I bought mine at 7800 months ago, but I believe the price may reduce slightly now.

Thanks for the info. Where did u bought?
2D quality excellent rite? how about 3D quality? happy with the tv?

I bought for RM7700 3 weeks ago at CSH Butterworth. However, i am still waiting for replacement as mine had a burn in issue since it was "abused" before i got it. picture quality is excellent for 2D. As for 3D, it depends on source. Avatar 3D for example looks great. No complaints.

This post has been edited by pgcity: Oct 9 2013, 11:45 AM

i see. thanks for ur response. looking for vt60 but too expensive. vt60 3D quality superb but for 2D quality on par with st60.

wta, i see courts sell panasonic led tv with code TH-L39B69K. I try to find this model in panasonic malaysia website but dont have this model, the official model is TH-L39B6K


so, what is different between this model?? B69K (courts) and B69K (panasonic website & catalog)


And another question, which one is better in term pic quality TH-L39B6K or TH-L39EM6K? hope u all can help me choose my first led tv

This post has been edited by Ciku: Oct 9 2013, 01:14 PM

yeah vt60 is still about RM 13-14k range.2d performance of st60 vs vt60, my eyes can't tell apart either. by time price drops for both stocks won't be available.even now ST60 65" is upon request. i think 3d gimmick will go away as the ultra hd tv/4k coming out now is the next hot thing..not 3d.again looking at a samsung 4k uhdtv 80inch tv ..costing RM 130k..i can see more detail at 6 feet..but move further..the difference is lost on me. so spending on vt60 seems unrealistic for the price vs performance when compared to the st60

for me i remember vhs vs laser disk and vcd vs dvd, it was amazing step up. same with dvd vs blu ray where blu ray is amazing. the step up from 720p vs 1080p is not much and so is from 1080p to 4k. laws of diminishing returns as distance from tv /size of screen increase.i'm happy with 720p sources as much as i do with 1080p sources sitting 8 feet away.

again just personal opinion.

This post has been edited by pgcity: Oct 9 2013, 04:41 PM

IMHO, 4k/8k will only bring impact if using 100" and above projector screen/panel screen. It still takes a while before 4k/8k movie content populate the market.So mean time, just enjoy 1080p.

Bluray movie already bout 40GB at 1080p, if 4k2k, will required about 100GB... very unlike for the short time being.

Well, there is always a 2disc option. Like Lord of the ring extended edition, each movie come with 2 disc because long movie time and also multi audio content. Actually, TDK already have 100G blu ray R/RW many years ago. Just that it did not mass production due to manufacturing update and market demand.

This post has been edited by Vinceyang: Oct 9 2013, 07:11 PM

Sometime people spend because is expensive to show status. Not about they can see the difference. Therefore the initial are for the people can spend, only the later wave for real consumer. Just my 2cents.

I agree with many folks here that the VT60 is not worth the additional RM7k (almost 2x) compared to ST60. I saw VT60 and ST60 and could not really tell the difference in2D, at least not enough to justify the difference in price.

Try to get the ST60, stocks are very low now, until end of this month when the next shipment arrives.

The 4k TV is still actively debated as to whether it makes sense or not. At normal distances of 8 feet from the TV, I also doubt the 4k makes a difference at sizes 60" and below. The demos today for Samsung and Sony show the difference at 2 ft and less from the TV, but stand further away, and I started to notice more the contrast, and color, rather than the details.

I was using a 50" 720p TV for the past 6 years and never really felt the need to upgrade, unless if I sat very close to the TV which was never. Only recently I moved to 65" 1080p, and I see some improvement in detail, but not much as the size has also grown.

Simple put it, if u r videophile who demand picture perfect with more calibration option to calibrate to more natural color with more color gradient, go for VT/ZT. Otherwise, just ST will do. I bet those set u compare in show room did not go through proper calibration to shiw its potential.

So the IR issue is still not resolved for you, it has been quite a while. Is it due to lack of stocks for replacement?

Better buy that Panasonic plasma if you're on the fence ... It might not be around any longer next year.

News report that Panasonic will exit the plasma TV in March next year here:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57606619-...-tvs-next-year/

i love plasma. the color so natural compared to others.

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hi..actually i not so knw what is FAT32 & NTFS??

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