which of these 22" lcds to buy?

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I want to buy a new tv, basically i have shortlisted these three models. which one would be a better choice, all are below 15k, samsung and philips ones are full hd, philips is led+full hd, samsung is full hd.
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How much difference does led technology make?? or lcd are good enough??
 
IMO, Philips seems to be a good buy, plus LED means better colors and lesser power consumption. If they are giving 3 yrs warranty, go for it.

Samsung is also a good option.
 
I really won't recommend Samsung because I know 3 people (including me) whose Samsung LCD TV/Monitor conked off shortly after the warranty period was over and required a panel replacement to fix the issue.

Start entering 'lcd panel problems' in google and it's auto-suggest will append 'on samsung lcd tvs' in the second option.

A week back at this time I would have happily recommended Samsung little knowing that the thunderbolt is about to strike me in the evening.

Between the Philips and Sony. I would recommend Philips unless you plan to use more than 1 HDMI device.

Put in around another 2k and you can get 24 inches from philips - Philips 24 Inches HD LCD 24PFL5306
 
i am right now in jamshedpur, where philips is not available, and i am not very convinced with online buying. i wont be using hdmi input that much so its not a big issue. i saw samsung one and its picture quality was nice, sony was also good. only thing is samsung is having a lot more features and is full hd while sony is not full hd and a bit expensive.
by the way how is the picture quality of philips??
 
in the context of TV's full HD comes into its full glory in bigger screens. 22 incher wont do justice to full HD.
 
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