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HDTV question

nife4

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So I want a new tv and Fry's Electronics as the Panasonic TH50PX60U for $1999 while everyone else carries it for $2799. Anybody here have one of them? What are your thoughts on the tv?
 

xchangx

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I have an older 42" Panny, besides Pioneer's Elite line, I think they're one of the best looking plasmas out there
 

DaveSimmons

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If you don't need to wallhang you could get a 50" 1080p Samsung DLP for $500 less, or a 56" for $300 less.
 

SLCentral

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Originally posted by: xchangx
I have an older 42" Panny, besides Pioneer's Elite line, I think they're one of the best looking plasmas out there

And Fujitsus, IMO.
 

cliftonite

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Originally posted by: nife4
So I want a new tv and Fry's Electronics as the Panasonic TH50PX60U for $1999 while everyone else carries it for $2799. Anybody here have one of them? What are your thoughts on the tv?



Maybe you are compaing the 60U with the 600U?
 

nife4

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Originally posted by: cliftonite
Originally posted by: nife4
So I want a new tv and Fry's Electronics as the Panasonic TH50PX60U for $1999 while everyone else carries it for $2799. Anybody here have one of them? What are your thoughts on the tv?



Maybe you are compaing the 60U with the 600U?


Nope, all show as the 60U
 

MrChad

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I have the 42" version of that same TV that I bought earlier this summer. It's a beautiful set, and both HD and SD signals look great on it. Definitely recommended.
 

R Nilla

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I have the 42PX60U and I love it. HDTV, HD-DVD and XBOX 360 all look beautiful.
 

KaChow

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I got the 42PX60U too - only because my living room really isn't large enough for the 50PX60U. Beautiful TV!!!
 

LukFilm

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I have a 50" Panasonic (rebadged HP) and have been LOVING it for 1.5 years. You just can't go wrong with a Panny.
 

Caesar

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I think by now Panasonic and Pioneer plasmas have become a standard in PQ for plasma. Check avsforum and every one is raving about their panny (and pioneers for those who have a little more dough). I have the 42px60u and love it. My only regret is that I didn't spring for the 50". But then from CES 2007 it seems like a good decision seeing that there are 60-63" plasmas from vizio/philips (1080p) for around 3k on the horizon and I can use the money saved now for them for the next superbowl.
 

Chiller2

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I have one and I love it, looks great even with a standard signal has plenty of inputs and all around a great TV.
 

Snakexor

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panasonics imho have horrendus picture quality. if you dont want a pioneer, get a hitachi.
 

Number1

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Originally posted by: Snakexor
panasonics imho have horredus picture quality. if you dont want a pioneer, get a hitachi.

:thumbsup: I love my Hitachi

What's horredus?
 

JackBurton

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Originally posted by: Snakexor
panasonics imho have horredus picture quality. if you dont want a pioneer, get a hitachi.
And where did you witness this "horredus" Panasonic picture quality?
 

Koing

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We have that exact model. Great tv, great images. Very slick.

Koing
 

pennylane

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Originally posted by: Snakexor
panasonics imho have horredus picture quality. if you dont want a pioneer, get a hitachi.

Plasmas more than LCD's need to be calibrated. Maybe you saw an uncalibrated (or poorly calibrated) one?
 

Crucial

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Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
If you don't need to wall hang you could get a 50" 1080p Samsung DLP for $500 less, or a 56" for $300 less.

where's the puke emoticon when you need one. dlp is no where near plasma in picture quality. You WILL NOT be disappointed in a Panasonic plasma.