Sony vs Samsung LED TV: Which is Better?

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The Sony 32R420 and Samsung UE32F4000AWXXH are closely matched in specifications, with the main distinction being that the Sony model is priced higher. The discussion highlights the need for advice on which TV offers better picture reproduction and overall specifications. Samsung is noted for its strong reputation in the TV market, with users emphasizing the brand's quality and value based on personal experiences. The consensus leans towards Samsung being the preferred choice for its superior performance and affordability.

Sep 16, 2013

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Sony 32R420 vs Samsung UE32F4000AWXXH

They have similar, almost same specifications. But Sony is a little bit expensive.
I need advice about specifications and which of them is better in picture reproduction and other specification.

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I can't give much help other than to say in my personal opinion Samsung is the top TV maker at the moment. I've owned a few and they've been fantastic quality and price.

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