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Should I buy this Samsung TV?

I've been thinking about buying the Samsung LN40A530. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8793996&type=product&id=1205537712071. In my local Sears this week are taking longer to sell for about $ 200 less than BestBuy asks. contrast ratio of 20,000:1. BestBuy also has http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8749465&type=product&id=1202649424827 another Samsung but is $ 400 more compared with that of Sears. This has a ratio of 30,000:1. 10k contrast is the difference in value 200-400 extra dollar? I'm also going to play my xbox 360 into it.

I would take technical specifications that the manufacturer gives a grain of salt. They judge the specifications under the control of certain arrangements that make their products look better than it really is. Take wattage in receptors, the pioneers more claims 105 watts per channel, but in testing only had 34 watts per channel. contrast ratios are more or less the same thing. Look at all evaluated at 10,000:1 contrast ratio as good and actually go see the picture quality, it is necessary that the vendor provides both television as part of a hand and judge the level of black in this way. Also once it reaches the television at home, buying a TV ISF calibration or have been calibrated by a professional and get the proper settings for your room that the TV is in. Most TV's come straight from the box in "torch" which means that the brightness and sharpness and all the way up to look good in a store, not so good in your room. I really like Panasonic and Samsung as it comes closest Pioneer in image quality.