Although there are numerous technical measurements that can be made to assess image quality, the best picture quality is still very subjective. An outstanding image for one person may look too bright, too dark, washed out, or have a color tint to another. Television displays tend to handle different images in different ways. A screen that shows rich, detailed panoramas may not perform as well with fast motion such as a sports show.
The only way to decide which display is the best is to look at as many as possible. It is just as important to watch the type of program that will be watched after buying a television. If you are a wildlife fan, don't make a judgment after watching hockey on a television. If you enjoy movies, looking at a news program won't work for you. Additionally, try to see images from the same receiver you will be using. Television manufacturers spend a great deal of time preparing demo material to show off their television but they are not always representative of content received via cable or satellite receivers.
So, spend time to make your own decision. After all, you will be the one watching it.
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