Next Plasma for me is non reflextve. Is the ST panel non reflextive? Will look into it end of this year.

I hv yet to calibrate any 2012 Panasonics. Once I calibrate them, I will post my findings accordingly. However, I hv talked to fellow calibrators in the UK/US about the performance. The ST50 post calibration is value for money compared to the GT50/VT50. The filters are very close if not the same, the calibration controls are coarser but in can be calibrated well in spite of that. I might evaluate on for myself to replace my aging Pioneer 428XG just for the kicks. In my case I would probably add a video processor and I believe bring it up to the level of the VT (maybe - needs verification...)

You mean you can hack the ST50? 

Let us know how it goes. First time hearing this stuff.

I read the newer Panasonic have a new more anti-reflective screen.

They improved the anti reflective coating to reduce reflections. Its not a matte screen.

Maybe let me rephrase it,  a better "anti-reflective screen coating"

That it has. It has in my opinion a very good anti reflective coating that is as good or maybe slightly better than the 9th Gen kuro.

Saw a p65st50 at gurney yesterday at around rm 9.3k with 5 years warranty. Thinking to get unit as it is the first time 65" tv break the rm 10k barrier. Any shop selling at better price?

Forgot to ask if 5 warranty from Panasonic but will check it out. Iamsobloodysick price looks good but I prefer getting it from Penang.

May I ask, are there any Panasonic Plasma that are able to convert standard definition program from satellite and "upgrade" it to 1080 or something better? Or are there no such thing?

If your source is low grade, no matter what conversion (if it exist), the quality is only as good as your source. Garbage in garbage out.

Thanks.
I heard there are TV or BluRay player able to upgrade DVDs to 1080? Any such things?

It's called upscaled but it will never produce a quality anywhere near a true 1080p content