Thoughts on this TV

[Smacked_in_ATL]

Any DECENT TV will have Smart TV features already built in...just comes with the territory.

 

[Sinister04L]

My 65" Panasonic zt60 gets delivered sat woot

Bastard!

 

[LUBaseball2]

I picked up the 60 inch LG Plasma non smart TV for $750 last night.. I watched a movie and flipped to a lot of different channels and I thought it looked great. The only thing that is somewhat bad about it is the two HDMI ports but I only have to hook up my surround sound receiver to it really.

 

[Sinister04L]

I would never recommend sacrificing quality over size but if it makes you happy that's all that matters.

 

[LUBaseball2]

I would never recommend sacrificing quality over size but if it makes you happy that's all that matters.

That came out a little weird...

I personally think the TV is good enough quality to me.. At that price range around 1k what would be a better non smart TV then

 

[03Sssnake]

That came out a little weird...

I personally think the TV is good enough quality to me.. At that price range around 1k what would be a better non smart TV then

for around 1K, the Panasonic Viera TC-P60S60, great bargain and around 1150.... LG makes a great budget Plasma TV and if you are happy, that is all that matters. What model LG did you buy?

 

[LUBaseball2]

for around 1K, the Panasonic Viera TC-P60S60, great bargain and around 1150.... LG makes a great budget Plasma TV and if you are happy, that is all that matters. What model LG did you buy?

LG 60" Class 5978" Diag. Plasma 1080p 600Hz HDTV 60PN5300 - Best Buy

 

[BLOWN9646]

Nice purchase!

Are the differences really that noticeable compared to say the $1150 Panasonic?

 

[LUBaseball2]

Nice purchase!

Are the differences really that noticeable compared to say the $1150 Panasonic?

I couldn't tell looking at the display.. Some people may argue otherwise. I have found that FIOS looks way better than cable on the HD channels though.

 

[Blown 89]

Panasonic's plasmas are the best out there in bright rooms. Mine is in direct sunlight and is sill viewable. After months of researching it's the reason why I went with Panasonic in the first place.

 

[idhitit]

Panasonic hands down. I have a 65"plasma Panny and a 60" samsung and the sammy is no where near the TV.

 

[MissionMan]

mostly movies and sports. Let me know what you would pick my budget is around 1k

plasma. no reason to even argue or discuss this.

/thread.

 

[L8APEX]

Panasonic Plasma all the way, I Love my 60". ( I have a Sony Bravia and Samsung 40" LCD in the bedrooms. Sony comes in distant 2nd, Samsung comes in 3rd)
It's in a very bright room and I have really no problems.
Burn in on newer plasma tv's is really a non issue nowadays they come with newer tech to refresh the pixels to prevent it.

 

[l337]

TV's are all about the blacks man. While LED/LCD have gotten extremely good at doing blacks, Plasma is and has always been as good as the old CRT's.

Walk up to a TV with no TV signal and just turn it on. How much white light do you see shining in on the screen? Of course looking at demo tv's in a store can be a poor example because of how long they're usually left on. Hit up CNET and some of the other online review sites.