With my budget I have two options, I can either get a good brand (Samsung) that's 32 inches and 720p or a less than stellar brand (Dynex) it costs a little more than a 32 inch Samsung but it's 42 inches and 1080p. I also should mention that both TVs are LEDs because they last longer apparently.

Do you think I should take the risk and get the cheaply produced TV or should I just get a good name brand? The specs on the Dynex are terrible but I don't really care, as long as I'm able to read the text on my PS3 I'm happy lol

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I don't want a TV with a rainbow on it. JS.

What?! How do you start a whole friggin' topic with [/troll]?!

If you ask me, you have your troll tags mixed around.

Can I call you cougar, because there's this guy on another forum I frequent that pretty much has the same stupidity streak as you under that name.

/troll (<- And that's how you do it properly)

You should get the one with 3D. Co-op splitscreen is so much easier with 3D.

EDIT: I don't mean to sound mean. I'm just venting anger at the internet.

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I wish to trace my finger down the middle of your back.

I was using BB code format not 4chan format.

Then you're doing it wrong.

I'd go with Dynex, just based on the little info that you have given us.

Well it's a semi serious question and I didn't feel it fit my character so I closed the trolling tag before I asked to open new grounds. :| Is it really that hard to understand?

Anyways thanks for your input... well the second half.

Ah now i get it. Troll away.

Brands don't really matter.
If it's a Samsung [number] series, go with that, but otherwise it doesn't matter.

720p < 1080p.

I'd buy the Dynex just for the 1080p. I went from 720p to 1080p and I am NEVER going back to 720p. You can really see the diffrence, especially with Blu-rays.

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And The Heavens Shall Tremble [5/15/2012]

If I were you, I would look at Vizio. The brand is cheaper but it still makes quality tvs IMO. I have a Vizio and an LG.

I would NOT waste my money on a Dynex.

I thought Dynex was using LG components... I have a large, 1080p Dynex HDTV and I love it.