Posts by koffas

I'm fairly certain the F8500 PDP stand is removable. They displayed the TV wall-mounted (the F8500 is the only PDP Samsung is touting with the "super contrast panel"). It has the same gunmetal finish, though the bottom portion of the...

I didn't see any mention of a full-array LED-LCD in Sony's CES press releases. HDGuru claims the W900 replaces the XBR950. CNET expects it to cost less given that it's an edge-lit display.

Some information on Samsung's UHD, OLED, LCD, and PDP lineup. Top-of-the line range of LED-LCD's (F8000) top out at 75", plasmas (F8500) at 64". I believe the UHD display (S9) is 85" and the (yield-limited) OLED (F9500) remains...

Quote:Originally Posted by kablam koffas, Any thought about the durability of the the Gorilla Glass covering the front? My son threw a block at my Panny GT 65" and cracked the screen the first month we had it. My wall has been empty...

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Quote:Originally Posted by JoelxD And/or has anyone figured out how to adjust the picture settings for Netflix or the Internet Content apps ? You can adjust picture/sound settings within the YouTube app. Make the sure the video is...

Quote:Originally Posted by DoctorM I don't own a plasma. I'm just repeating what people said here on AVSF on the xT50 owner's thread. It's one of the reasons I didn't by a plasma. I'd assume they know their own TVs. Most plasma...

Quote:Originally Posted by 8mile13 He made a mistake and left the ambient light sensor on while calibrating. He will update settings and calibration (and review) soon That would definately explain it. Though the first rev of his...

My settings are very similar to his, minus the backlight. I may be the exception, but I like the D65 color temp for movies -- I don't game so perhaps a cooler temp is preferred there. Either way, it's personal preference. The pre and...

Quote:Originally Posted by bigbigballs I'm on the fence between 65 hx950 and panny vt50, hopefully the cnet review can help me decide if the extra $2200 for the sony is worth it... CNET (and nearly all pro reviewers) prefer PDPs due...