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Date: 2009-03-01 The best plasma tv with this price Simply the best plasma tv. [...] Today plasma tv will last 8-10 years under normal use. Why bother lcd tv. It will cost more and picture are not as goog as plasma tv. Date: 2009-02-28 Plasma TV The TV arrived 5 days late (not a problem)but to the shippers credit it was in good condition. The TV was extremely well packaged and easy to install. The picture and sound quality is exstremely excellent. The TV was a very good bargin and we are well pleased. Date: 2009-02-27 very nice! I love it! I hooked up a HD DVR from direct Tv and it works very nice! The picture is beautiful. with regular cable though I noticed a line of static across the top of it. It was a problem, but I have not noticed it since I switched to Hd! Overall very nice, my sister is jealous, she wants the model # because she wants one just like it! Date: 2009-02-27 Panasonic 46" Plasma TV We are very pleased with the television & the picture is just great on it in HD. We are happy with Amazon.com which is a very good dealer & we feel safe with it & it's guarantee. Very good television & would recommend it to anyone!!! The only thing that we don't like about it that much is that it has a shiny black frame around the screen which shows every little fingerprint, dust spot etc., maybe it should be made with a flat black finish. Date: 2009-02-24 GREAT TV for the money! Considering I paid under 1250 for the TV, (tax and shipping included) this was a great purchase. I've bought many LCD flat panels and DLP projection TVs in the past and thought I'd try my luck with Plasma since it is losing popularity among manufacturers and as a result has been decreasing in price. What I care most about my TV is picture and this TV delivers. Great colors, deep blacks, high quality brightness and crisp edges that never blur. Panasonic's extra features aren't the absolute greatest but their blu-ray player (Pan-BD35K) was the 2008 CNET pick of the year and when you use Panasonic's Viera link, you get a very easy and interfaced set-up. I definitely think some of Samsung and Sony's high end LCDs are a better overall TV but you better be willing to pay at least twice or three times as much (in the case of the new XBR8 series). This TV has 2 HDMI (all you need), lacks the internet enabled features of some of the newer models and is not THX certified, but again, the full 1080p picture competes with the best. Strongly recommend for anyone looking for the best TV they can find for the money... * Price is subject to change. |
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