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Let us know of your first hand user experience ya.

Good luck in your sales

Any of you play 3D movies with your set? Normally play it through BlueRay player or USB Drive. I check that some 3D movie is about 40+GB, can play through USB?

Yes, Asia model support rmvb file playback. But Europe and US model does not. In most cases, I think the SA don't know his product that well. Just copy a rmvb file and play it on their display set to verify. Or if you have the panasnoic Viera brochure with the rmvb icon, point it to the SA and ask him to call back to his supplier and verify.

Thanks for your reply, no I plan to use external hdd as well, but I am just curious, 40GB+ of data need to be consume in 2 hours for a movie, wonder is my hdd fast enough? By the way, do you try accessing any video through network?

Wow, you buy 3D bluray disc? Expensive yo...

Currently still waiting for the ST65 to arrive, expected to reach September as currently no stock.... so long, but already start accumulating nice 3D movie

Yup I mean DLNA... ha ha... I noticed there is also a LAN port, wondering will it be faster if use LAN port

But to be frank, panasonic LED technology performance / price ration may not be tthe best

My guess is that it's a tuner, to get free to air channel, but I don't think it is usable in Malaysia... maybe if you live down south can get Singapore channel?

I don't know about P50UT, but for P60ST60k, 2013 model, the retail price is RM6500... Hmm... so I think P50ST50K quoted is really a bit too expensive

The korean led TV technology is not bad though, but try to go for the middle and upper range.

SENQ is having a merdeka sales, anybody know if they are putting some good sales for plasma tvs? Cann't seems to find any brocheur with more details about products on discount

I'm staying down south, so no chance to try
How is the RTM HD, it is clear, or just playing SD content only...

For active shutter 3D glasses, I think you may not get other manufacturer 3D glasses and used, because their sync signal maybe different. Better double check.

Passive 3D glasses, no need battery, and can use interchangebly between manufacturers.

I don't think there is much 3rd party active 3d glasses on our market. 3D never did really take off.
Maybe samusing glasses can be used, but review says that it is crappy although cheap.
You are better off asking the shop that sells you the tv to give you discount on additional glasses.

I thinkMBO cinema 3D glasses should be polorized, but I may be wrong. You can know more frome here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_film

Oh... To check if the MBO glasses is linear polarized, you can take tow glasses and placed it in your line of sight, one on top of another and then start rotating the bottom one, if the lenses become totally black, then confirm it is linear polarized.

I assume you refered to Panasonic VT20k plasma TV, Pana plasma TV uses active shuttle glasses, so the glasses from MBO cannot be used. But Pana LED TV 2013 model, maybe can use, cause these new LED TV switch to passive polarized technology.

Panasonic plasma all starts from 50' and goes up to 65'.
You will have to look for LED TV

65ST60k still no stock... wait for nearly a month liao