>>>They will most likely show this on the sticker on the TV, because it should be an important feature. The LEDs will also ensure that the TV is colder and consume less ower. You will also be able to see that the backlight is spread differently when you look closely, but to be honest I am not absolutely sure how you will see this. I will have a look in some shops tomorrow.
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>>Don't you talked about projection LCD's? They're thicker. I feel mine like an dummy PC customer... :(
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>The rear projection can't work well for such sizes - the light hits the screen at bad angle, can't look right. Specially if you aren't sitting exactly in front of it. It's obvious even when you just walk through the shop, they always look darker and lower in contrast than any other type.

I saw a LCD TV at a shop it must be about 2.5m. It was giant. What was it's price? 140.000 USD!!! You can buy an average flat in Istanbul with this money...

I will wait for a while too. Because 106cm LCDs are about 700$ USA and 2000$ in Turkey yet. I wait until 127cm LCDs fall to 1000$. I like big screens... :)