Alright so right now I am comparing two TV's to buy. Both are around 540$ before tax and both are Insignia brand. Honestly I don't know much about TV's so any advice would be welcome.
Just a little environment info is that it will be in a room about 20' by 20' with no natural lighting. In the fall, I will be taking it to my dorm which I imagine to be around the same situation. Now the two TV's
37'': 1080p 60hz 4k:1 Contrast (though I think this was a typo at bestbuy, because online was 1400:1 and both those seem a low)
32'': 1080p 120hz 10k:1 Contrast
So my thoughts stem at the hz and contrast. How important or noticeable will the extra 60 hz be? I plan to use it for my ps3 and blue ray movies. I know the contrast is something you have to see to judge, but honestly I couldn't tell a HUGE difference between em.
37'': http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insigni...HDTV/9144366.p?id=1218035841426&skuId=9144366
32'': http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insigni...HDTV/9329657.p?id=1218085897178&skuId=9329657
Just a little environment info is that it will be in a room about 20' by 20' with no natural lighting. In the fall, I will be taking it to my dorm which I imagine to be around the same situation. Now the two TV's
37'': 1080p 60hz 4k:1 Contrast (though I think this was a typo at bestbuy, because online was 1400:1 and both those seem a low)
32'': 1080p 120hz 10k:1 Contrast
So my thoughts stem at the hz and contrast. How important or noticeable will the extra 60 hz be? I plan to use it for my ps3 and blue ray movies. I know the contrast is something you have to see to judge, but honestly I couldn't tell a HUGE difference between em.
37'': http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insigni...HDTV/9144366.p?id=1218035841426&skuId=9144366
32'': http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insigni...HDTV/9329657.p?id=1218085897178&skuId=9329657