panasonic should tell us the response time on the web
what laaa

the price now cheap
mbf cards promotion only RM1999
go get it!
getting one now!

shud be 8ms

PANASONIC VIERA TX-32LX700MK all the way been my dream lcdtv ever since..... i wonder how long i have to wait to own it.... haiz

It's 8ms, only certain Sharp models listed as 6ms but I doubt their figures are accurate.

Philips 9series LCD has 3ms..heard is fastest in the world.crazy...
have ambilight also..
but damn expensive..
those rich one only can afford.

plasma is the fastest, no ms

What offer dude? Tell more lah!

mbf credit card offer lar

is Samsung's LA32R81B a good buy?

Quotation:
Best Denki - RM3200 (after taking out the free-gift DVD, which sells at RM199), with 5 years extended warranty + HDMI cable, on 0% interest 12 months installments (crd card).

I notice that there are 2 pana models which are named almost similar:
1) TX-32LX700MK
2) TX-32LX70MK

Both are different. Please note that. The one offered by mbf xtremedeals is the lower specs model TX-32LX70MK.
Anyway, i would like to know if the lesser model TX-32LX70MK is still worth buying?

vote for LG.reasonable price with good quality. had bad experience with samsung

Why did it die? I am curious coz i have a LC2 too.

vote for sony!!!

Not only that, most plasma panels support 18-bit colour (billions of colours) whereas for LCD tvs, mostly are 8-bit panels with some models from Sony and Samsung supporting a true 10-bit panel. The only saving grace for LCDs will be that they're much brighter than Plasma panels. Of course, it doesn't mean anything if you're watching Astro or normal dvds, which are only 8-bit at the moment. Even the current HD-DVD and Blu-Ray lineup don't support more than 8-bit colour at the moment.

but then its futurprof for 18bit?
dunno ler, me kinda prefer plasma kalers, although the reflective glass is annoying @ times

my next purchase id possible will stil be a plasma, and a pioneer one if possible

It didn't die. Just had a defect. When a scene is really bright, you won't notice the defect because the brightness masks it. But if the scene is half bright and is mostly of single colour like a plain blue sky or a plain coloured wall, then the defect shows. It is a large patch of darker colour from the middle left of the screen stretching to the center of the screen. If the scene is blue it will appear as a darker blue etc.

It is most annoying when I am staring at it whan using my computer on a white background. The patch will appear as gray.

How old is your LC2R btw? Is it 37" inch too?

This post has been edited by Ngto: Nov 3 2007, 02:08 AM

18-bit is not future proof but it's like what you have said, you prefer the rich colours offered by plasma, that's b'coz it has a 18-bit panel. Pioneer will be releasing 24-bit panels next year, I guess it will hit the RM20K mark and above for sure since it is probably a full HD plasma tv. Blu-Ray and HD-DVD formats can support up to 36-bit colour via HDMI v1.3 spec but so far, none of them in the market supports more than 8-bit colours. Maybe in the next few years or when Transformers 2 hit HD-DVD in 2010.

pioneer shud start making plasma in msia to give it a better price, the kuro series can really kill me

wat u saying now is tat those hd dvd and BD can do 36 bit, but now only utilise until 8 bit is it?

those billion of colors? can we really see the different ?

either one is ok for me next,as long the size minimum 42 inch

This post has been edited by saiga: Nov 3 2007, 01:22 PM

more of mind matters though
but if u try to compare side by side, maybe can see some difference