I'm in a dillema....
It took me 2 years of reading forums and reviews before I finally bought an lcd tv.
I had the Samsung LE40M87 for 3 weeks, then it went in repair for 3 months.
I'm trying to get my money back from Samsung now so I can buy a new tv.
I was pleased with the LE40M87 (it went in repair because it had clouding and there was something wrong with the plastic body of the tv) but there where 4 cons for me:
* In dark scenes it was most of the time hard to see details
* For me the 40" was to small, I didn't get the "cinema feel"
* The clouding problem
* Samsung using different panels
pro's:
* 1080p support on all connections
* SD signal was very good
* Just Scan option for 1:1 pixel mapping
* 3 x HDMI 1.3
But now I'm looking for a new one, should I stick with Samsung despite of the bad service or should I go for a sharp or a sony or a philips....
Important for me are that I keep the pro's of the LE40M87 and:
* max £1300
* Tv must accept and play 24 fps material
Anyone who has some advice for me please....
It took me 2 years of reading forums and reviews before I finally bought an lcd tv.
I had the Samsung LE40M87 for 3 weeks, then it went in repair for 3 months.
I'm trying to get my money back from Samsung now so I can buy a new tv.
I was pleased with the LE40M87 (it went in repair because it had clouding and there was something wrong with the plastic body of the tv) but there where 4 cons for me:
* In dark scenes it was most of the time hard to see details
* For me the 40" was to small, I didn't get the "cinema feel"
* The clouding problem
* Samsung using different panels
pro's:
* 1080p support on all connections
* SD signal was very good
* Just Scan option for 1:1 pixel mapping
* 3 x HDMI 1.3
But now I'm looking for a new one, should I stick with Samsung despite of the bad service or should I go for a sharp or a sony or a philips....
Important for me are that I keep the pro's of the LE40M87 and:
* max £1300
* Tv must accept and play 24 fps material
Anyone who has some advice for me please....