Can you ask them to remove all those freebies like 3D glasses, 3D Bluray etc? If you do, the price differences will be even less.

Some prefer vivid color and others natural color. I find Samsung's color more vivid and Panasonic's more natural.

I am paying with my own money so I picked what my eyes picked. I especially like the color 'red' on Panasonic.

there is cartoon type of red and natural red as in flower red. That is why kids like cartoon because their color is always deliberately made much more attractive. But we all know cartoon are not real or natural. Try this. Go look at real red flower and then go watch it on a Sony and you may know what i meant.

the only way to know which is correct is to have actually seen the real truck. Only by having seen the real thing can you know which TV is displaying the color correctly. And we have no way of doing that. That is why i use human skin tone and red flower as reference because we see those everyday. IMO Sony have one of the worst red because they are so unreal to my eyes.

if you want to split hair then you have to spend lots me money to buy professional color measuring equipment. You want to do that? If not and you still can not roughly tell what skin tone are supposed to look like then are you sure you want to buy expensive TV because it looks like wasting money. Just buy one with the sharpness picture and ignore the color or whatever that make you happy.

This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Apr 6 2011, 09:50 PM

These 2 are totally different truck so different color.

You should find a better example. You shouldn't even consider using an example of an orange and an apple.

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Added on April 7, 2011, 9:54 amDrawing from my times with Hi Fi, there are 2 types of people.

One type would want the reproduction of sound (or picture) to be as close to the original as possible. These people mostly went for Solid State amplifier.

The other type couldn't care less whether the reproduced sound (or picture) is close to the original or not as long as it sounded nice. They wanted the sound to be 'nicer' than the original, sugar coated so to speak. These people mostly went for tube amplifier with it's characteristic euphoric sound on vocal.

Therefore, if a person like vivid (less natural color), that's his business. For me, I learn toward more natural color or whatever color I like (and that's why I am not thinking of calibration for now)

This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Apr 7 2011, 09:54 AM

And this is coming from a person who think good sound means merely being loud. I suppose you like listening to jack hammer? You sure have funny taste.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1822476

Show how mature you are.

1. Comparing orange with an apple.
2. Jack hammering is good sound because it is loud

Saw Samsung 51" 3D being offered at RM4500.

At 2000+ hours, tell them it should be sold at 1/2 price. Either they sell you at that price or you write to newspaper saying you are sold used goods as brand new. A win-win situation.

Try one of those big chain store like SenHeng or something.

Grab it. Is it a Demo unit?

If they drop the 65" by 70%, I will be interested in getting it

HDTV and these High Definition program is a marriage made in heaven.

Sorry to say this but IMO, size does matter when it comes to TV.

That HN salesman is telling the truth. Most salesman tells rubbish.

I want a Ferrari. I want a private yacht. I want a private airplane. I want a 102" Plasma. Only problem is, how to spend RM15K for a TV? That's some people's entire year's salary. Crazy.

I ABSOLUTELY can not stand watching Sony's color. They are the most fake looking amongst the other brands. Whenever I looked at some red flower on Sony, I wanted to puke. Nowhere in any garden I see red flower of that color. And my eyes wanted to cry with tears flowing down with those harsh lighting. But that's just my own opinion.