pana whioch model with 43 inch is rm1349 ? so cheap ? as far as i know , pana led tv are usually overpriced.

PANA smart tv is just a gimmick i think . Not much Apps to choose from . Unless Android Tv . lol

wow. where can get "55CX400 4K at amazing price RM2999" ?

at Hoe Huat USJ Taipan branch... not sure still got stock or not since when I bought it, they said its the last 2 unit.

I saw quite a number of 42 and 43 inch panasonic smart tv on the panasonic website . I wanna know those tv sold in malaysia now is which model ? 42inch or 43 inch ? I mean smart tv here

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

Never regret buying 55inch CX600K..now with digital TV broadcasting..picture is good. I also watch youtube most of the time.

best to rename them the same for compatibility

do you need to plug antenna to watch digital tv? indoor or external antenna?

reading the story of plasma dying..gosh..gave me some goosebumps on mine..hope it will last..my 42X10K...

This post has been edited by fin: Feb 2 2016, 09:21 PM

yes i did that but not working.. i will try again later..

My condoi have centralized external antenna , so just plug in then tune to digital TV...

why you love plasma tv so much ?

digital tv ? what is that ? plug in antenna directly and watch ?

i have the vertical line problem several days before the tv go dead. btw , minw is led tv . Now , i am offered to buy a new model at 1/2 price. Do u knw what caused the vertical line problem ?

This post has been edited by delsoo: Feb 5 2016, 10:43 PM

It's individual preference. For me it's because of
-color reproduction
-deep blacks
-good upscaling on lower resolution (astro SD looks ugly on LCD)
-no ghosting (for fast action gaming or footballs)

it has it's own cons as well but it doesn't bother me much
-possible screen burn (not suitable for displaying static images like desktop, astro logos)
-runs hot
-higher power consumption
-less sharp than lcd counterpart
-obsolete (oled replaces plasma technology)

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.

This post has been edited by delsoo: Feb 5 2016, 11:04 PM

Usually the higher end plasmas are full hd, the cheaper ones are usually hd.
LCDtv and LEDtv basically are using the same display technology (liquid crystals rotation to display color hues). LCD itself does not produce the lights. It's done by a backlight. The backlight of LEDtv of using LED hence the name LEDtv. LCDtv in the other hand uses CFL. Plasma and oled emits it's own light for every pixel.

Nowadays most of the TVs doesn't last long. If it does last that long, then manufacturers couldn't earn already .
I still have 20yrs old Sony trinitron tv that is still kicking till now. This tv is damn reliable

full hd got. im st50 owner too. pic are sharp at setting 0 after i tweak the power & cable. best for dark room usage, say bye to entry 4k models.
weakness are stated above + low brightness

led tv in low- mid market are white only, act as backlite instead of ccfl tube that contain mercury (not safe) & turn yellow.

white led save power it flicker in high frequency pwm pulse.
white led tv produce colour image by projecting brightness to liquid crystal layer. it can twist each pixel using electronic circuit so u see red green blue....
twisting process require time, there u got the delay 2ms 5ms 8ms

white led has wider colour patlette but our video content not yet catch up. so it appear ugly & inaccurate.

my house all 2 fat lcd still operate normally after 5 yr
1 slim led, 1 slim plasma (warranty panel) about 4yr age

This post has been edited by ktek: Feb 6 2016, 04:42 AM

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