hmm... so meaning in EM the BD60 got harga la, compare to Peninsula...

since no Pros here answer, i will try la, dun merajuk ...

First of all, I dun even know the TV itself can upscale, so if it really can, then no visible difference.

Of course choose DVD with more features like 'upscaling' which prolly comes with HDMI output for best results. Then again, 'upscaling' is often overhyped, dun expect fantastic reproductions.

Finally, you buy a FullHD TV, I suggest u do it justice and get a BD player. Like that, all problem solved

still dun understand why plasmas as a monitor replacement ...

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Added on August 29, 2009, 5:38 pmSee 18 post up, might give u an idea..

This post has been edited by Lone*Wolf: Aug 29 2009, 05:38 PM

Har?! Some more have to take picture like forensics ar??? Mati already then change lah, take pic for what ...

Its just wasting time ler, u never 'chan' him meh?

thats new to me... I tot the side gray bars and black top bottom bars are default settings. how to manually 'select' gray?

also, even if its gray, it doesnt solve completely the burn-in issue as is it still 'static' in nature (gray instead of black)?

Since we are all onto this calibrating and tweaking mode, can I ask if it is possible for me to copy someone's 'settings' and apply it onto my own TV? Will it work or does individual TVs need to be calibrated differently?

You are right, I have forgotten about the difference in environment

I dun have the steps memorised but if i am not wrong, you need to highlight the empty box next to that ...

Fullscreen or not depends on yr TV format. Most movies are in 21:9 format (cinemascope) and the most common TVs now are the 16:9 widescreens. Thats why not fit. Projectors aside, you can only appreciate full screen cinemascope on the Philips Cinema 16:9 TV currently.

Honestly, I use zoom most of the time, though the display will be vertically stretched, I still prefer this as it fills up the screen, making the display bigger. Subtitles will be a challenge though, if you need them. Dun forget also to 'un-zoom' it when you want to access the Pop-up Menu!

yeah, another reason why i zoomed is becoz the TV's still new, want to avoid any IR issues...

Its natural, LCDs have more vibrant colours, hence more 'catchy', though some might say plasmas have a softer natural feel.

Go with your eyes, thats all that matters.

Depends on where you got it from. This is very important.

What is it you are referring to?

Mind sharing whats the Staff's purchase price is?

I dun think thats the 'S' series, should be the 'X'.

Bit OT but anyone knows why the X version of the Pana P42 thread is closed? Raya holidays?

I think one of the dealers here confirmed it is exactly the X10, just a marketing gimmick.

When the main switch is turned off, the TV still got standby mode light. It will eventually go off after 1-2 mins. Why is that so?