Get a Harmann Kardon system.

For high end sets ...
HDMI ARC...Audio Return Channel ...check if the set you want has it (in addition to DVI,MHL and STB ..sometimes they are combined/supported into one or two ports) cause its very important for integrating to a Home theatre and many manufacturers (looking at you Samsung) take advantage of user ignorance to leave the port out.
I discovered this recently with my TV to my extreme annoyance.

Here's a checklist you could use:

1. Full HD (i.e., 1920*1080p) Ignore anything that says 'HD ready'

2. Inputs - the telly needs multiple inputs, HDMI, USB and DVI being the most important. You can also include AV inputs for backward compatibility (those red/yellow/white wires). Look for a TV with at least two of each (2 HDMI, 2 USB, etc.)

3. Smart capabilities - A unique feature, but not absolutely necessary. These days you can get a small USB device that adds smart capabilities to a 'dumb' TV. Smart TVs are usually 10-20K higher in price btw. It can also be difficult to update Smart TVs.

4. Connectivity - Aim for something that is WiFi enabled and has a LAN port.

Finally, you have to think about whether you have/will get a home theatre system. It may seem like an expense, but it adds to the viewing experience. All modern TVs are slim, which means they don't have very good speakers.

Checked at housewifes paradise and they said they dont have the Optical cable, someone pls advise where else can I find 1M cable
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How is the system tell us more about its performance and what happens if some component part breaks down in that system where do you replace are there any service centres here in Kenya where repairs for this brand is done and are there components parts available for this brand.? or once its damaged you throw away?