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Panasonic PX80 Owners Thread
Below you will find a link to a post of helpful information courtesy of forum member Cantbeyou. If you are a new owner or are just interested in learning more about this particular model, this would be a very good place to start.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=13569687#post13569687 Last edited by Prodigy7; 05-29-08 at 05:59 PM.. |
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I would like to see some pics also. ![]()
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I'm really interested to see how the 800/850 stack up against the 8G 1080p Kuros. That will be the deciding factor for me. Then I will probably fall into the trap of wanting to see the price point on the 9G Kuro sets before I pick up the 800 or 850. The one sheet of glass design is calling my name though. |
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The 1080p models should not be in the same thread as the 720p model. It will cause confusion. I think the new 2008 lineup should be broken down into two or even three official threads.....
The PX80U 720p model should have it's own thread since it's the only 720p set. Then there should be a separate thread for the 1080p models - PZ80U/PZ85U/PZ800U/PZ850U. Or maybe even put the PZ80/PZ85U into one thread then put the PZ800U/PZ850U into another thread.
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And with there now being two different 1080p lineups, having three separate threads will eliminate confusion and each thread will be more on-topic.
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I don't understand all the hype about black level performance. What if a set has wonderful blacks, but the whites are poor or it doesn't get as bright as one likes the set to be, or the image as a sum is not as nice looking?
Excellent black levels is an obvious necessity for panels, but there's a ton of other subjective factors that play their role. BTW, if the entry level set is close to the Pio in black levels, maybe not as good, but close...you're talking about a $400 difference from the lowest price I have seen the set online for. But there's much more to come...the much higher contrast sets will be the true test of these Panasonics vs. the Pios on the basis of black level performance only. |
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Just looked at a PX80 at my local Best Buy. Despite whatever cables and source BB was using, I was very pleased with what I saw. The PX80 exhibits a very deep shade of black. The colors were exciting and realistic. The whites were very bright.
As for comparing displays ... unfortunately, the Kuro was away, about 10 feet horizontally and 6 feet vertically, so no chance at a realistic comparison. From what I could observe, and along the lines of what many people are confirming, the Kuro still had the darker blacks. What was within comparison range was a 42 Toshiba, LG, and Panasonic 42PZ700U plasma. It was easily discernible to me that the PX80 had darker blacks than all three. It easily beat the Toshiba and LG models and was noticeably better than the 700U. It also exhibited much brighter whites than all three. That's about as detailed as I am comfortable with being, given my general lack of knowledge in the area of displays and the fact that I have no idea how or if any of the TVs were calibrated and what quality source they were displaying. |
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