Saw the new Pana LCD/Plasma at HomeDec (PISA) just now. Under BHB booth.
TH-P50U20K offers at $4899
TH-L42D25K offers at $4599
Panasonic Viera TV Fan Club V.1, Plasma, LCD & LED models.
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Apr 5 2010, 10:11 PM
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Kura tadak 55".
Our fren already stated 50" ma. |
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What is Motion Picture Resolution? The latest Plasma U series is 900 vs outgoing S series 1080. Downgrade
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I also waited for Pana 2010 model until I saw the 50U20k during recent fair, the dark scene is not dark enough. Not to discredit Pana, but Samsung is better for similar price range. In off mode, you can see the display is milky black. However, the price is attractive, fair price RM4.9k for 50" TV and FHD.
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great. i assume u r using S series. how do you find the PQ on the latest U series vs S series?
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QUOTE(PoorMan @ Apr 22 2010, 01:15 AM) 50U20K is already here? Which fair were you referring to? @ HOMEDEC fair @ PISA Penang. U series is FHD but moving resolution is 900 lines ... whatever that means ... compared to S10K's 1080 lines.  Seems like U series is lower than S series. Not sure why Pana didn't bring new S series into Bolehland, perhaps price point is the strategy. |
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Fuyoh. The V and VT series with 5000000:1 native contrast ratio.
Could it be the highest in TV display now? |
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Since you got a dedicated HT room, I recommend you go for FHD projector. I'm sure you find yr 50" TV is not as big as Day 1, he he.
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