Marius5013

Right, I've narrowed it down again, now to the LG and Phillips tv. Please help me decide. Down to the 49 versions of the LG and Phillips

After reading your comments, and doing a bit of research myself, I have narrowed the options down to three. Philips 49" UHD Smart TV 49PUS7272 Samsung 50" UHD Smart TV UE50MU6125 LG 55" 4K UHD LED Smart TV 55UJ630V Now I am absolutely lost between these televisions. On one hand, the Samsung has great input lag (14 ms), but edge led. The LG has direct led and good input lag as well. The Phillips tv has Ambilight and stuff. IDK it's hard to choose.

Definitely, but I always go here for advice If my own research isn't successful. In the end, I might go with my personal preference, but it's always good to know where these televisions stand.

Thank you, that's great advice. I'll see if more people respond to my topic, and choose from there. But thank you, if I can't choose from here, I'll go to the local electronic store and build on your advice.

Right, so I'm getting my first 4k tv and is torn between a lot of options. I didn't see anyone comparing these televisions which are all within my price range anywhere, so, I thought I'd go here. I'll mostly be using it to watch movies or playing FIFA on my Xbox One S, look at my photographs, or watching sports. I'd like to know which TV is best, which advantages they have over each other, and which ones should burn in hell. Samsung 50" UHD Smart TV UE50MU6125 Samsung 40" UHD LED Smart TV UE40MU6175 Samsung 49" 4K UHD Smart TV UE49MU6195 Samsung 50" 4K UHD Smart TV UE50KU6075 LG 55" 4K UHD LED Smart TV 55UJ630V LG 55" 4K UHD Smart TV 55UK6100 LG 49" UHD LED Smart TV 49UJ630V Philips 55'' 4K UHD Smart TV 55PUS6162 Philips 43" 4K UHD Smart TV 43PUS6503/12 Philips 49'' 4K UHD Smart TV 49PUS6412 Philips 43'' 4K UHD Smart TV 43PUS6162 Philips 49" UHD Smart TV 49PUS7272 Philips 49'' 4K UHD Smart TV 49PUS6412 Philips 43" 4K UHD Smart TV 43PUS6503/12 Toshiba 43" UHD Smart TV 43U6763 TCL 43" 4K UHD LED Smart TV U43P6046 TCL 49" 4K UHD LED Smart TV U49C7006 These are my options, and while I appreciate people trying to help, please avoid recommending other televisions as the prices are fucked in Denmark. Though if these are all total bollocks, I, of course, appreciate you telling me.

I live in Denmark, so the price I've found is really good! The Canon 800D costs a fortune in Denmark.

I found a used A6300 for a reasonable price, and upon further research, I have decided It's the camera for me, which is why I will contact them. Thanks for the advice

I think I'll stick with the kit lens until I get a bit more knowledge, plus the bundles I've found are nicely priced compared to everything else in Denmark.

I see, have you also tried using the A6000 Sony cameras for photography, if so what is your opinion on it? I wouldn't mind getting the cheapest camera up there, but I'll put in the extra cash if it's worth it.

I am looking to get into photography and is looking for an opinion on two cameras. The Canon EOS Rebel T6i/750D + 18-55mm IS STM - 662 US Dollars The Sony A6000 + 16-50mm OSS - 580 US Dollars The Sony A6000 + 16-50mm OSS + 55210mm OSS 910 dollars' These are all within my price range. I am looking for a camera which is easy to use and set up, and also great for taking photos (landscape, street) and shooting videos on holidays. Size is not really a problem for me although a compact camera wouldn't hurt, also be nice if it was easy to transfer images and videos to another device (smartphone, computer). Not really sure what to say, other than. Which one is best? https://www.pricerunner.dk/pl/29-3042622/Digitalkameraer/Canon-EOS-750D-18-55mm-IS-STM-Sammenlign-Priser https://www.pricerunner.dk/pl/29-2955792/Digitalkameraer/Sony-Alpha-6000-16-50mm-OSS-Sammenlign-Priser https://www.pricerunner.dk/pl/29-2955793/Digitalkameraer/Sony-Alpha-6000-16-50mm-OSS-55-210mm-OSS-Sammenlign-Priser

It isn't urgent, and that's why i'm going to wait for the new processors. I just like to have things planned ahead so i know what to buy or look for.

Well, i won't be able to buy it now. I will in December-January so i am waiting for the 8th gen processors i suppose..

Right, so i've done a bit of research and narrowed it down to the Lenovo ThinkPad T470 vs the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon. Please help me decide. Size is not a problem: My school is really close, and i have a bigger laptop atm which isn't that bad (when it comes to weight) to be honest. I want good battery life: Since i'll be doing a lot of research, with many tabs open. Though it isn't the biggest priority because i'll have easy acces to chargers where i'll be using it most of the time. Would be really nice with 12 hours when having a few tabs open or something. Good keyboard I've heard both are good, so i'm fine with either. A good screen: I'll be watching quite a lot of movies, and documentaries. Looks. I like the X1 Carbon looks a tad bit more, but i'm really fine with either. Future proof: Would be nice to have a future proof laptop as i don't really plan on upgrading down the line. Will do if necessary of course.. And as i stated above, i'll be using it for Astrophotography, and controlling my telescope: As i'm very interested in astronomy (and penguins). A good cpu (and battery life). School: I also attend a private school, so this is also going to be my school computer. So battery life would be nice. Documentaries and movies: About space and such. A good screen (non-touch). Research and browsing the internet: Probably a good idea to let you know that i have 6 tabs open most of the time. So 16 gigs of ram would be nice (i can live with 8). Light gaming (if any): I have a desktop so it will only be used for gaming in school breaks, or on holidays. So a decent gpu would be lovely. Though not really needed.. Not a priority!! Bose QuietComfort 35: I just want to know if an external sound card is necessary, or if it already has a good one (I'll just buy a good external sound card if needed).

I see, thanks

So i've been looking for a new laptop for quite a while now. And recently, i stumbled upon four laptops, but i don't know which of them is best. So, i'll just link all of them down below. Dell XPS 15 http://www.dell.com/dk/p/xps-15-9560-laptop/pd?oc=cnx95603&model_id=xps-15-9560-laptop#overrides=cnx95603:55~FPR81;463~475604 Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpad-x/X1-Carbon-5th-Generation/p/22TP2TXX15G?irgwc=1&clickid=TeaRdh0TAzj1zG7xDMShE0WaUkmyGxyH4THF1w0&PID=13013&acid=ww:affiliate:bv0as6 Lenovo ThinkPad T470 https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpad-t-series/T470/p/22TP2TT4700?irgwc=1&clickid=TeaRdh0TAzj1zG7xDMShE0WaUkmyG2Vu4THF1w0&PID=13013&acid=ww:affiliate:bv0as6 Lenovo ThinkPad X270 https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpad-x/ThinkPad-X270/p/22TP2TX2700 So these are the four laptops i've looked quite a bit at, but i still don't know which one i should go with, or if i should choose a completely different one. But of course, if you need to help me choose, you probably need to know what i'll use it for, and what i need. Astrophotography, and controlling my telescope: As i'm very interested in astronomy (and penguins). A good cpu (and battery life). School: I also attend a private school, so this is also going to be my school computer. So battery life would be nice. Documentaries and movies: About space and such. A good screen (non-touch). Research and browsing the internet: Probably a good idea to let you know that i have 6 tabs open most of the time. So 16 gigs of ram would be nice (i can live with 8). Light gaming (if any): I have a desktop so it will only be used for gaming in school breaks, or on holidays. So a decent gpu would be lovely. Bose QuietComfort 35: I just want to know if an external sound card is necessary, or if it already has a good one (I'll just buy a good external sound card if needed). PS It doesn't need to be the most portable device, my brothers 17 inch i'm using atm i have no problem taking with me. But please keep it a little smaller, as i prefer a portable device So this is basically my needs, and the laptops i've looked at, and remember, it doesn't need to be these laptops.. So please help find the best laptop for my needs.