Best Rated 60-inch and larger HDTVs Reviews and Comparison
May 27, 2010 by SmartReview
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Best Rated 60-inch and Larger TVs – This page contains a roundup of the best top-rated large 60-inch and larger LCD, LED, DLP and Plasma HDTVs, presented here for a comparison of price, features, and reviews. This size is good for large sized living rooms. You can check what size you need by consulting our HDTV Sizing Guide. New to this size range (65-inches) in LCD HDTVs are Sony and Samsung. As prices come down, we are seeing larger HDTVs become more common. Click on the reviews link underneath each TV to see owner reviews and ratings for each model for easy comparison. A Glossary of Terms is located at the bottom of the page.
| Panasonic TC-P65S2 |
Sharp Quad Pixel LC-60LE810UN |
Samsung UN65C6500 | Samsung PN63C7000 |
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1080p Plasma TV 65-inch TV 600Hz Subfield 2,000,000:1 contrast 3 HDMI - – - - – - - – - 2010 Model |
1080p LED TV 60-inch TV 120Hz 4,000,000 contrast 4 HDMI - – - - – - Internet Ready 2010 Model |
1080p LED TV 65-inch TV 120Hz 5,000,000:1 contrast 4 HDMI DLNA - – - Internet Ready 2010 Model |
1080p Plasma 3D TV 63-inch TV 600Hz Subfield 5,000,000 contrast 4 HDMI DLNA 3D Ready Internet Ready 2010 Model |
| Sony Bravia KDL-60EX700 | Sony Bravia KDL-60EX500 | Mitsubishi WD-60737 | Sharp AQUOS LC65E77UM |
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1080p LED TV 60-inch TV 120Hz not published 4 HDMI DLNA Internet Ready 2010 Model |
1080p LCD TV 60-inch TV 120Hz not published 4 HDMI - – - - – - 2010 Model |
1080p DLP TV 60-inch TV n/a not published 3 HDMI - – - - – - 2009 Model |
1080p LED TV 65-inch TV 120Hz not published 4 HDMI - – - - – - 2009 Model |
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LED HDTV = Instead of a conventional fluorescent backlight, these HDTVs use LED lights for backlighting. This dramatically improves picture contrast, colors, and overall picture. LED TVs also use about 40% less electricity. 720p = (1366×768) with 1 million pixels resolution (Standard broadcast HD) 1080p = (1920×1080) with 2 million pixels resolution (Maximum Blu-ray quality) Contrast = refers to dynamic contrast. Higher is better. More contrast allows more shadow details in the picture. 240Hz = 240 hertz anti blur technology. Eliminates blur on LCD TVs during high action sports and movies. The latest technology. 120Hz = 120 hertz anti blur technology. Eliminates blur on LCD TVs during high action sports and movies. 60Hz = 60 hertz normal TV without anti blur technology 600Hz Subfield = Plasma TVs utilize a 600Hz refresh rate which can virtually eliminate motion blur for viewing action sports, movies, and video games. Internet Ready = This means that this TV can give you content from the internet. Content varies with the manufacturer. This TV will provide an ethernet port to connect an ethernet cable. Or you can buy an optional Wifi USB plugin device to send the internet wirelessly to your TV. Some provide Netflix and youtube content. DLNA = DLNA lets you remotely access your PC’s personal media so that you can download music, video, and photos and enjoy them anywhere in the home your TV is. DLNA stands for Digital Living Network Alliance and is a collaboration of the leading consumer electronics, PC and mobile companies that has created design guidelines for a new generation of products that can work together – no matter what the brand. 3D and 3D Ready = This means that this TV is capable of displaying 3D content from broadcast and 3D capable Blu-ray players. This TV has a built in emitter can communicate with 3D glasses to synchronize with the picture displayed on the TV. HDMI = HDMI inputs allow you to connect devices to your HDTV such as DVD and Blu-ray players and game consoles. |
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