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Follow on Google News | Super Bowl 2012: Who's got the Best TV?Super Bowl XLVI is upon us! Most of us don’t have tickets to the gam in Indianapolis, but that doesn’t stop the majority of the USA, and lots of folks all over the world, from watching the “big game”. Entire weekends are planned around it.
By: Smart TV Reviewer Samsung UN55D6420U Although we are still reserving final judgment on the widespread longevity of 3DTV, many videophiles are fans, and we certainly aren’t ignoring their popularity. This year’s Super Bowl will be broadcast in both 2D and 3D, and this Samsung offering will satisfy any 3D craving you might have. We have always had a soft spot for Samsung’s HDTVs. The panels they use for their screen are superb and this 55″, 1080p LED, 3DTV just confirms that reputation. The one on this set is simply stunning. The picture on this smart TV offers crisp colors and top notch Auto Motion Plus technology, along with four HDMI ports guaranteeing that you’ll love this TV long after the game. LED TV is the most “green” TV, using less electricity than any other technology. This model averages around $2300, but keep in mind that any 3D set will cost more than a 2DTV. Mitsubishi WD-73640 When it comes to defensive players and panel TVs, size does make a difference, and Mitsubishi knows it. LED and Plasma get more attention than DLP, but in this case the screen size, 3D capability, and price make this TV worth considering. Your buddies will be envious and the ladies will swoon when they get a load of your huge 73” . . . screen! Better than average color, Dolby sound, and three HDMI ports give you lots of bang for your buck. Coming in at $1149 on Amazon, this monster 3D capable TV is a Super Big Boy for your Super Bowl. The only drawbacks of this set are that the 3D glasses are sold separately, and the TV might be a bigger event than the game! Don’t worry, though. This TV is so big, it will keep on delivering loads of fun long after the Pats and Jets have gone home. Insignia NS-51P680A12 For those who don’t care about 3DTV, or for those on a more conservative budget, This 51″, 1080p plasma panel TV has a “Super” picture for this year’s Bowl. Offering 2 HDMI ports and a USB port, this Insignia will be a crowd pleaser. Many consumers swear by plasma TVs as being the best having the fastest response times (faster response times reduce motion blur). Averaging at around $600 or so, this Insignia is a good deal. Westinghouse LD-5580Z If plasma isn’t your cup of tea, and you are instead a LED fan (like many of us here), then this 55” “, 1080p Westinghouse TV might be just your ticket to Super Bowl success! Colors don’t get any more vivid than LED. To sweeten the appeal, this TV boasts 3 HDMI inputs, a PC input, and the slim, lightweight design that comes with LED panels. Coming in at around $850, this TV leaves room in your wallet for more salsa and suds! Suggestions: Our Final Thought (with apologies to Mr. Springer): Getting a new TV for Super Bowl XLVI is a great idea, but think long term too: your TV will be there after the game, so invest in a set that you’ll love to watch again when March Madness and spring baseball arrive! What will you watch your Blu-ray or Netflix on? There are lots of factors to consider. Now we’re off to plan our own party…Good Luck! Source: http://www.smarttvreviewer.com/ # # # We have hand-selected the most successful SmartTVs for 2011, combined with video reviews and other relevant information to help you make the most informed buying decision. As a company, we have no reason to promote one brand or product over another. Advertising sales is the primary method of keeping this site going. http://www.SmartTVReviewer.com End
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