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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 6564820" data-attributes="member: 573988">If I made 2 TV&#039;s that used LCD technology, Had a refresh rate of 250 Hz, A dynamic contrast ratio of 1:2,000,000, Had a resolution of 1080p.But slapped one in a cheap grey plastic case with a westinghouse sticker on the side, And put the other would in a shiny black and glass case and slapped a name on it like The samsung Brilliance edition and told you that it was a cold&nbsp; fusion pixel based technology. And had a sub field polarizing diffusion modulator.I guarantee you most people would think it looked better.Let me let you in on another clue. Next time you are at the store looking at TV&#039;s Check the TV&#039;s picture setting. No one can really judge the quality of an HD TV standing alone, you make judgments on tvs as a comparison of those around it, well the best buy near my house puts the brightness and contrast very high on their new &quot;LED TVS&quot; and makes the other less expensive tvs look darker. The general population equates a bright picture to better quality.Just as in car audio, The common person would say a louder car is better quality.I promise you LED-Backlit technology is a waste! WAIT for LED PIXELS! or OLED. MUCH! MUCH MUCH! BeTTER!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 6564820, member: 573988"] If I made 2 TV's that used LCD technology, Had a refresh rate of 250 Hz, A dynamic contrast ratio of 1:2,000,000, Had a resolution of 1080p. But slapped one in a cheap grey plastic case with a westinghouse sticker on the side, And put the other would in a shiny black and glass case and slapped a name on it like The samsung Brilliance edition and told you that it was a cold fusion pixel based technology. And had a sub field polarizing diffusion modulator. I guarantee you most people would think it looked better. Let me let you in on another clue. Next time you are at the store looking at TV's Check the TV's picture setting. No one can really judge the quality of an HD TV standing alone, you make judgments on tvs as a comparison of those around it, well the best buy near my house puts the brightness and contrast very high on their new "LED TVS" and makes the other less expensive tvs look darker. The general population equates a bright picture to better quality. Just as in car audio, The common person would say a louder car is better quality. I promise you LED-Backlit technology is a waste! WAIT for LED PIXELS! or OLED. MUCH! MUCH MUCH! BeTTER!!! [/QUOTE]

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