same $$ that looks just as good. That is unless you are strictly looking for a flat-panel, in which case I stand by my statement of monitor over "HDTV" under 32".boofa_2001

Agree 100% - it is not worth the extra money compared to a SDTV. However, if I bought anything less than a 32-inch I would go with an EDTV - 480p and it will look great. Anything larger than that I would go with HDTV - if you are buying a smaller tv it is better to have a good quality EDTV than a poor quality HDTV. As gamers you also have to watch out for lag in the picture so make sure to check that out - nothing will ruin the gaming like lag in your picture.......