Both PV80H and the obsolete PV8H come with a 5 years warranty from Panasonic Malaysia.

Boss, the influx of Full HD is overwhelming. Each of them trying to get a piece of the pie by cutting each other throats, which is darn good for consumers

I would skip Sony if I have that kind of budget. Or shall I say, LCD TV.

Taukeh mpyw, your preference also quite good.

which is troublesome. Your maid darn lucky lah. Can watch her personal 32" LCD TV


so, it's a biz gimmick then. I saw the ads too. Nearly fell off my seat

Main purpose for this LCD TV? Astro or Blu-ray ?

My money on 32A53M. Sony only beats it in rich color. Apart from that, Sharp has 100Hz and better overall PQ.

Wow... if that's the case, many poor shops will have their new unopened set being returned for no apparent reason. Opened box is not easy to make it as new. The unopened box normally has one layer of tape only and all the manual and remote are in plastic bag. Most are sealed. Then, you can always check the condition of the box before accepting it. Just my 2 cents.

I thought PY800 is being replace by PY850?

Bro, the 50PV80H has been below RM6K mark since early Dec

Bro, why PY800H and not PY850H? Must be the great discount

IMHO, the center of the screen at eye level height (when u r seated) would be the best position.

Taukeh, it was mentioned there :

Philips may have the answer to your prayers. Arriving this spring, the electronics giant will being offering its "Cinema 21:9" LCD TVs. Starting with its 56 inch offering, the elongated Cinema TVs will have a native aspect ratio of 21:9. This allows for films to be viewed in their "natural" state: 2.39:1/2.40:1 with no letterbox formatting. Sure, this is great news for movie buffs, but what about watching football or American Idol? According to the press release, "Using highly advanced formatting technology, regular 16:9 content from sources such as TV broadcasts and games consoles is also adapted to fill the 21:9 screen."

Still a bit small hor?

since you will be sitting nearer to the screen