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Vizio VP422 Plasma TV

By Plasma LCD on July 27th, 2008

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The Vizio VP422 Plasma TV is very affordable and at $799.99, this 42-inch TV can be an ideal addition to your home entertainment package. Don’t expect it to be as wonderful as the highly priced Plasmas though but it is ok for the average TV viewer.

The Vizio VP422 has great connectivity inluding a PC input and three HDMI ports. It produces clear and crisp images and has a resolution of 1024×720 pixels. It has a 30,000:1 contrast ratio and a brightness of 1500 cd/m2.

However, if you are a discerning viewer then you might have a problem with the inaccurate color reproduction. There is also no aspect ratio control specifially for HD sources.




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Panasonic Viera TH-50PZ800U

By Plasma LCD on July 21st, 2008







The Panasonic Viera TH-50PZ800U is a Plasma TV with an antireflective screen thereby reducing glares even if you are watching with strong lights. It has deep black levels that maximize your viewing pleasure. However, the blacks of this Plasma display are not as deep compared to the other plasma displays.

However, connectivity is great with four HDMI ports and one port for PC which means you can use it for dual purpose. The single pane design is also attractive making it a welcome addition to any home office or living room.

Despite its not so deep blacks the 50-inch Panasonic TH-50PZ800U is perhaps one of the few HDTVs in town with guaranteed performance. It has a 1920×1080 pixel resolution and has a slot for SDHC Memory Card.

The Panasonic Viera is quite expensive though at $2,165.




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Hitachi P50X901

By Plasma LCD on June 19th, 2008



This 50-inch stylish Plasma TV from Htachi may look sleek but it is not ideal for video afficionados who want more from their sets that what the Hitachi P50X901 can offer.

This HDTV boasts of audio and video controls selection but it suffers from some picture quality problems and poor picture contrast. Of course it has a 1920×1080 pixel screen resolution but this does not make a difference at all and frankly, there are better 1080-resolution TVs out there.

But if you are not at all particular with all that then you will find this TV good enough. It has other charming features like the glass top and side trim that is only an inch thick which makes it easy to clean. You will also get a kick out of the swivel stand which is remote control and which allows you to rotate the screen left and right up to 40 degrees.

Connectivity is also good as it has three HDMI ports, two component video inputs, an RF input and a CableCard slot. You can view your photos through the SD card slot mounted in front for maximum accessibility.

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Panasonic TH-42PZ80U Plasma TV

By Plasma LCD on June 14th, 2008

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The Panasonic TH-42PZ80U VIERA Plasma TV is a 42 inch television that can be a fitting addition to your home theater. It boasts of a 1080 pixel resolution and a 20000:1 contrast ratio that can deliver crisp and clearer images.

Connectivity is not a problem with this plasma TV as it has three HDMI ports. You can even view instant slideshows of your photos through the SD slot. If you have HDAVI control components then just connect them to the VIERA and you can control them through the TV.

Most home theaters are located in dimmed rooms but what if you suddenly decide to open up your windows will your TV survive the light? More accurately, will you be able to survive your TV screen’s glare? The Panasonic Viera has an anti-reflective filter so when this happens you can still get a clear view of your screen even with abundant light.

Those who are especially fond of gaming will revel in the special connections of this plasma to make your gaming experience more fun. You also get more value for your money since these panels can produe maximum viewing for 100,000 hours before they yield to half-brightness.

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Pioneer’s Much-Improved G9 Kuros

By Plasma LCD on June 2nd, 2008

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Pioneer’s Much-Improved G9 Kuros will be avaialble this year but only in two sizes, the 50 inches and the 60 inches. Pioneer is settling for bigger screen G9 Kuros this time around as evident with the dropping of the smaller 42 inch offered by the manufacturer before.

To prove its mettle, Pioneer lined up the ninth series, which is officialy known as the Kuros Generation Nine, with other brands as well as its very own G8. As expected, the G9 had outstanding blacks levels that are way beyond what the competition can offer, even by the G8 which Pioneer claims is slight off by 5x deeper.

Take a road test and try watching with the Kuro G9 with the lights off and notice how it is virtually impossible to determine if there is a separate line between the bezel and the screen.

The new G9 can however create a dent in your pockets as it is said to be priced from £2,400 to £4,200 depending on the sizes.

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VIZIO VM60PHDTV10A

By Plasma LCD on May 14th, 2008



The Vizio VM60P HDTV10A is a huge plasma TV that offers a larger than life experience for those who will purchase its 60-inch glory. It is not only a mammoth TV but it can also hold its head high even when placed with the other TV’s in its category feature for feature.

This TV makes use of aluminium materials that are strong enough for its massive size but without becoming too bulky for comfort and for aesthetics. This TV has a high contrast resolution of 7,000:1 which is responsible for an enhanced picture quality.

You can also expect more vivid images with the Vizio Color Vision which makes possible the display of 1 billion colors. This high definition TV has a 1366 x 768 native resolution standard TV and digital HDTV tuners. Connectivity is not a problem as it has four HDMI ports, RF connector, composite video, S-Video and Computer RGB.

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The VIZIO P50HDTV10A Plasma TV

By Plasma LCD on May 14th, 2008



The Vizio P50 (50-inch) Plasma HDTV boasts of a 720P and 1080i display capability. Thanks to the Vizio Color Vision or VCV, it can display more defined and brilliant images.

This 50-inch Plasma TV is a fitting centerpiece to your home theater and reasonably priced too at less than $2000. The high contrast ratio of 10,000:1 also enhances your viewing experience with deeper blacks and more brilliant colors.

Vizio P50’s TruSurround XT audio provides a enhanced audio system for your home theater. The TV is also capable of digital or analog broadcasts thanks to the NSTC and ASTC tuners. Connectivity is also not a problem as it has HDMI ports, composite video,, S-Video, component video and RF antenna inputs.

The 170 degree viewing angle of the Vizio P50 allow everyone in the room to view the TV image clearly from any side of the room. There’s also the PIP or picture in picture and POP or side by side features making your TV viewing more exciting and comfortable.

You also get more value for your money with the Plasma since it has 60,000 hours of panel life. This means you can enjoy the television set for over 20 years with its full brightness.

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