which HDTV for my PS3? help please

its either between the 37" Toshiba, 37" LG or the 32" Philips...

http://www.toshibaav.com.au/spec_37C3000A.html

http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/en/au/consumer/cc/_productid_32PFL7532D_79_AU_CONSUMER/digital-widescreen-flat-TV+32PFL7532D-79

http://au.lge.com/md/product/prodcategorylist.do?actType=detail&currPage=1&categoryId=1000000458&parentCategoryId=0200000103&categoryLevel=4&productId=1100001584

what do you think???

32" Philips: $1400
37" LG: $1650
37" Toshiba $1800

is 5ms a bad response time?

thanks! prices in AU dollars

5ms is fine. Honestly though you can't judge a TV by just specs. Manfacturers don't always measure the specs the same way Which leads to outrageous claims like. 50000 to 1 contrast ratio, UltraBlend Pixel Technology, blah blah blah

What I do suggest is spending the money to get what you want. A tv is something you will keep for 10+ years. Get something you will be happy with, 5-10 years from now you won't even remember the money you'll just be happy you have enjoyed a nice TV.

Make sure your TV whatever you get has a minimum of 2 HMDI inputs. Everything is going HDMI and you'll regret it later if it only has one.

These TVs look like they don't support 1080p display. I think for the price you are spending you might want to consider a 1080p projection unit. They aren't that deep. I have one and everyone thinks it's a flat panel unless they go and purposely look behind it. You can get a lot better and bigger TV for the money. If you have the JVC D-ILA TVs in your area check them out. The best picture I've seen on any projection TV.

http://www.jvc.com/presentations/hdila/index2.html

Hope that helps.

5ms is fine. Honestly though you can't judge a TV by just specs. Manfacturers don't always measure the specs the same way Which leads to outrageous claims like. 50000 to 1 contrast ratio, UltraBlend Pixel Technology, blah blah blah

What I do suggest is spending the money to get what you want. A tv is something you will keep for 10+ years. Get something you will be happy with, 5-10 years from now you won't even remember the money you'll just be happy you have enjoyed a nice TV.

Make sure your TV whatever you get has a minimum of 2 HMDI inputs. Everything is going HDMI and you'll regret it later if it only has one.

These TVs look like they don't support 1080p display. I think for the price you are spending you might want to consider a 1080p projection unit. They aren't that deep. I have one and everyone thinks it's a flat panel unless they go and purposely look behind it. You can get a lot better and bigger TV for the money. If you have the JVC D-ILA TVs in your area check them out. The best picture I've seen on any projection TV.

http://www.jvc.com/presentations/hdila/index2.html

Hope that helps.

EmperorSupreme

I think the LG and Toshiba are 1080p, but don't think they come into affect too much at that size for a television.

TS: I still think that those prices are too high. I got a Samsung LNT4061F for 1750(and I think they are cheaper now) which is 40 inch 1080p with 8ms and 1.3 hmdi(3 ports) with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio(dynamis ofcourse lol). I'm not trying to brag, so please don't take it that way. But those prices are a little high I think, but between the 3 for the price, I would get the LG because the Toshiba is just too high and I have not ever heard one good thing about Phillips HDTVs lol.

And most lcds, especially that high in price, come 8ms.

thanks guys!! thats aweome..

are you in america?? because those rpices were in australian dollars.. and were pretty cheap!
i cant seem to find an aust distributor with the Samsung LNT4061F ...

thanks guys!! thats aweome..

are you in america?? because those rpices were in australian dollars.. and were pretty cheap!
i cant seem to find an aust distributor with the Samsung LNT4061F ...

other44

Yea sorry, I'm in America. I'm not sure what you guys hve there lol

i think im gonna go with the toshiba 37"

http://www.toshibaav.com.au/spec_37C3000A.html

i can get it for 1769 with free HDMI cable

Keep saving, wait untill you can afford a Sony Bravia XBR4 40". The wait will be painful but put that TV beside any that you listed and you'll see what I mean. If you can't afford/wait I'd look at some Sammy's. In short... none of the TV's you listed would get the green light from me- thing is... How often do you make a purchase that size, better to future proof yourself than say to yourself six months down the road " I should have held out for _____".bubnux

Very true, but I would buy a Samsung before any other tv. But the thing is, I don't know if you live there, but TS lives is Australia and I have no idea what the tv market is like there.