Is it a good price for a FULL HD 50" Plasma from LG? It comes with 5 years warranty from LG.

Here are the specs
Superior Full HD
• Certified by THX for perfect theater experience
• 1M : 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• Dual XD Engine
• ISF mode for enhanced expert calibration.
• Designated Full HD game mode.
• HDMI 1.3 Deep Color
• Non reflection black matrix structure

Single Layer design
• Single Layer design for seamless look
• Slimmer bezel with invisible flat speaker
• Slimmest Depth(79mm)

Easy & Convenient
• 3 HDMI with simplink & USB2.0
• Swivel Stand

Everyone knows Pioneer is the best but Pioneer is 3x more expensive and doesn't have full HD!

thanks

I don't understand some people in here! Plasma TV is definitely better than projector when use as a TV in the living room.

Some say that LCD is better than plasma, but how could that be if plasma sports better black and better color with faster refresh rate?

projector ... need dark room!!!!

true but projector bulb not cheap too!

This post has been edited by lightning69: Mar 12 2009, 04:54 PM

Tell where can I buy ahem TV?

BTw, show me a 50" Full HD TV for less than RM10K.

If you can get me an ahem 50" FULL HD plasma for RM1k-2k...i will give the rest to you. Otherwise shut the FCUK UP and stop talk COCK!

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Added on March 12, 2009, 6:42 pmSame for idoits like U!

This post has been edited by lightning69: Mar 12 2009, 06:42 PM

Is this the kind of comments you would give..."just go to tesco or maiden.. now got "ahem"plasma TV... only Rm1k-2k only.. cheap wat.. no need to waste Rm8k... and balance money can buy iphone or.. "ahem" ps3 and 360 game... ehhh wait PS3 dont have "ahem" game... ori only.. waste money just buy 360 "ahem" game la.... smart choice... for "smart" people..."

Don't be so sarcastic idiots!!! Don't think everyone is as stupid as you.

Just look at what you wrote...you are not here to give honest opinions but to create troubles. What king of idiots would compare a plasma Tv with ahem games?

Why is LCD better for gaming...an you elaborate?

Its Sharp Aquos LC46A85M ... not Sharp Aquos LC47A85M. That is 4" difference for same price which is rather significant size difference...both Full HD.

BTW..50" has 18% more real estate than 46"

This post has been edited by lightning69: Mar 12 2009, 07:49 PM

Here comes another jerk!

I am just keeping my option open and it so happen today I say this particular TV. I cannot see how this got into your nerve.

This forum moderators sucks!!! I have pm them complaining about lousy members spaming in my thread and got no reply and yet those spammers still here.

According to Pana press release last year, pana will roll out new plasma in 2009 that is suppose to be very much cheaper as they claim their new panels are cheaper to produce.

Lets hope that is true.

Common Panasonic!!! I'm waiting for your new plasma TV.

Panasonic Malaysia finally announce 2009 Viera HDTVs!!!!

KUALA LUMPUR--In a few hours' time, Panasonic will be announcing its latest Viera HDTVs slated for Asia with an expanded lineup from 15 in 2008 to 23 models this year. To be unveiled at the regional media event is a series of ultraslim plasma panels (PDP), multimedia-ready LCD TVs and THX-certified displays. The spotlight will, however, be on the two NeoPDP prototypes first debuted at January's Consumer Electronics Show in the US. Here are all the highlights and some key features found on Panasonic’s upcoming flat-panel offerings.

In an updated technological demonstration of its NeoPDP, Panasonic has set a new yardstick with an enhanced 42-inch prototype that consumes only a third of the power used by its 2007 model. This compares favorably against the 50-percent energy savings offered by this year’s entries featured at this launch. Similarly, its engineers have shed approximately two-thirds of an inch off the original 50-inch NeoPDP. Not only is it 8.8mm wide at its slimmest section, the panel also packs the world's highest 1,080 lines motion resolution according to its press release.

At the core of Panasonic's latest 2009 Viera plasma TVs is its eco-friendly NeoPDP technology. Besides delivering similar luminance using just half the power of a comparable 2007 model, NeoPDP panels also offer increased brightness boosting native contrast by 33 percent to 40,000:1. In addition, you can expect sharper moving images and richer hues, courtesy of a stepped-up 600Hz sub-field drive and digital cinema color system, respectively. The former ensures full 1,080 lines motion resolution, while the latter widens the color space to 120 percent over the HDTV standard.

As for the Viera LCD range, Panasonic has doubled the panels' dynamic contrast to 20,000:1. For the record, the plasmas feature a peak, though less accurate, 2 million:1 dynamic contrast. Another notable change is that the number of LCD series has mushroomed from four to eight. These aside, most of the new LCD entries have either the In-Plane Switching (IPS) or IPS Alpha panels found in their 2008 counterparts. Popular among videophiles, IPS displays and their derivatives are renowned for their exceptionally wide viewing angle and saturated colors.

In a rather unprecedented bid to differentiate its TVs from the competition, all the new Vieras are equipped with onboard JPEG playback via a high-capacity SDHC card slot. Some of the premium panels will also come with added AVCHD and new MPEG-2 file support for playing back video. Unfortunately, the Japanese company is sidelining Asia again as far as the Viera Cast Internet content service is concerned. In the US and UK, Viera HDTVs with this feature allow users to stream YouTube videos and display Picasa Web photos onto the big screen for free using a Web connection.

Go here to see the Full HD plasma range for Malaysian markey. No pricing yet.

Go here for HD ready Plasma.

And finally go here for Full HD LCD tv from Panasonic malaysia.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Mar 26 2009, 12:55 AM

Yep, should be at the pana road show in KL.

Pioneer is killing themselves. Its no doubt that the kuros have deep blacks and good picture but does that warrant double or triple the price? To the rich and famous, they sure don't mind paying the premuim price but most consumers would settle for less without having to break the bank.

Technology is not about making the best product. It has to be affordable too. Just look at the Sony Betamax and the PS3 now....great piece of hardware, but not selling well at all.

I for one will not purchase a kuros because I think they are way overprice for some black levels which i don't think really matters to me at all. Just my opinion.

Where is the Full HD model?

Panasonic really sucks!