After Effect

my lg was fine on the wall, the cables were bit squished but it was fine...

Aye, LCD's and Plasma's I've had no problem with for the wallmounting. Hell, even their LED's are fine on tilt and swing, but getting one of their LED's on a low profile flush wall bracket, and still being able to get to the connections or even just put a SCART on, without any wall "modification", is damn near impossible In this situation, the Samsung's design is much smarter.
Random's using a tilt & swing anyway so he should be fine with either =)

Shouldn't be using a fucking scart to start with =P

Tr00fs

Scart is so 90´s xD

The samsung LED i have has a transparent stand with a cylinder that connects the tv to the base of the stand. Looks really nice - Have saw the spider ones you speak of and they look odd.

Menu's etc on mine are all really simple too. Press the source button and choose from TV, XBOX, BLUERAY and USB MEDIA.

Rza wrote:The samsung LED i have has a transparent stand with a cylinder that connects the tv to the base of the stand. Looks really nice - Have saw the spider ones you speak of and they look odd.

Menu's etc on mine are all really simple too. Press the source button and choose from TV, XBOX, BLUERAY and USB MEDIA.

Oh aye I like them both, I just prefer LG for some reason ;p TBH TV menu's in general are never difficult, they're meant for old people and stuff =P Yeah the spider stand is a new-ish thing. Some people like them, some don't. They tend to look better in person than on pics tho I find =)

I shall be taking delivery of this at the weekend:
http://www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/Products/VIERA+Flat+Screen+TV/2011+Plasma+TV/TX-P50VT30B/Overview/7037108/index.html

RandomTask wrote:I shall be taking delivery of this at the weekend:
http://www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/Products/VIERA+Flat+Screen+TV/2011+Plasma+TV/TX-P50VT30B/Overview/7037108/index.html

I'm gonna come over and brake it. If I can't have a 3d TV, no one can!

So it arrived.

Pic very much related.

http://imageshack.us/f/266/p1060208y.jpg