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[QUOTE="Cheddie, post: 4105751, member: 482"] I think Samsung and LG make the best TVs now. A lot depends on how particular you are - you can get sushi @ Stop & Shop or at a fine restaurant. (Price is certainly a factor). I have a Sony from a several years back that I love, but I'm not sure they make their own screens anymore. As many have written, 4K is pretty much standard. I'd also look into other image factors, like how well a TV can process lesser quality content, improving it to mimic 4K. Cable channels and streaming services are recycling lots of old content now. [/QUOTE]
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