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In Reply to: RE: I'll never buy another Samsung TV. posted by Mr. Dick Hertz on September 10, 2017 at 17:54:20
I have a Panasonic Plasma. You would find them at all the sports bars, so you KNOW they are considered both good and reliable at the same time.
I think heat is a major factor in longevity that manufacturers need to know how to deal with it, i.e., DO NOT buy something that is NOT proven technology, DO NOT be on the bleeding edge.
The Samsung TVs seem to be the best bang for the buck otherwise.
I have a DELL laptop that just went in for servicing. My family bought the laptop even though I resisted. I mean an Intel i7 in a laptop! Well, it died after not even much use. It runs HOT.
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My i-5 processor runs pretty hot too but so far, after 3-4 years pf pretty constant use, all appears to be well.
Since Samsung has discontinued plasmas along with everyone else, the choice boils down to LCD/LED's. Several years ago there was a class action law suit against Samsung for using inadequate capacitors in the power supplies of the LED/LCD TV's. Samsung fixed the TV's, but only after losing the suit. But all bets were off after two or three years. My experience with my plasmas indicates Samsung was still engaged with using inadequate capacitors. While I was searching for a replacement board I saw many many plasmas with exactly the same problem I had, failed power supplies. Others had screen problems with pink lines and other maladies. When you buy a Samsung, after the one year warranty is up, you're on your own with a set that's likely to fail in some way and replacement parts probably won't be available to fix it. I guess the era of disposable TV's is here.
"That was some weird shit".- George Bush
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