31
General Discussion / Re: Advice on TV
« on: January 17, 2010, 07:07:16 AM »
I just purchased a Panasonic Viera plasma this past holiday season (specifically http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/shop/Televisions/All-VIERA-Flat-Panel-HDTVs/model.TC-P42S1.O_11002_7000000000000005702#tabsection) and I am really enjoying it.
I have very low light environment which is the perfect condition for plasma.
Before this television I have owned a Sony rear projection and a Toshiba Regza LCD.
I was sprung onto plasma's by my company owner whom had purchased a Panasonic a few years ago and I thought as compared with LCD's that the blacks are much blacker and they don't get horrible bleed through that is present in allot of LCD.
My advice is be patient, wait until the television you decide on is on sale, and I highly recommend you purchase something from a local retailer VS e-tailer and not only is it instant gratification, but you just bring it back if you don't like it.
I have had almost every experience purchasing expensive sensitive electronics online go absolutely horrible, that plus think about the nonsense you would have to go through if you receive damaged product, DOA, or the many other issues that can happen in transit.
I purchased my TV on sale at Best Buy for maybe 20 or 30 dollars more than it could be had online and didn't have to deal with "white glove delivery" which is often a couple of brutish people that hate their jobs and just want to dump your "sensitive shit" on the doorstep and leave asap.
I can't say much else, but go and look at the TV and see if it's right for you.
I have very low light environment which is the perfect condition for plasma.
Before this television I have owned a Sony rear projection and a Toshiba Regza LCD.
I was sprung onto plasma's by my company owner whom had purchased a Panasonic a few years ago and I thought as compared with LCD's that the blacks are much blacker and they don't get horrible bleed through that is present in allot of LCD.
My advice is be patient, wait until the television you decide on is on sale, and I highly recommend you purchase something from a local retailer VS e-tailer and not only is it instant gratification, but you just bring it back if you don't like it.
I have had almost every experience purchasing expensive sensitive electronics online go absolutely horrible, that plus think about the nonsense you would have to go through if you receive damaged product, DOA, or the many other issues that can happen in transit.
I purchased my TV on sale at Best Buy for maybe 20 or 30 dollars more than it could be had online and didn't have to deal with "white glove delivery" which is often a couple of brutish people that hate their jobs and just want to dump your "sensitive shit" on the doorstep and leave asap.
I can't say much else, but go and look at the TV and see if it's right for you.