may i know the price of 55 inch led ? currently doing some survey

Hello, little late but donno still can or not.
Currently i check got Mi Passive 3D spec which low low price. Then the idea come to me. Do my LED TV can use to see 3D?
http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...h-43cs600k.html (around this model but order a bit. 43inch Smart TV, i think no 3D ready
http://www.cnet.com/products/panasonic-dmp-bdt230/
So with this spec, can i SEE 3D movie?
Direct to LED TV or need pass thru my panasonic-dmp-bdt230 which support 3D?
Sources 3D movie. .... DL... hehehe

I'm using 60C430K for 2 mths now and notice vertical yellowish lines on white screen.
Anyone is having the same problem? Can call for warrantee?

Thanks

Finally, today I bring my own Bluray Disc to the electrical store to test the Samsung 4K TV, and quantum dot Samsung SUHD 4K TV. There is a cheap 48" Full HD TV beside. The 4K TV is of 65", 60", and 55".

After comparing those high end and non high end TV, here's my thought:

1. 4K up-scaling is just a gimmick.
- The level of detail just look the same among the high end and non high end 4K TV, and also look the same on the 1080p TV.
- When load in the same material, they all look the same.

2. Motion Interpolation / 120Hz / 240Hz just look bad, even the Samsung SUHD 4K TV has mediocre processing.
- I don't turn on this feature on all of my TV that I buy, but these high end TV look worse than my 5 year old Plasma TV with motion interpolation turn on.
- Artifact is seen every where.
- I turn off all the motion interpolation on those TV hanging on the wall, then comes the next problem. (motion blur)

3. Everything that feel bad on LED LCD TV
- I have a relatively cheap 40" LED LCD TV, which I complain on the bad motion blur, bad picture noise handling, and poor viewing angle, these high end TV just look the same. I particularly picky on the motion blur caused by LCD, and all LCD TV at the wall exhibit the same behavior. I thought as those are movie blurring or motion judder, so I set the Bluray Player to output in 24p mode, the motion blur is still there. Judder and blur are so much pronounce on 4K TV.

Conclusion, plasma TV is still the best TV around.
Every LCD TV just look almost the same, no matter how they claim how high end they are.
This is verified when all are input with the same Bluray source.

So far after a few days of use, I am quite satisfied with the display quality. I do not demand very high quality as I mainly want a TV that have a decent display, and most importantly digital output for my soundbar.
Also, my TV is only going to be connected to Intel compute stick so I cant comment on how good TV1/TV2 broadcast etc.
Before my purchase I am deciding between this and Sony 40" TV but I chose this for spec/price value. I rarely see IPS display for 40" non-smart TV model.
Bought this in Penang where SEC is having a sale for this model.

But the specs say it is an IPS panel.

https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...410k.specs.html

for those using Panasonic smart TVs, do we get Netflix apps since Netflix is available in MY now?

USB movie : can the tv read .SRT file and play subtitle if we place both movie & subtitle file in one folder like PC?

but , plasma cant display up to full hd , right ? btw , led's colour reproduction not good ? It's better than lcd, right ?

Led and lcd usually do not last long. I have had 1 lcd and 1 led spoiled in the past 5 yrs.

I was told that led and lcd tv gt their own backlight life , is it true ? 

Tweak the power? Can you elaborate a bit?

50 k hours or 5000 hours?

Theoretically, if I watch my tv 8 hours per day, the tv would last about 17 yrs. But, my led tv spoiled after 2 yrs? Lol

Power supply module? The technician said it's panel problem. It's expensive to fix. So, I am offered to buy a new one at half price.

First is the vertical line problem, then, few weeks later, the tv total blackout.....

It is considered as panel problem??