50 Inch Plasma Tv With High Resolution

Screen Size: 50" Plasma Panel
Optimum Resolution: 1366x768(RGB)
Brightness: 950cd/m
Display wide, high:16:9
Contrast Ratio:8000:1
Pixel Pitch: Horizontal 0.810* Vertical 0.4845
Unit range: Horizontal 4098*Vertical 768
Display Color: 16.7 million
Physics Pixel: 1366*768
Viewing Angle: 176/176(H/V)
Input Port: TV, AV*2, S-video RGB
Composite Signal: Ypbpr, HDMI
Total Audio: 10W*2
Operation language: English, French, Germany, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese
HDMI Support: 576P,720P,1080I,1080P
TV receive system: PAL(BG,DK,I),NTSC(M/N),SECAM
Product function: PIP, POP, double screens, nine screens, twelve screens
Working power: 450W Standby power:<3W

How Plasma TV's Work

"Traditional" televisions use cathode ray tubes, in which a gun fires a beam of electrons inside a large glass tube at phosphor atoms at the other end. The electrons excite the phosphor atoms, causing them to light up as pixels. The image is produces by lighting up different areas of the phosphor coating with different colors (red, green, blue) at varying intensities. While this sort of TV produces nice images, physically they are bulky. In order to increase screen size, you have to increase the length of the cathode ray tube. So, a big-screen TV of this sort will take up a lot of room.

Flat panel plama TVs on the other hand, can have large screens and only be a few inches thick. The basic idea of a plasma display is to use tiny fluorescent lights--made up of either red, blue, or green-- to form an image on the screen. Plasma refers to gas made up of free-flowing ions and electrons. When you introduce many free electrons into the gas by exerting electrical current across it, they collide with the gas' atoms knocking loose other electrons. This forms ions (an atom with a net positive charge).

In a plasma with an electrical current running through it, negatively charged particles are rushing toward the positively charged area of the plasma, and positively charged particles are rushing toward the negatively charged area. While the particles are bumping into each other, these collisions excite the gas atoms (xenon and neon) in the plasma causing them to release photons of light. Most of light released is UV light, which is invisible to the human eye. BUT this UV light can be used to produce light in the visible spectrum.

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LG 50PC55 50-inch HD

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Plasma TV LG 42PG6910 42 inch

42" HD Ready Plasma TV with built in Digital Freeview, 100Hz, Dual XD Engine and 3 x HDMI
Description:

Aspect ratio 16:9
Screen size 42"(106 cm)
Resolution 1024 x 768p
Contrast 1.000.000:1
Brightness 1,500cd/㎡
Other characteristics HDD - 160GB
Backlight scanning - 600Hz
Dimensions (HxWxD) 872 x 1044 x 386
Weight 28 kg
Warranty 2 years

Plasma TV Samsung PS 42B430

B430 series Plasma TV from Samsuing (march 2009) with 42 inch diagonal,Wide Color Enhancer 2, DVB-T MPEG4 tuner and 100Hz


This product may also be known as: PS-42B430

Plasma TV LG 42PG6000 42 inch

42 inch Plasma TV with Dual XD engine.
Description:

Aspect ratio 16:9
Screen size 42 inch / 107 cm
Resolution 1024 x 768
Contrast 30,000:1
Brightness 1,500cd/㎡
Sound 2 x 10W, SRS TruSurround XT
Other characteristics Dual XD Engine , 3D Digital Comb Filter, Port USB 2.0 (JPEG/MP3)
Warranty 2 years

Plasma TV LG 50PS3000 Full HD 50 inch

50" HD Ready 1080p Plasma TV with built in Digital Freeview, 3 x HDMI and USB

Plasma TV LG 42PQ3000 42 inch

42" HD Ready Plasma TV with built in Digital Freeview, 3 x HDMI and USB

Plasma TV Panasonic TX-P 50X10 50 inch

New generation plasma TV from Panasonic, march 2009. Dinamic contrast 2.000.000:1

HD Models with 100Hz Double Scan, Superb Image Quality and Advanced Networking Capabilities

A PDP driven at 50 Hz causes an annoying flicker due to a shortage in the number of pictures displayed per second. Therefore, each picture is displayed twice as if the PDP is driven at 100Hz Double Scan, i.e., the number of pictures displayed is increased to reduce the flicker.

Next-generation black reproduction has been achieved by improving the panel production process, incorporating the new Real Black Drive system (a pre-discharge control system), and raising the base illumination. Even in movie scenes where it is difficult to achieve a fine balance of light and dark, VIERA renders images just as the director intended.

VIERA Link allows interconnected operation of various AV devices using only the VIERA remote control, by simply connecting the devices to each other by an HDMI cable. VIERA Link performance has been further enhanced with LUMIX digital camera connection. By connecting a new LUMIX camera that has an HDMI output terminal to VIERA, you can use the VIERA remote to control the playback of images stored on the camera.

It's easy to view photo images with the SD Memory Card slot. Watch and show your photos right after you take them. Simply insert an SD Memory Card into VIERA to display photos on the large screen. You can also choose from among 3 types of background music.

V-Audio Surround gives depth-sound-image effect by early-reflection data based on actual room measurement, that is generated from digital signal processor.


This product may also be known as: TX-P50X10 , 50X10

Plasma TV LG 50PS8000 Full HD

50" HD Ready 1080p Plasma TV with built in bluetooth and THX Certification, 4 x HDMI and USB

Plasma TV Panasonic TX-P 42G10 Full HD NeoPDP

600-Hz technology lets you view superb full-HD motion and still images with 1,080 lines of resolution. For even greater clarity with motion images, Panasonic uses its own unique image-analysis technology. This technology converts the motion in each scene into data, then optimises the sub-field to display fast-action scenes in full-HD resolution. And each frame is displayed for a shorter length of time than in previous systems, to reduce aftereffects.

VIERA incorporate an improved panel production process and the new Real Black Drive system. A pre-discharge control system, the Real Black Drive system combines with NeoPDP technology to achieve next-generation black reproduction. When you're watching movies, VIERA renders images just the way the director intended, even in scenes where it's difficult to achieve a proper balance of light and dark.

VIERA Link allows interconnected operation of various AV devices using only the VIERA remote control, by simply connecting the devices to each other by an HDMI cable. VIERA Link performance has been further enhanced with LUMIX digital camera connection. By connecting a new LUMIX camera that has an HDMI output terminal to VIERA, you can use the VIERA remote to control the playback of images stored on the camera.

It's easy to view full-HD images with the SD Memory Card slot. Watch and show your photos and motion images right after you take them. Simply insert an SD Memory Card into VIERA to display photos and full-HD videos on the large screen. You can also choose from among 3 types of background music and 4 display effects.

V-Audio Surround gives depth-sound-image effect by early-reflection data based on actual room measurement, that is generated from digital signal processor.

Plasma TV Pioneer PDP-LX5090 50 inch full HD

'KURO' means black in Japanese, but not just any black. Perfect black.
And in the television world, black is everything. That's because black encompasses the entire spectrum of colour. And so, the deepest blacks create the richest colours.
Our engineers' inspiration and driving force behind the latest generation of KURO screens was achieving the blackest blacks imaginable and building a screen that produces the absolute best picture quality in the world.
KURO lets you see literally every shade between black and white; the most vivid and flawless colours.
The PDP-LX5090, one of our latest KURO TVs, is just 93mm thin and has an integrated digital terrestrial tuner.
KURO is a television that will let you experience seeing and hearing like never before


This product may also be known as: 5090, Pioneer 5090, LX 5090, LX-5090, PDP-LX5090, PDP 5090

Plasma TV Panasonic TX-P 42X10 42 inch

New generation plasma TV from Panasonic, march 2009. Dinamic contrast 2.000.000:1

HD Models with 100Hz Double Scan, Superb Image Quality and Advanced Networking Capabilities

A PDP driven at 50 Hz causes an annoying flicker due to a shortage in the number of pictures displayed per second. Therefore, each picture is displayed twice as if the PDP is driven at 100Hz Double Scan, i.e., the number of pictures displayed is increased to reduce the flicker.

Next-generation black reproduction has been achieved by improving the panel production process, incorporating the new Real Black Drive system (a pre-discharge control system), and raising the base illumination. Even in movie scenes where it is difficult to achieve a fine balance of light and dark, VIERA renders images just as the director intended.

VIERA Link allows interconnected operation of various AV devices using only the VIERA remote control, by simply connecting the devices to each other by an HDMI cable. VIERA Link performance has been further enhanced with LUMIX digital camera connection. By connecting a new LUMIX camera that has an HDMI output terminal to VIERA, you can use the VIERA remote to control the playback of images stored on the camera.

It's easy to view photo images with the SD Memory Card slot. Watch and show your photos right after you take them. Simply insert an SD Memory Card into VIERA to display photos on the large screen. You can also choose from among 3 types of background music.

V-Audio Surround gives depth-sound-image effect by early-reflection data based on actual room measurement, that is generated from digital signal processor.


This product may also be known as: TX-P42X10 , 42X10, 42PX10, P42X10, P42X10E

Plasma TV Panasonic TX-P 37X10 37 inch

New generation plasma TV from Panasonic, march 2009. Dinamic contrast 2.000.000:1

HD Models with 100Hz Double Scan, Superb Image Quality and Advanced Networking Capabilities

A PDP driven at 50 Hz causes an annoying flicker due to a shortage in the number of pictures displayed per second. Therefore, each picture is displayed twice as if the PDP is driven at 100Hz Double Scan, i.e., the number of pictures displayed is increased to reduce the flicker.

Next-generation black reproduction has been achieved by improving the panel production process, incorporating the new Real Black Drive system (a pre-discharge control system), and raising the base illumination. Even in movie scenes where it is difficult to achieve a fine balance of light and dark, VIERA renders images just as the director intended.

VIERA Link allows interconnected operation of various AV devices using only the VIERA remote control, by simply connecting the devices to each other by an HDMI cable. VIERA Link performance has been further enhanced with LUMIX digital camera connection. By connecting a new LUMIX camera that has an HDMI output terminal to VIERA, you can use the VIERA remote to control the playback of images stored on the camera.

It's easy to view photo images with the SD Memory Card slot. Watch and show your photos right after you take them. Simply insert an SD Memory Card into VIERA to display photos on the large screen. You can also choose from among 3 types of background music.

V-Audio Surround gives depth-sound-image effect by early-reflection data based on actual room measurement, that is generated from digital signal processor.


This product may also be known as: TX-P37X10 , 37X10

150-inch Panasonic Plasma TV at CES 08

At CES 2008, Panasonic will demonstrate its 150 inches plasma display, the world’s largest, at least until the show opens…

Panasonic has a history leading the Plasma Display industry, oftentimes running neck to neck with Samsung in the display size arms race. This race to build bigger displays won’t continue forever, in our opinion: at 3.5 meters of diagonal, it becomes a little hard to fit in the average living room, particularly in Europe or Asia :)

Samsung HP-R5052 Plasma TV

The new HP-R5052 Samsung Plasma TV uses advanced 12-bit color processing, yielding over 68 billion colors for a more lifelike picture than ever before. The 5th-Generation Samsung plasma panel features an amazing 10,000:1 contrast ratio and 1,300 cd/m2 brightness rating, and the latest Samsung image-enhancing technology. The television includes an integrated NTSC/ATSC tuner with CableCARD slot, HDMI digital input and 2 auto-sensing component video terminals, but you'll see a sharp, focused image regardless of which source you choose. A 15-pin VGA input even allows you to use the Samsung HP-R5052 plasma TV with your PC, and PIP functions are compatible with TV, DVD, and PC signals. Also includes stereo speakers and tabletop plasma TV stand.

Samsung Plasma TV HP-T5044

Description:
1365 ?768 Pixel Resolution
15,000:1 Contrast Ratio
50-inch Screen Size
Natural True Color with 18 bit color processing
Powerful anti-burn-in technology
Manufacturer's Description
Even in brightly lit rooms, SAMSUNG`s 50-inch HP-T5044 boasts a dazzling picture. And with SAMSUNG`s powerful anti-burn-in technology, screen aging is a thing of the past. Every image is rendered in brilliant color and with the fine shadings of a 15,000:1 contrast ratio. Enhanced plasma picture technology delivers sharp on-screen text, while eliminating noise. Two HDMI ports and a full complement of inputs let you plug and play your camcorder, DVD player, and more.
$1069.00

Brand New LG 50PC5R

Description:
New XD Engine
SPECIFICATION

* Resolution : 1366 x 768p
* Brightness (cd/m2) : 1500
* Contrast Ratio : 15.000 : 1
* Filter : Clear Filter
* Video : 2007 XD Engine
* Picture In Picture (PIP) : 1 Tuner
* Broadcasting : PAL/SECAM-BG/DK, PAL-I, NTSC-M
* Life Span : 60.000 Hours
* Intelligent Eye Pro
* Speaker : 1 Way, 2 System (10w+10w)
* Surround System : Surround Max
* Power Consumption : 430w

Samsung’s 50 Inch 1080p Plasma TV

You’d only need $4,199 to get this brand new 1080p Plasma from Samsung called HP-T5084. This 50 inch plasma TV is the first plasma from Samsung, which features a true high definition resolution of 1920 x 1080. In addition, the company will also launch the 58 inch version for $5,199 in September.

MDF Italia new LCD Plasma TV Panel

Transforming high performance technology into modern minimalist furnishings, the MDF Italia LCD Plasma TV Panel creates a distinctive feature for contemporary living rooms. Much like the fireplace was the focus in older homes, today it has been replaced by large flat screen televisions buzzing with vibrant color. Acting like a modern surround, the MDF Italia LCD Plasma TV Panel offers a flush mounting for both LCD and Plasma TVs. Designed by Bruno Fattorini, the monolithic TV panel is built-in into the wall to emphasise its presence. This also provides space for the recessed mounting without the need for costly wall interventions. With custom fittings, the MDF Italia LCD Plasma TV Panel can accommodate any size television from 37” up to 50” and over. With a selection of modular shelves, compartments and DVD racks, the TV Panel organises all your entertainment equipment while concealing the associated wires and cords. A beautifully simple unit that elegantly unites the many necessities of modern life, the LCD Plasma TV Panel is available in anodized aluminium, oak veneer, grey oak veneer, or white, anthracite grey or red lacquer. MDF Italia

PIONEER PDP-424CMV INTERNATIONAL VERSION 42"

PIONEER PDP-424CMV INTERNATIONAL VERSION 42" MULTI-SYSTEM PLASMASelect all new product

Works in any country!PAL/SECAM/PAL-N/PAL-M/NTSC compatibilityMulti-Layer AR-Coated Panel16:9 42" Plasma Display 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i, Digital Signal Compatibility - supports HDTV, EDTV, SDTVOnly 3.5" Deep

Price: US$1,799.99
Shipping Charges : $150.00
Product Code: 5127

PIONEER PDP-427CMX 42"

PIONEER PDP-427CMX 42" PLASMA HDTV MULTISYSTEM PAL/NTSC/SECAM/ 110-220 VOLTSSelect all new product

Pioneer’s PureVision® PDP-427CMX is a new 42” high resolution professional plasma display that enhances digital signage, meeting room, board room and other commercial applications with its proprietary technologies for excellent image quality in all business environments. Pioneer sets a new industry standard for picture performance with the integration of its proprietary First-Surface Pure Color Filter that ensures enhanced color reproduction and the darkest black levels with improved contrast ra

Price: US$1,439.99
Shipping Charges : $150.00
Product Code: 11475

PIONEER PDP-434CMX 43"

PIONEER PDP-434CMX 43" MULTI-SYSTEM PLASMA TV FOR 110-220 VOLTS

Pioneer PDP434CMX: Works in any country! PAL/NTSC/SECAM compatibility, 16:9 43" Ultra Bright Plasma Display (4000:1 Contrast Ratio) 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i, Digital Signal Compatibility - supports HDTV, EDTV, SDTV, Only 3.5" Deep.

Price: US$2,199.99
Shipping Charges : $150.00
Product Code: 5128

PIONEER PDP-504CMX 50"

PIONEER PDP-504CMX 50" MULTI-SYSTEM PLASMA FOR 110-220 VOLTS

Pioneer PDP-505CMX Works in any country! PAL/NTSC/SECAM compatibility 16:9. 50" Ultra Bright Plasma Display (4000:1 Contrast Ratio)1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i, Digital Signal Compatibility - supports HDTV, EDTV, SDTV. Only 3.5" Deep.

Price: US$2,400.99
Shipping Charges : $200.00
Product Code: 5129

PIONEER PDP-607CMX 60"

PIONEER PDP-607CMX 60" MULTI-SYSTEM PLASMASelect all new product

Works in any country!PAL/NTSC/SECAM compatibility16:9 60" Ultra Bright Plasma Display720p, 480p, 480i, Digital Signal Compatibility - supports HDTV, EDTV, SDTVOnly 3.5" Deep

Price: US$4,664.99
Product Code: 10627

PIONEER PDP428XG 42"

PIONEER PDP428XG 42" 8TH-KURO SERIES MULTISYSTEM PLASMA TV--- MADE IN JAPANSelect all new product

PDP-428XG-THIS TV WILL WORK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD INCLUDING SOUTH AMERICA PAL & PAL M -MADE IN JAPAN-PAL/SECAM/NTSC3.58/NTSC4.43/PAL-M/PAL-N/HD

Price: US$1,724.99
Shipping Charges : $180.00
Product Code: 10163

LG Plasma Myths

One of the most common misconceptions is that Plasma Screens only last about 5 years. Perhaps this was true of some of the very first models, but nowadays you should expect them to last at least as long as conventional TVs.

Another worry is that the gas in a Plasma TV display needs replacing every 2 years. Fortunately this is not true. Plasma screens should not need any additional service to extend the screen’s lifetime.

Our third myth at least has some truth to it. This is that Plasma Screens are particularly susceptible to screen burn - this happens when a image is left in the same place on the screen for too long, like those pesky channel logos, and you’re left with a permanent residue of the offending image - It is true that Plasma screens are more susceptible than conventional televisions (mainly in their first 50-100 hours of use) however, at the time of writing, many models come fitted with a variety of features designed to eradicate screen burn. That said, it is probably a good idea not to leave it on all night and to ensure that the screensaver on your DVD player is switched on.

50 inch Samsung HP-T5064 Plasma HDTV

CNET reviews the Samsung HP-T5064 (Rating: 8/10) and writes;

“The good: Produces deep blacks with excellent shadow detail; accurate primary colors; numerous picture controls; great range of burn-in protection modes; extensive connectivity featuring three HDMI and one PC input. The bad: Glare-reducing screen could be more effective; color decoding desaturates green; some false contouring. The bottom line: The picture quality of the Samsung HP-T5064 places it among the top tier of 50-inch plasma HDTVs.”

50 inch Philips 50PF9631D Plasma HDTV

TrustedReviews reviews the Philips 50PF9631D 50? Plasma HDTV (rating: 8/10) and writes;

“Finally putting the 50PF9631D to work on a few of our favourite sources, we have to admit we felt a touch disappointed with the way its pictures turn out. The main over-riding problem is that there are sometimes quite considerable amounts of noise in the picture…Ultimately the 50PF9631D’s picture flaws suggest that Philips’ core plasma panel technology is perhaps not quite as up to partnering Pixel Plus technology as the company’s LCD technology. But the overall image quality is still solid, and a huge feature count makes sure the set looks fair value at under £2000.”

NewsFactorMag reviews the Philips 50PF9631D 50? Plasma HDTV (rating: 4/5 and writes;

“We were very pleased with the overall display quality from the 1,366 x 768 Pixel Resolution. Plasma is known for high-contrast images with stunning color reproduction, and this model keeps that reputation intact. Audio from this Philips model was very solid. Two built-in 12-watt speakers have digital signal processing, dynamic bass enhancement, and the virtual Dolby Digital sound system. An Auto Volume Leveler and graphic equalizer contribute to a very pleasing audio experience. “

50 inch Pioneer KURO PDP-5020FD 1080p Plasma TV

Some people say that this is the top Plasma TV on the market. Lets look at some reviews.

PCMAG
LCD TVs outsell all other flat-panel HDTV sets by a huge margin, but the image quality from the new Pioneer KURO PDP-5020FD ($4,000 list) plasma may just give the competition a run for its money. The 50-inch set delivers the best picture contrast of any HDTV currently available, and its range of color reproduction and consistent color accuracy are a perfect match for today’s highest-quality HD video material. It also incorporates some of the most comprehensive multimedia file support that I’ve ever seen in any HDTV, and given that it’s also Pioneer’s least expensive 1080p plasma, it’s a shoo-in for our Editors’ Choice award.

50 inch VIZIO P50 HDTV Plasma HDTV

This is one of the best Plasma TV’s on the market today. Check out these reviews.

Sound and Videos Mag
HDTV looks just like its 42-inch sibling, which we reviewed in our May 2006 issue. Like the P42, it has a built-in tuner for pulling in over-the-air digital TV broadcasts, and there’s also Faroudja DCDi for deinterlacing duties. A relatively sturdy (for a 50-inch model) plastic stand comes with the TV, and you can order Vizio’s optional $90 stationary wall-mount, or a tilting version for only 10 bucks more — a good deal either way you slice it.

Inputs on the P50HDTV include not one but two HDMI jacks (the standard on new bigscreen HDTVs these days, but still surprising on a budget model), a VGA connection for hooking up a computer, and component-, composite-, and S-video jacks. There’s no CableCARD slot for tuning in encrypted premium-cable channels without a separate cable box, but you can receive both regular analog and unencrypted digital cable by plugging into the set’s antenna input.

Vizio’s remote control is sturdy and has a clean button layout. The buttons are small, however, and there’s no backlighting, making it hard to locate a specific control when the lights are dimmed. Picture-in-Picture, Freeze, and Zoom controls are grouped at the remote’s bottom, and directly above them is a set of five direct-input keys for switching sources quickly — a useful feature. The Wide button lets you toggle between the TV’s Normal (4:3), Full (16:9), Zoom, and Panoramic display modes, all of which can be selected for both standard and high-def signals (except Panoramic, which is available only for 480i programs).

42 inch LG 42PC1D Plasma TV

TrustedReviews has reviewed the LG 42PC1D - 42inch Plasma TV (rating: 8/10) and writes;
“If you’ve managed to squirrel away £1,000 for your next TV, you were probably thinking the best you’d be able to get with it would be a decent 32in LCD TV. Happily, LG has other ideas. For while most previous sub-£1k 42in TVs the market has seen have been more or less pants, LG’s 42PC1D looks great, performs decently, and offers features and connections galore. Looks like those lovely Koreans have rewritten the TV pricing rule book again…”

Panasonic

Pioneer and Vizio Dump Plasma TV

Panasonic TH-103PF10WK

As the world s largest 1080p HD plasma display, the TH-103PF10WK is destined to be an awe-inspiring centrepiece for a wide range of applications and events. From corporate lobbies and conference rooms to trade show exhibits, bars, retail environments and home theatre, this super-large 1080p HD panel is a show stopper for a wide range of professional or home applications. Panasonic s 103 Inch plasma incorporates a host of leading-edge technologies to reproduce clear, brilliant images with exceptional detail, true Full HD resolution and outstanding depth perception. Images are smooth, sharp with true-to-life colour and have the equivalent of 4096 gradation steps. With it s superior imaging performance, Panasonic s 103 Inch plasma display unleashs all the beauty of Full HD.

Maintaining the Beauty of Detailed Video Images on a Large Screen

* The plasma display, which uses self-illumination for each of its pixels, reproduces fast-action images with sharp detail and clarity. There is no fading even when the screen is viewed from an angle so images are vividly colourful from anywhere. The full beauty of high-definition broadcasts is delivered with extremely fine detail.

Superior Moving Image Resolution

* Plasma display panels use a self-illuminating system to boost resolution in fast-moving images. Panasonic brings out all the beauty inherent in Full HD, reproducing crisp, sharp and smooth images.

Reproducing the Entire HDTV Colour Range

* HD sources are based on the HDTV standard rather than the conventional PAL standard. In Panasonic HD plasmas, panel phosphor characteristics closely match the HDTV-standard colour gamut to reproduce the entire colour range specified in the standard .

Samsung PN42A400 42”

Up for review: Samsung PN42A400. With the launch of the new PN42A400, Samsung pioneers into the next level of plasma HDTV technology and design. With a 720p high definition resolution and Samsung’s proprietary Digital Natural Image engine technology, the new 42” Plasma TV delivers deep, rich blacks and more detailed picture quality. The DNle™ technology takes care of the color optimization, contrast and detail picture quality enhancement to produce vivid, life-like images. In addition to this, the 1024 horizontal x 768 vertical pixel resolution of this Plasma TV offers outstanding image clarity.

To reduce any sort of visual blurring, the new Samsung PN42A400 has inbuilt Anti-burn-in Technology which works in three modes namely Signal pattern processing, Auto pixel shift and All White mode to reduce the visual distortions. When motion pictures are transferred to a digital format such as DVD, the 3:2 pulldown feature of the PN42A400 helps reducing any possible artifacts.

The price of the new Samsung PN42A400 is very affordable coming in around $699. Given below is a sneak peek into the specification review detail of the new Samsung PN42A400.



Samsung PN42A400 Features and Specifications Review:

General
Product Type 42 in Plasma TV
Digital Television Certification HDTV TV Tuner 1x analog, 1x digital
Video Interface HDMI, Component
PC Interface VGA (HD-15)
USB Port Yes

Samsung PN50A650 50″

Up for review: Samsung PN50A650 Plasma TV. The new Series 6 Samsung PN50A650 with its Touch of the Color design is going to change your outlook towards the look of HDTV’s. Added with a rich red hue into the otherwise standard black color, this huge 50” screen Plasma HDTV makes a bold statement perfect for any kind of room décor. It’s a new attractive initiative from the electronic conglomerate. Priced at around $1,999.99, this new PN50A650 is loaded with many high-end features.

With FullHD 1080p display format featuring 1920 x 1080 native resolutions, the new Samsung PN50A650 delivers outstanding clarity of images. A whopping dynamic contrast ratio of 1000000:1 further enhances the image quality to produce stunningly realistic images with precise details. The new PN50A650 has Samsung’s innovative Ultra FilterBright™ technology which minimizes the image glare and maximizes the color contrast for ultimate HD viewing experience day or night. With 18-bit color depth, most vibrant images are naturally to appear. However, even though color contrast is at its best, Black levels are not quite as deep as those of the best plasmas.


Samsung PN50A650 Features and Specifications Review:

General
Product Type: 50 in Plasma TV
Digital Television Certification: HDTV
Technology: Plasma (PDP)
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Display Format: 1080p (FullHD)
Image Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Color Depth: 18-bit color
Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 1000000:1
Viewing Angle: 175 degrees
V-Sync Rate at Max Resolution: 60 Hz
V-Chip Control: Yes
Additional Features: Touch of Color (ToC), Anti-glare filter, FilterBright, On-screen menu, DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine), Video noise reduction

LG 60PS60 60”

Up for review: LG 60PS60 Plasma TV. The LG 60PS60 is part of LG’s 2009 PS60 series. The 60-inch plasma HDTV from LG supports full 1080p HD signal. The model is designed with some of LG’s unique features that make the PS60 series stand out from others. A review of the LG 60PS60 reveals that with 600 Hz smooth motion picture processing and a super bright panel, the LG 60PS60 is going to be tough competition in the large Plasma HDTV segment.

The PS60 series of LG are THX certified plasma HDTV’s. The most distinguishing feature of the series of plasma HDTV is the seamless front panel that adds to the streamlined appearance and elegant look of the HDTV. With 600Hz Smooth Motion technology from LG, a 1080p resolution and 30,000:1 contrast ratio, the line of HDTV’s from LG’s PS60 series are expected to provide excellent picture quality. LG claims a 100,000 hour life span for the PS60 series which means the LG 60PS60 will last longer than other plasma’s.

The LG 60PS60 boasts Cinema Mode, THX Display Certification and a crisp single layered design. The larger size plasma HDTV also has a variety of inputs – 1 USB port and 4 HDMI inputs.

LG 60PS60 Features and Specification Review:

* 60″ Screen
* Full HD1080p
* THX Display Certification and THX Cinema Mode
* Super Bright Panel
* 600Hz Smooth Motion
* Four (4) HDMI (V.1.3 with Deep Color)
* USB 2.0 for access to digital music and photos (MP3, JPEG)
* Smart Energy Saving
* LG SimpLink(TM) Connectivity
* LG Core Technologies
* Native Display Resolution 1920 x 1080
* Dynamic Contrast Ratio 30,000:1
* Brightness 1,000 cd/m2
* Life Span (Typical) 100,000 hr
* Built-in Tuner (ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM )
* Cabinet Color Glossy Piano Black
* Limited Warranty 1 Year Parts & Labor/ 2 Years Panel

LG 50PS60 50”

Up for review: LG 50PS60 Plasma HDTV. The LG 50PS60 is part of LG’s 2009 Plasma TV line-up. Although it does not have the salient features of the upgraded PS80 series, it still has the LG technology to be proud of. The slim and streamlined design gives an aristocratic look to the HDTV. And to add to it, LG provides an option for using different frame colors to blend with the ambience of your home.

Display reviews show that the LG 50PS60 features a display resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and an immense contrast ratio of 30,000:1. The image quality is greatly enhanced and fine details of the images come to the forefront. There is a promise of superb black levels to make the pictures stand out. The brightness is 1000 cd/sq.m which is more than enough for brilliant pictures. The LG 50PS60 also features 600 Hz Smooth Motion technology which takes care of blurring and image judder. The fast action sequences and sports events will be a treat for the eyes in the absence of judder.

The THX calibration certificate has also been awarded to the LG 50PS60 as with the 60” model. It has a dedicated THX Cinema mode which will make watching movies a better experience. Additionally, the LG 50PS60 has 4 HDMI inputs. You can enjoy your video games by connecting a video game console to the HDTV. Other high-definition devices too can be connected to the LG 50PS60.

LG 50PS60 Features and Specifications Review

* 50” screen
* Full HD 1080p
* THX Display Certification and THX Cinema mode
* Single layer design
* Different bezel colors
* Super bright panel
* 600 Hz Smooth Motion
* 4 HDMI (V.1.3 with Deep Color)
* USB 2.0
* LG SimpLink™ connectivity
* Smart Energy Saving
* LG Core Technologies

LG 50PQ30 50”

Up for review: LG 50PQ30 Plasma TV. The LG 50PQ30 is a great entry level plasma TV. It has a classsic look with a black casing and slim profile. Although not in the same category as the LG PS80 series, the LG 50PQ30 is great for most HDTV viewers. This set fails to impress the HDTV aficionados with only 720p resolution. But, a lower resolution means a lower price which spells happy shopping for most consumers. Besides, 720p resolution is enough to see good quality images without much noise.

Reviews show that along with 720p resolution, the LG 50PQ30 has 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. This means all the modes can be seen with clarity. This HDTV also sports a great dynamic contrast ratio of 30,000:1. Pictures will be crystal clear with vivid color and high brightness. Even if you watch movies in a dark room, the images will be optimized to suit your eyes.


LG 50PQ30 Features and Specifications Review:

* 50” screen
* 720p resolution
* 600 Hz Smooth Motion
* 3 HDMI (V.1.3 with Deep Color)
* Auto Volume Leveller II
* USB 2.0
* LG SimpLink™ connectivity
* Smart Energy Saving
* LG Core Technologies

LG 42PQ30 42”

Up for review: LG 42PQ30 42-inch Plasma TV. The 42PQ30 is designed for those that want a great bargain TV but still want the quality of one of the biggest electronic name brands, LG. The 720p resolution is the most noticeable difference between this HDTV and others. 720p is still high definition but not as high of resolution as 1080p which is available on other HDTV’s. The conscious customer will get a huge plasma TV for a minimal price.

A review of the LG 42PQ30 shows that it offers a dynamic contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1 which is fantastic in this range of HDTVs. The pictures are crisp, clear and a treat for the eyes. This set also has a Dual XD engine which makes efficient video processing possible. You will always get a beautiful picture, regardless of the quality of input signal. Brightness of the panel is 1500 cd/sq.m. Intelligent Sensor technology allows for optimal power consumption. The lighting of the room will decide the backlight settings.

Photo viewing and digital music can be brought to you through the USB port. There are 3 HDMI connections for better access to high-definition devices.


LG 42PQ30 Features and Specifications Review:

* 42” screen
* 720p resolution
* 600 Hz Smooth Motion
* 3 HDMI (V.1.3 with Deep Color)
* Auto Volume Leveler II
* USB 2.0
* LG SimpLink™ connectivity
* Smart Energy Saving
* LG Core Technologies

Panasonic TC-42PX14 42”

Up for review: Panasonic TC-42PX14 42-inch Plasma TV. Panasonic has released a big range of HDTV’s for 2009 including some great high-end models and some budget priced, minimal HDTV’s. The TC-42PX14 falls under the budget brand and competes price-wise with some lesser known brands and budget brands from other popular HDTV manufacturers. A review of the extra features include Panasonic’s VIERA Link and the VIERA Image Viewer.

The resolution on the Panasonic TC-42PX14 is only 720p, compared to 1080p of most 42-inch Plasma TV’s. Actually, 720p is good enough for all practical purposes. 1080p is featured on some gaming consoles, Blu-ray players and some television channels. Otherwise, most of the TV transmissions are in 720p, so it is unnecessary to pay a higher price for 1080p if you aren’t going to take advantage of it. The other feature that is a little lower than you’d like is the contrast ratio which has been reduced to 15,000:1. This will upset the brightness level in the Panasonic TC-42PX14.


Panasonic TC-42PX14 Features and Specifications Review:

* 42” screen
* 720p resolution
* 600 Hz sub-field drive
* VIERA Image Viewer™
* VIERA Link™
* Over 900 lines of moving resolution
* 15,000:1 native contrast ratio
* Infinite black panel

Panasonic TC-P42X1 42”

Up for review: Panasonic TC-P42X1 42-inch Plasma TV. Panasonic’s 2009 X1 series is built for the budget-minded shopper. It contains some great features and produces a good image but lacks some of the latest additions that most manufacturers are including in their new line-up’s.

The images are quite distinct and clear during fast-action scenes. The resolution of 720p does not interfere much in the picture quality of the HDTV. The 600 Hz sub-field drive is responsible for the clarity and crispness in the images during highly active sports sequences. The fast games available today can be played enthusiastically.

A review of some of the “extras” on the Panasonic TC-P42X1 show the VIERA Image Viewer which allows you to view photos from the SD card slot. You just need to fit your memory card into the slot to see your favorite photos and share it with family and friends. The VIERA Link feature helps you to control all your HD-compatible devices through a single remote. The devices you can control maybe an HD camcorder, a home theater sound system, A DVD recorder or a Blu-ray disc player.

The Panasonic TC-P42X1 has lost out on two key features of the higher-end Panasonic HDTV’s. There is no VIERA Cast and also missing is the Neo PDP panels. The Infinite Black feature improves blackness during dark scenes so you don’t end up with gray scenes. However, there is color quality could be improved.
Panasonic TC-P42X1 Features and Specifications Review:

* 50” screen
* 720p resolution
* Over 900 lines of Moving Resolution
* VIERA Link™
* VIERA Image Viewer™
* 600 Hz sub-field drive
* AR filter
* Game mode
* 3 HDMI inputs
* 30,000:1 native contrast ratio
* Infinite black panel