Why 24fps is not enough for HDR movies

[theblackbunny]

OK so I've been looking into buying a TV and wanted to buy one which would fit my needs:

HDMI input for Apple TV
HDMI input for cable box
HDMI input for future game console
HDMI input for Blu-ray player
DVI or HDMI input for computer
Component input for Wii
Composite input just for kicks
Digital optical audio out to external speakers (Logitech Z-5500, best purchase ever)
So ideally 1xDVI (but I can live without it) + 4xHDMI + Component + Composite + digital optical audio out

I need the TV to be easily viewable in the daytime because of a lack of blinds on my windows.
Does this rule out plasma TVs? They seem to be dim compared to LCDs...
I'd very much prefer a matte screen instead of a glossy screen because of reflections.

I also like the way Panasonic 2012 TVs like the GT50/VT50 are able to throw the TV picture to a smartphone/tablet with their app.
Do any TVs integrate WiDi yet?
DLNA is a plus too.

So far the only two I found that match most of my criterias are the Panasonic WT50 (but has a glossy screen)
and the Sony HX850 (but has glossy screen and doesn't have an app to watch TV on smartphone)

Can you think of other TVs that match most of these characteristics?

Cheers,

-theblackbunny


Edit: Here are my up-to-date infos about my current choices.

Best choice: LG LM9600

-----Panasonic WT50-----

Pros:
- LED-LCD
- DLNA push to TV
- DLNA pull from TV app for smartphones/tablets

Cons:
- Glossy screen
- No WiDi

-----LG LM9600-----------

Pros:
- LED backlit LCD
- DLNA push to TV
- WiDi
- DLNA pull from TV app for smartphones/tablets

Cons:
- Glossy screen

[theblackbunny]

I found the LG LM9600, and (unlike what it says in the review) it has VGA, component and composite inputs, AND it has WiDi!
It has DLNA push but I don't think it has pull functionality (send TV image to mobile).
Its screen is glossy so no gains there.

I also found the Samsung ES8000 but it only has 3 HDMI inputs, and no WiDi.
It has DLNA push and has some sort of pull functionality but only on samsung phones and tablets (BOO!)

The two that seem to have the least downsides for now seem to be:

Panasonic WT50 (Cons: glossy screen, no WiDi)

LG LM9600 (Cons: glossy screen, no DLNA pull)


Any better choices?

Thanks,

-theblackbunny

[theblackbunny]

The LG LM9600 has passive 3D compared to the Panasonic WT50 which is less tiring over long periods of time.

I'll keep my up to date infos in the first post so that you can get the best info in the top post.

-theblackbunny