Which TV would you rather have

Neither. Look into a Panasonic ST30. The black level will rise on the Samsung plasma, along with shifts in brightness, and either plasma is superior to the LCD. Good luck.



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Originally Posted by r1dude57 /forum/post/20819444


Neither. Look into a Panasonic ST30. The black level will rise on the Samsung plasma, along with shifts in brightness, and either plasma is superior to the LCD. Good luck.

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Ok thanks. I have a 59PND7000 and the picture is great but the screen has internal cracks yet the picture has not been affected. I fear eventually it will and it seems like Samsung tells everyone with the same problem that the consumer caused the crack.



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Samsung PN51D530 or a Samsung LN46D630?

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Neither, nor the Panasonic! Look at the Vizio's XVT series!



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Originally Posted by bigmac31391 /forum/post/20820880


Neither, nor the Panasonic! Look at the Vizio's XVT series!

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lol wut?

I second the ST30.



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Originally Posted by BillP /forum/post/20821022


I second the ST30.

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what about it's brightness pops?

You can contact Panasonic on any set built before August, and they will fix. Anything built in August already has update.



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Originally Posted by BillP /forum/post/20821022


I second the ST30.

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I Third the ST30

I'd exchange it for another D7000 or get a Panny GT30 which is in the same class as the D7000.

GT30 won't have the calibration controls that the D7000 has.

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Originally Posted by flip808 /forum/post/20823052


I'd exchange it for another D7000 or get a Panny GT30 which is in the same class as the D7000.

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