I did not see this Thread started so i figured i would start it. I do not own one but i was looking at this model vs the LG xxPZ550 vs the Samsung PNxxD550 as they are all in the $900-$1000 range (for the 50/51" models)
I guess i could start it off with the basics then hopefully some owners will chime in.
http://hdguru.com/panasonic-proclaim...asma-tvs/4241/
About Rising Blacks and Floating Blacks
Notable Features:
DLNA
wifi ready (wifi adapter sold separately)
Ethernet port
Notable missing features:
THX
3D
2D-3D conversion
proper 24p mode
Infinite Black2 panel that the step up models ST/GT have
I guess i could start it off with the basics then hopefully some owners will chime in.
http://hdguru.com/panasonic-proclaim...asma-tvs/4241/
Quote:
Panasonic changed the name of its plasma panels from Neo PDP to Neo Plasma.
Panasonic changed the name of its plasma panels from Neo PDP to Neo Plasma.
Quote:
Panasonic’s improvements in its 2011 Neo plasma panels (found in its S, ST, GT and VT series products) will provide full motion resolution with 50% faster motion, (1200 pixels per second).....
Panasonic’s improvements in its 2011 Neo plasma panels (found in its S, ST, GT and VT series products) will provide full motion resolution with 50% faster motion, (1200 pixels per second).....
About Rising Blacks and Floating Blacks
Quote:
Due to pending litigation, Panasonic US would not comment on these topics, however, in a meeting last week of European journalists with Panasonic executives, Andrew Everard of whathifi.com (link) writes Panasonic has eliminated the issue with their 2011 models. Here is the quote ” Oh and by the way – and for those who obsessively niggle at these things on forums worldwide – both the rising and floating black problems have been addressed, and are sorted in 2011 models. There’s now no black level shift to compensate for stabilising brightness levels after initial use…”
Due to pending litigation, Panasonic US would not comment on these topics, however, in a meeting last week of European journalists with Panasonic executives, Andrew Everard of whathifi.com (link) writes Panasonic has eliminated the issue with their 2011 models. Here is the quote ” Oh and by the way – and for those who obsessively niggle at these things on forums worldwide – both the rising and floating black problems have been addressed, and are sorted in 2011 models. There’s now no black level shift to compensate for stabilising brightness levels after initial use…”
Notable Features:
DLNA
wifi ready (wifi adapter sold separately)
Ethernet port
Notable missing features:
THX
3D
2D-3D conversion
proper 24p mode
Infinite Black2 panel that the step up models ST/GT have























