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Originally Posted by Zeus
The new LED LCDs look amazing. Along with being thinner, this new technology brings a lot with it. They don't have the screen uniformity issues that most LCDs will inherently have (some more than others, Sharp being one of the worst), the contrast is amazing, and you won't get those pesky 'stuck' pixels. They are also all 120 Hz.
They are expensive now since it's the top of the curve, but if you wait 6 months or so, they should drop in price once the next iteration of models is released.
That is where I would put my money.
If you are looking to spend less than $1K, I would recommend a Samsung LCD, 5 series or higher.
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I don't see how the LED backlighting will have anything to do with bad pixels.
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