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Top 7 Big Screen Televisions for the Holidays
If you've ever shopped for big screen televisions, you know there are so many choices that it can be overwhelming. You just want to enjoy your crystal-clear home theater TV viewing experience as soon as possible. Whether it's for a gift for yourself or for a loved one this holiday, a little research now will save you aggravation later. This article features the top 7 popular televisions, big screen, and HDTV options for this holiday season.
Among the most popular brands is Sharp, known for its amazing quality picture and great value. The top three Sharp TVs are: the Sharp Aquos LC-46D62U LCD H, Sharp LC-42D64U 42" Aquos 10, and the Sharp 52" Aquos 1080p LCD HD. These models range in price from about $1, 399 to $1, 999.
Samsung is another popular brand that is known for its sharp picture and vibrant color in HD, and is featured as best in class among technology reviews. Its top three models are: the Samsung LNT4661F 46" 1080p LCD HDTV, the Samsung LNT4665F 46" 1080p LCD HDTV, and the Samsung LNT3253H 32" LCD HDTV. These models range from about just $675 to $1, 579.
Sony has been selling quality products for decades and does not disappoint with its big screen TV line, the Bravia series, with models starting at just $699. Customers find that the Sony Bravia KDL-40V3000 40" 1080p LCD HDTV has excellent picture quality and good sound quality without a home theater setup.
Whichever big screen television you choose, you should go with a popular name brand such as the ones featured above. These seven models are a great place to start your research in buying your own home entertainment system. Please visit our website for more tips and holiday sales on these featured televisions, big screen, plasma, and HDTV.
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