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 new Panasonic TH-P42S10K, latest Panasonic Full HD Plasma TV

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mkhor7
post Jun 1 2009, 06:31 PM

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QUOTE(xrossf1re @ Jun 1 2009, 03:07 PM)
I notice that the S10 power consumption is so much higher (350W) compared to X10 (285w). Does the number means there will be a noticeable increase on my electricity or am I just too concern about the numbers. The S10 has the same power consumption of a 50" X10 plasma! sweat.gif I thought NeoPDP plasma is suppose to use less electricity??
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S10 number is higher because of its 2.6 times more pixels than X10.
But when you compare the power of earlier Generations FullHD 42" model of G11 TH-42PY800H (475W) or G10 TH-42PY700H (527W), the 2009 G12 PDP panel use in S10 has improved power efficiency !

The S10 panel is listed as Generation 12 (G12) PDP, while higher series G panel is listed as G12 NeoPDP.

Specs on cnet report
Checking out the specs carefully and press release, local TH-P42S10K (S series) has never been identified as using NeoPDP panel with double efficiency tech, only that its circuit and drive units are upgraded for 2009 release together with true NeoPDP panel G series. Note that the S10 panel has lowered sub-field drive to 550Hz and Native CR to 30,000:1 but still has improved Moving Pic Resolution to full 1080 lines.

IMHO this current limited offer of S10 series could be one way for Panny factory to clear out first/early batch of new G12 PDP panels with upgraded latest electronics that still gives it some slightly improved specs over last year Full HD models.

This post has been edited by mkhor7: Jun 3 2009, 06:16 PM
mkhor7
post Jun 11 2009, 06:03 PM

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QUOTE(ronaldjoe @ Jun 10 2009, 09:50 PM)
One thing funny on this Malaysian market 42s10k.
It's G12 panel but not neo PDP. So is it upgraded G11 panel with new features?
How do they claim it as a G12 panel tv but not come with 'new' panel?  doh.gif
Regardless of all the above, (neo or not neo PDP) personally I reckon this is still a value buy.
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Local 42S10 is part of Panasonic’s 2009 new Eco PDP range designed to deliver improved energy efficiency and its power burn is 194W for Normal home viewing. 42G10 with NeoPDP to provide twice the luminous efficiency (also higher native 40,000 contrast ratio) is burning higher at 217W under same condition. More at PanaAU EnergyWise and Pana 2009 TV websites.

This post has been edited by mkhor7: Jun 11 2009, 06:46 PM

 

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