Best HDTV Under 1500 Dollars

If you follow my series about "the best HDTVs" you should know by know, what I consider to be the best HDTV under $1000.

You also could have seen, by reading my previous articles that to buy a quality and full High Definition TV, you don't really need to spend more than a thousand bucks.

However, for the more complex users, I have prepared this article where I'll share with you some insights on a highly advanced and featured LED HDTV that you'll going to fall in love with for sure.

If you were reading my previous articles carefully, you could have noticed that all of the HDTVs I was talking about were actually TFT, LCD, or plasma TVs. However this time I'll present you a TV that uses a little different and more efficient type of technology.

What's the difference between LCD and LED display?

Well, the main difference is that LCD TVs use a CCFL(Cold Cathode Fluorescent) bulb for back lights, while LED TVs use LED(Light Emitting Diode) for back lights.

In practice, it means that the LCD screens use backlighting when the TV is powered on, which results in a significant loss of imaging details.

On the other hand LEDs provide better contrast ratios due to localized dimming. Local dimming is the ability of each LED to turn off to provide darker blacks.

Talking about blacks, the winner in this area are still Plasma TVs as they dispose of the ability to turn off every single pixel.

So that was a little know how about the differences and now let me introduce you the best HDTV under $1500.

If you're interested in a modern HDTV that is not going to get broken within a year, the UN46C6300 is probably what you need. User comments all over the internet just confirm that.

Here are some details:

• 4 HDMI (ver 1.3), HDMI-CEC, 2x USB, 1 PC, 1 Ethernet input
  
• 10Wx2 audio output
• measures: 10.8 x 28.5 x 43 inches
• weighs: 44.1 pounds
• LED 6300: LED picture quality with 120 Hz Clear Motion Rate technology
• Full HD 1080p resolution
• Ultra Slim Design

Another great thing is that it supports AllShare - wired or wireless DLNA connections thus allowing you to stream your PC files to your HDTV using your remote.

Thank you very much for reading and I wish you a fantastic one!