but the expensive make up movie star has a lot of money. In long run, u dun have to pay much money to support her (electricity consumption is low). While plasma whom you said is plain looking lady only can become housewife and you have to support here and thus your money gone (electrictiy consumption is high)...

Aiyya!!! Watching tv also wanna count eletric bill ka!??

ahahaha...so...how about the LCD...what type of lady is she...ahahahaa

Actually if we compare the price different between the 'LED' and plasma TV, the $$ saved from the purchase price can cover the additional electric cost of plasma TV for up to 15,000 hours or more?

Just wonder why some people so calculative on the electricity consummed when in fact it doesn't different by that much

Saw the new Samsung 3D LED series 8 with 800MHz motion, I wonder in actual how does this compare to Plasma's norm of 600MHz?

U prefer vivid colour = LED. Natural = plasma.

I'm a plasma fan...don't like high contrast and vivid colour, look like fake

for LCD/LED market Sony just an average player. Not like during the CRT tv era where Sony is the best in terms of pic quality (especially the color). They're not aggressive in LCD/LED market.

Plasma i heart got liquid inside.After finish using liquid then color is not beauty already.Are this real ? And your meaning take care mean........?

This is definitely a good buy. Panasonic is a good brand.

May I know that whether the Panasonic THP50u30k is going to be discontinued?

I have ordered 1 unit but after few days, the seller told me that it is going to be discontinued, it is a little bit hard to get it now.

This is the March 2011 model, how come so fast to be discontinued?
Is it true???

Thanks...

So, hows the tv shopping.. bought any tv yet
anyway... if i were u... i narrow it to two choice
i. Pana U30plasma.. issues is glaring, n media capability is the worst
ii. Samsung D5000 led... minor is not good 100hz function, good media capability, not sure on 2TB disk, but 1TB disk no issues (in theory since this TV support ntfs, 2tb should no problem supporting, but it may not work as some 2tb hdd require higher power consumption)

and after consideration, will get the samsung UAD5000

I love samsung LED tv, they are the best to look at.

plasma is cheap but consume alot energy.. i see side to side comparison.. plasma have greener grass... and more lively color, panasonic plasma vs its led. But so far sharp color is 1 of the best i've seen, but it is expensive. I am down to sony and lg currently because SenQ got promotion for this two.. still dont know which to buy.. plasma with 3d also cheap..

LED/LCD's Hz is different with Plasma sub field's Hz
both kind of TV used different technology and cant dicuss both on the same table...

Yeah, i think it is not really an issue unless u open the TV 24/7 then maybe the difference is bigger, i am sold for Plasma color reproduction and accuracy, but it is less bright compared to led tv.. not very big difference on brightness but huge different on color.. u have to check out urself and decide wat is best for ur eyes...

Hi, I'm considering to change my current 5-years Sharp 32" LCD to a slightly bigger size, say 42" or below 50". While I like the color accuracy and motion flow of a plasma could offer, the design of my living hall surely can't take the "glare effect" as I have a big sliding door with significant penetration of sunlight.

I think I have to stick to either LCD or LED. Questions, if I'm considering an LED, which brand and model that offer less reflective screen/surface? While I wanted to stick to Sharp Quattron, the reflective surface will be a big challenge to my daytime viewing!

Can someone recommend me some good below 50" less reflective LED models - maybe 2 or 3 models will do?

Thanks for your views and opinion. Regards Wan

1. I believed that Samsung has advantage in picture quality (as I already saw it with my own eyes), but I heard that Panasonic is better in quality control...so is it true that Samsung 'lagi senang rosak' compare to Panasonic?