Plasma T.V.

Panasonic Viera TC-P54S1

CORE — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:28:11 +0000

To fight against the strong competition, Panasonic has launched Panasonic Viera TC-P54S1 at an attractive price. Though this model is not designed to compete with the higher level plasma, it performs decently which brings it close to the top line products.

The picture quality is top line with vibrant colors and accurate output. Also, the picture from the Hi-def source is quite sharp as compared to HD LCD tvs. Panasonic has introduced the ‘Infinite Black’ technology in the recent models of its plasma TVs. By incorporating this technology, the blacks, as in details in the dark scenes, are great.

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LG 60PS80 Plasma TV

CORE — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:07:14 +0000

The LG 60PS80 plasma TV looks really smart, elegant and sophisticated and can enhance your home décor. You are sure to love its Single Layer Design. And of course, it offers unmatched viewing pleasure. If you want an incredible cinematic experience at home, you do not have to look far – all thanks to the 60 inch plasma screen of this television set.

The screen is not the only incredible feature that makes this set stand out. There are a host of others as well. It comes with the media streaming system on the Internet – NetCast, which goes very well with YouTube, Yahoo! Widgets and Netflix. And so, you can watch all those online videos and movies at home you have always wanted to. Plus, you can also check out the weather updates, stock prices and catch the latest news.

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Panasonic VIERA TC-P54Z1

CORE — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:55:23 +0000

If you are willing to spend up to $6000 for a plasma TV then the Panasonic VIERA TC-P54Z1 is a good buy. You may get a cheaper deal at Amazon.com but it is a good idea to check it out at a retail store.

The Panasonic VIERA TC-P54Z1 is a wide screen plasma display TV set which surprisingly is only 1 inch thick. Its 54 inch screen gives a great detail of picture and has wireless HDTM connectivity enabled to allow for flexible installation in your home. Hang it on the wall of your bedroom, lie on your bed and watch the latest soccer game with pleasure.

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Samsung PN58B650

CORE — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 12:51:30 +0000

Samsung PN58B650 is definitely one of the most stylish and sleekest model available in Plasma TVs. It has a glossy black frame with a subtle hint of red along with a transparent coating on all the sides.

This model is energy compliant. Besides, it also has an energy saving mode that further reduces the energy consumption of this device. A very useful feature indeed for the people who care for the environment!

This plasma TV has a very good picture quality. With 600 Hz sub motion field technology, it reduces the judder issues that are usually present in plasma TVs. The screen resolution of 1080 pixels allows you to see even the fast paced action movies or sports events without the slightest blur. The mega contrast of 3,000,000:1 gives very natural and rich colors. Its crystal Full HD Engine with Cinema Smooth gives you experience similar to that of watching movies in a multiplex.

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Samsung PN 50A550 – 50” Plasma TV

CORE — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 08:10:37 +0000

Samsung PN 50A550 is a 50”, flat panel, plasma TV with advanced HDMI 1.3 Color technology that provides a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels. The speaker bar hidden beneath the screen adds to the sleek look of the TV. DNIe technology helps enhance the quality of images. In addition, the anti-reflective screen – called FilterBright – helps avoid the glare of ambient light.

The Samsung PN 50A550 is almost resistant to image retention. However, in case of minor image retention, you can easily remove the burnt-in images using the pixel shift option or the All White or Scrolling functions. The video and audio quality of this TV is exceptionally vibrant and realistic due to the 5-color temperature presets, a film mode enabling 2:3 pulldown and 3 modes of noise reduction.

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