Getting a TV. What are good TV brands?

Who watches TV nowadays? PC master race.

There aren't other options reasonably more expensive where you live?

I'm sorry, but I don't know any of those and specs don't say much at all to me. I recommend you to try and see them in real life before you make a choice.

neither LOL

i never heard of sanyo, coby or sceptre... :/
are those american electronics?

i dont know about new sanyo's or coby's tvs, but i had tube tvs of those trademarks and they were pretty good. never had a problem. in my knowledge to lcd and led tvs i would recommend samsung, or if not, phillips or sony

I only know Sanyo from these, we used to have it ages ago (long before flat-screens). And their appliances were ok quality at that time. So only brand-wise I'd choose that one really. But as people above said, better go have a look at the real thing before purchase.

My parent's Sanyo TV has lasted 15 years give or take a few. I trust them. :P

You would be better off posting your budget and links to the three models than just naming two off-brand American companies and a defunct Japanese tech firm, IMHO.

I vote for a Panasonic Plasma!

I'm all for Samsung, got one LED and a regular TV and also PC monitor. They are not among the cheapest though, but they usually have great image quality. You didn't specify how much money are you willing to spend nor the screen size you're looking for, but if you've got cash and need a 32" screen then go for Samsung UE32D5000 (LED screen, great contrast and vibrant colors, 60Hz with a software option to simulate 100Hz, very fast response rate so it's perfect for gaming, plus it looks sleek as fuck).
All in all, I personally wouldn't go for either Sanyo or Coby but if you're looking for a cheap TV with basic options (no LAN streaming or similar crazy stuff), those are probably good enough options. Be sure to compare image quality to other TV sets, especially if the store isn't happy about refunding your purchase if you're unhappy with the TV.

X-Box one , maybe you heard about it.

When it comes to TVs I always suggest to go to a store and look at them. Then ask someone to try the remote and see how responsive they are. (<- my gf though I was joking, now she's stuck with a TV with a 3-second delay on channel swap)

Never heard of either of those brands. I'm not much of a TV freak but common brands are Panasonic, Sony (the new Bravia series) and Sharp.

If you have LG in your country, go for it.I don't know any of those brands you wrote but LG is the best in my country.

As far as TV is (that is watching you know,movies,tv shows ,news) the samsung ones are really good and full of features.
If you want it for a console or to use it for a pc,just get any monitor with a fast enough refresh rate(LG does really good monitors).My advice is DO NOT get a tv if you will use it only for games,as usually monitors are cheaper,and usually better/faster.Also tv are more expensive (due to the tv tuner,menu features etc..)

EDIT: from your list I would say SANYO as I had one and it was ok,but can't say I would usually recommend it.

i prefer Panasonic, I literally spent hours in bestbuy and came to the conclusion that the 300 dollar Panasonic looked better then the ones costing 700+.

This is the one I got.

Might only be 720p but looks better then any of my friends more expensive 1080p's(and the one that cost a grand in my living room) and much more vibrant, I am a crazy person when it comes to quality also....so maybe they made a new version of this one? Seems like its hard to find now.

LG, sony

SAMSUNG owns all. That's about the only thing good coming out of Korea. Except the food, like bulgogi ....

Sony, Toshiba and Samsung are some of the best brands out there. I don't know if you have those brands though.

I've heard of that new TV everybody is talking about, i believe it's called "XBOX ONE"...

Xbox One

If your looking for quality the top brands are SAMSUNG,SONY,LG hands down,Although they might be a little on the pricey side your getting far better quality than their cheap quality competitors (VIZIO,COBY,SANYO etc.)
Also a good idea as mentioned is to go the store, look at the Tv's on display and write down their model# (UE32D5000 for exp)
then you can go to a reliable review site like cnet.com and see what the pro's and cons of the TV model you liked.