Plasma TV Reviews

Plasma HDTV Reviews

director — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:56:36 +0000

If you want a great source of reviews on plasma hdtv’s head on over to hdtvtvonline.com. It’s a great post of some of the best resources of reviews of the top rated plasma hdtv’s on the market today. With so many units and manufacturers out there, it’s hard sometime to find the best and most honest opinions, but through a little research, you can find some great information that can help you make a decision about the best unit that will fit what you’re looking for. If this post helps, leave a comment and let us know what you think.

The Samsung PN50B550 is it the real deal

director — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:04:36 +0000

Whether your watching movies packed with drama, action, comedy or tear jerking scenes, the Samsung PN50B550 50-Inch 1080P Plasma HDTV From Samsung is available at Amazon.com. The Samsung PN50B550 Plasma HDTV has 50-inch high definition TV with 1080p resolution, Four HDMI, two component, and one composite video input; two 15W bottom speakers and SRS TruSurround HD for a rich surround-sound experience, Samsung E-panel technology like Ultra FilterBright Plus, 600Hz Subfield Motion, .001 response time, and a Mega dynamic contrast ratio,Anynet+ (CEC standard) technology makes system control of compatible A/V devices like a Blu-ray player or HTIB system a one-touch operation, One-year parts and labor warranty

Panasonic VIERA G10 Series TC-P42G10 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV

director — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:01:31 +0000

The Panasonic VIERA G10 42-inch TC-P42G10 is a winner. The new G10 Series boast cinema-quality movie reproduction, clear, smooth sports and gaming action–even Web entertainment. All made possible by Panasonic’s Neo PDP technology, which delivers sharp, detailed images, deep blacks and remarkable brightness, all with lower power consumption. Also the picture quality is absolutely, how can I say it “Stunning.” The 42-inch TC-P42G10. 1080p resolution combines with a 480 Hz processor to bring you exceptional clarity and smooth, fluid motion–even during high-speed action. And to make matters even better, it’s THX certified. Amazon.com says “G10 Series Plasma HDTVs meet the high standards set by the Lucasfilm THX Certified Display Program, to faithfully recreate the visual ambience intended by the original movies creators. If you love movies and demand cinema-quality images in your home, this is the HDTV for you.” What more could you ask for in a Plasma Hdtv?

Samsung PN42B450 42-Inch 720p Plasma HDTV

director — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 20:40:35 +0000

Word on the street is Samsungs’ PN42B450 plasma HDTV is a cut above the rest. It’s got a 720p high definition resolution and e-panel technology that enables it to deliver “sharp images and crystal-clear details” according to Amazon.com. Not only is it a great unit, it’s energy star compliant, and has SRS TruSurround HD. To get the most of you gaming experience, the game mode speeds up the image processing response due to the enhanced blacks, sharp picture quality and optimum audio. The images eye-catching and brilliant color, Samsungs e-panel technology makes sure you get superior picture quality and enjoyment. The PN42B450’s wide color enhancer lets you experience more brilliant colors like a high quality plasma hdtv should. So here’s what you get Samsung PN42B450 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, Remote control, Cable holders and stand, TV stand and hardware, Cover bottom, Program CD, Owner’s instructions, Cloth clean, Quick setup guide, Warranty card.

Samsung PN58B860 Plasma TV and Toshiba 55SV670U LCD TV

director — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 20:24:59 +0000

In talking with a local sales rep at the local consumer electronics outlet, I feel good about the Samsung PN58B860 Plasma TV, because it’s a set filled with features and a great design. We’ll also look at the Toshiba 55SV670U LCD TV, a backlit LCD TV with several adjustment settings and connectivity options. If thin is in, then Samsung has to be near the front of the line with its design for its newly-released
Posted by Digg RSS Search for plasma tv on October 4th, 2009 PN58B860 plasma HDTV. The 58-inch PN58B860 has a mega-sleek design that is sure to improve the aesthetics of any room in which it is placed. Only 1.2 inches thick, the PN58B860 has a certain wow factor to it before it is even turned on.
It’s not all looks though, as it can handle 1080p/24 sources without a glitch, and produces a great picture from its sexy frame. It also has good connectivity options as well as a plethora of interactive features that let you go online to access content.

The real question is whether or not its super-thin design is really essential for your needs, and if you want to pay more to have such a luxury in terms of design. If the answer is yes, hopefully you have deep pockets, as the Samsung PN58B860 is now available for a suggested retail price of $3,199.99 from the manufacturer.

Samsung PN50B650 is it the real deal?

director — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:17:48 +0000

I found this review of the at Minyx. Samsung new PN50B650 plasma flat panel HDTV exemplifies the design and performance refinements for those with discerning tastes and a passion for innovation. Picture your favorite room filled with 50 inches of 1080p Full HD picture performance artistically accented in a new Touch of ColorTM design. Samsungs 6 Series E-Panel technology delivers improvements with our Ultra FiterBrightTM technology that further reduces glare in brighter rooms and our advanced Crystal Full HD Engine expands the picture viewing experience with less power consumption. The new Medi@2.0 connectivity package offers customizable online content via user-friendly ?widgets,? networking capability via the DLNA standard, and playback of your camera and camcorder via USB 2.0. Add 4 advanced HDMI inputs that feature Samsungs Anynet+ (CEC standard) technology making system control of compatible A/V devices like a Blu-ray player or HTIB system a one-touch operation. Experience Full 1080p performance and advanced connectivity on Samsungs new B650 series plasma HDTVs that are designed to meet higher pride of ownership expectations and lower the cost of ownership. What do you think?