Video Plasma Query
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sarang said:
1024x768 resolution plasmas are classified as 720p. The first result in that search of yours reaches
Amazon.com: Panasonic TH-42PX77U 42-Inch 720p Plasma HDTV: Electronics
This is a 1024x768 plasma. Only the 50 inchers are 1366x768
TechHead said:
Chaos said:
sarang said:
uh??:hap5:
You do get Full HD plasma 42" tvs here.. They r expensive so its better to get a LCD.
Panasonic-TH-42PY700H is a Full HD Plasma
Plasma tvs in india are normally not the latest ones, they offer resolutions such as
852 X 480
1024 x 768
1024 X 1080
1920 x 1080
Also prices of LCDs are crashing. Currently 40-42" Full HD are
Sony-KLV-40S400A - 70-73k
Sony-KLV-40V400A - 80k
LG-Scarlet 42LG60FR - 72-74k
Samsung-LA40A610 - 68k
Samsung-LA40A550P1 - 65k
All these prices will be 5-20k less by Diwali
ps: i know all this cause i am also planning to buy a 47" lcd :tongue:
countrock said:
Not worth buying at the price its selling and its a gen older than the PV80 which sells at 60% of the price. The only Full HD plasma worth buying is the Pioneer 5080FD but that costs ~3lacs
.At a distance of 8 ft and a screen size below 50", full HD will make an almost imperceptible diff. Buy a TV for better picture quality not spatial resolution.
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Chaos said:
Can u explain in detail please..:S ?
Resolution is not as important as you might think.The most important aspect of picture quality is contrast ratio, the second is color saturation, and the third is color accuracy. Resolution actually is only a distant fourth!
Unless you have a very large television(50 inch or greater) and excellent source material, you'll have a hard time telling the difference between any of the HDTV resolutions.The leap from normal TV to HDTV is so huge that additional leaps in resolution--from high-def(720p) to higher-def(1080p) are tiny by comparison.Anyway there aren't too many full HD contents available.To fully enjoy 1080p content you need to have tv with screen size>50 inch and blu ray movies.
Also note that SD will look absolutely ugly on 1080p panel.(i have a dell 1080p panel and tata sky looks like crap).Well SD will look bad even on a 720p panel.Any HDTV will act like a magnifying glass, enhancing the imperfections which are specific to SD content.
So don't worry too much abt. resolution.As long as it is HD it will be great.Go buy a plasma that has better picture quality.
Could tell you which one to go for if you tell us the purpose of your purchase.What will you be using it for????
Unless you have a very large television(50 inch or greater) and excellent source material, you'll have a hard time telling the difference between any of the HDTV resolutions.The leap from normal TV to HDTV is so huge that additional leaps in resolution--from high-def(720p) to higher-def(1080p) are tiny by comparison.Anyway there aren't too many full HD contents available.To fully enjoy 1080p content you need to have tv with screen size>50 inch and blu ray movies.
Also note that SD will look absolutely ugly on 1080p panel.(i have a dell 1080p panel and tata sky looks like crap).Well SD will look bad even on a 720p panel.Any HDTV will act like a magnifying glass, enhancing the imperfections which are specific to SD content.
So don't worry too much abt. resolution.As long as it is HD it will be great.Go buy a plasma that has better picture quality.
Could tell you which one to go for if you tell us the purpose of your purchase.What will you be using it for????