LG vs. Phillips

[MikeZZZ]

Ok, heres another question for you guys out there. I'm looking for an opinion on these 2 tvs, I have an LG model 42PC3D, I have been using for a while, and I just got a Phillips 42PF7320A, they are both 42 plasma, I am going to sell one, I bought the phillips with the idea to resell it, now that I have hooked it up to check it out, it looks awesome too, so I am trying to decide which one I should sell now! I was hoping I could get some opinions or facts about either of them from u guys here, I bought them both used on ebay from a local source.

 

[primestar31]

Ok, heres another question for you guys out there. I'm looking for an opinion on these 2 tvs, I have an LG model 42PC3D, I have been using for a while, and I just got a Phillips 42PF7320A, they are both 42 plasma, I am going to sell one, I bought the phillips with the idea to resell it, now that I have hooked it up to check it out, it looks awesome too, so I am trying to decide which one I should sell now! I was hoping I could get some opinions or facts about either of them from u guys here, I bought them both used on ebay from a local source.

Wouldn't it be better to GOOGLE both of them, and see what other 'net people say? You have a mighty small audience here, and there's a lot more people on the 'net that are likely to have one or the other tv. I like checking Amazon.com for reviews, then I Google everything for reviews. Real good way to help stay away from junk.

 

[bhelms]

Is your goal to make the most money (might be more like "lose the least" as electronics churn is risky at best especially when there is an oversupply in the market like now) or have the best TV for yourself? In general the newer one would be the one to keep. It probably has the better picture and most up-to-date specs and feature set. But it will also be the one to fetch the better price at sale.