Posts by InYourEyes

Quote:Originally Posted by Jchop I'll have to find it but there was something I read or saw a video of. Was a Toshiba suit talking about there flagship sets for 2012 lineup the L7200 and L6200 and was said that all the parts were...

Quote:Originally Posted by HyperC  That's an outourced TV, fully-designed and manufactured by Compal for Toshiba. Build-quality looks crap to me. A Toshiba-made TV always has a "Toshiba" logo stamped on the circuit boards. I am...

Quote:Originally Posted by HyperC Hmm, I took off the back cover on my TV today and it has a LG panel LC550EUG which comes up as LG 55lm6700 heres a pic, what the hell cant upload more than one pic SOB The pic is from May build...

Quote: Originally Posted by JmarshallR Does anyone know if the C5 has the same panel? Is this a worthwhile purchase as far as budget 32 inchers go? Thanks in advance. The Panasonic TC-L32C5, ans well as the TC-L42U5, is made by...

Very impressive. I took some time to open up the rear cover to see what the inside looks like, and all the major circuit boards are made by Samsung. Plasma screen, inverter board, power supply, second power supply, and third power supply...

After calibrating the picture for several hours now, I am amazed how well it looks with plasma technology, versus the garbage-looking LCD 60Hz technology selling for around the same price.

Quote: Originally Posted by tylerSC LG manufactures Zenith and RCA may be made by Audiovox or some other company. But if this TV uses a Samsung panel, then it may be similar to the 450 series. RCA accessories are made by Audiovox...

Also, two new 2012 Panasonic LCD models, TC-L32C5 and TC-L42U5, are outsourced to Compal this year, with panel screens from Chi-Mei without IPS feature.

This is a thread I created regarding RCA plasma TVs. RCA, along with Zenith, are the only American-name TV brands, if someone is looking for an American brand this time, or someone who is very loyal to RCA for years. Currently, RCA's...

LG 32CS460 32" LCD is the brightest TV I've found so far.