Are you sure you want plasma?I would advice you get LCD.....it has less image 'burn' on the screen and has a longer life span than plasma.It doubt plasma is on sale anymore especially in Kenya since its an out-dated expensive technology.

If you decide to go the LCD way,bought with my neighbour a 32' one at the LG shop at ICEA building at 62k....and it was on a limited christmas offer.It's an LG and works fine,they were offering a 3year warranty .There were Sony ones also but a couple of thousands more pricier with only 1.5yrs warranty.

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32 inch should go for about 59K. Ignore and completely discard the idea of Plasma.

It is not the best. Go for the TFTs from Samsung especially. LG isalso great!

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samsung and lg seems to be leading on innovative technology,they have an edge. infact if you their product today it will look outdated in a months time. the latest is PDP models on both. however,you can get intouch with the samsung hq based at victoria towers for the best deal,or hotpoint at sarit for LGs,again for a good deal. try either LCD or PDP at the same chums.

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If you want a 32' - the only plasma you will get is LG.
LCD - 32' you can get from any brand.

It all depends on what you will be watching.....if you like sports and action movies your best bet is a plasma (look up response time and 150 hz flicker free technology) - the plasmas have no response time so no motion blurring providing the smoothest picture quality. Additionally look at the colors on a Plasma they will be more natural than LCD.

On the other hand if you are connecting a PC or watching regular programming go for the LCD. Also depends on the lighting in your room. The higher resolution will be better but only if you have a HD input (think bluray or PS3) otherwise no current need to get the higher resolution.

From my experience LG has the most innovative TVs (check out their time machine) in the market with the best features and the 3 years warranty is excellent. They currently have 10% off on all their TVs so now would be the best time to buy (until the 15th).

@Birdman - Plasmas actually have a longer life span - 100,000 hours as opposed to 60,000 hours for the LCD and burn in is no longer a factor,technology has overtaken this issue

Best of luck finding what you want.

@auka. Kindly let us know how it went. I also need one. I hope there tv's r digital compliant.

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