

Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #10690 in Home Theater
- Size: 65-inch
- Brand: Panasonic
- Model: TC-P65S60
- Released on: 2013-03-08
- Dimensions: 34.80" h x
2.50" w x
59.10" l,
84.90 pounds
- Display size: 65
Features
- 600Hz Sub Field Drive
- Online Movies
- Glossy Black Pedestal
Panasonic TC-P65S60 65-Inch 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.Replacing Viera 50" bought in 2006 for 1/3 of the cost
By mr engineer
It replaces a 2006, 50" Viera and seems to be the same quality product but a lighter and smaller set built around the same screen size. It was delivered to my living room and set up and checked. I was very happy with the delivery. The set has an improvement that lets you directly access internet movies from several vendors by using my wireless network in-house server. I am not much of a pay-per-view person but U-tube videos are free. The only drawback compared to my older set is the lack of a reflection free screen. The older model featured some type of coating that stopped the mirror effect of lighting on the screen. The new screen acts like a mirror and reflects lighting brightly. Not good. The preference and set up menus are more elaborate to walk through than the older system but offer more. Overall I feel the reliability will be good in this set as it has been in the past with no service needed for 6 years. I gave my old set to someone and it was working like the day it was delivered in 2006.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012
Reviews VIZIO M3D651SV 65-inch 1080P 240Hz Razor LED Smart 3D HDTV


Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #11793 in Home Theater
- Brand: Vizio
- Model: M3D651SV
- Dimensions: 40.88" h x
60.85" w x
16.10" l,
104.94 pounds
- Native resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Display size: 65
Features
- Four battery-free, lightweight 3D glasses included
- Smart remote with full keyboard
- TV without stand (Width x Height x Depth): 60.85'' x 40.88'' x 16.1'', TV with stand (Width x Height x Depth): 60.85'' x 38.46'' x 2.25''
- SRS Studio Sound HD for crisp, clear audio
- 1 million to 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio for deeper blacks
VIZIO M3D651SV 65-inch 1080P 240Hz Razor LED Smart 3D HDTV
Product Description
240Hz refresh rate for stunning, blur-free detail
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123 of 123 people found the following review helpful.Great Value, Great Picture with some Caveats.
By T. R. Kanavy
The VIZIO M3D651SV is a pretty slick TV all-in-all. However, its not going to be perfect for every person in every application. For instance, some of its potentially beneficial features can be rather annoying under some circumstances much like the proverbial double-edged sword. Let's get some of these issues out of the way first. The TV's Glossy Screen: It's not semi-gloss as some literature states, it's a very high gloss reflective surface. This makes for a smooth, colorful and uniform image. If you see this TV next to another (without a similarly glossy screen) this one will instantly look more attractive and vivid. However, if your home has many windows in your primary viewing area and you watch TV in the daytime, you will likely find the reflection is quite distracting. In bright rooms one can easily stare at the screen and see everything behind them- useful to evade creeping ninja's or stalking predators but not great for seeing the beautiful images displayed by the TV.Synthetic 240 Hz and Video Games:A salesmen at a store might say "Hey this TV is great for gaming because it's 240Hz!". The salesman would be only partially correct. Firstly, if you plug this TV in and watch a blu-ray movie you will be stunned by the gorgeous smooth motion picture. However, if you fire up your gaming system and start playing you will likely notice a lag in your controls or difficulty aiming in First Person Shooters. This is actually due to the processing that is occurring to give the TV the "effective 240hz". This occurs because the TV does not have true 240hz refresh rate, that 240hz stat is achieved by pulsing the backlighting to fill extra image frames( a technique into which I won't delve too deeply in this review). However, it looks great for movies and even fast-action sporting events, just not so great for gaming. Therefore, you must turn that feature off by setting the TV to "Gaming" mode, essentially halting the advanced processing. Once that is done, gaming is perfectly enjoyable.Conclusion:This TV offers a stunning picture to cost ratio and in my opinion is certainly one of the best values in its class. Colors look vivid yet accurate, not over-blown or unrealistic. Black levels are also very impressive for this type of TV and aid in creating fantastic contrast. The passive 3D works quite well,and as a bonus does not require you to purchase expensive powered glasses; instead cheap movie theater glasses will work great. I did not notice problematic crosstalk in my limited 3D viewing, but I will update this review if such things come to light.All in All, this TV is one of my favorite things to review, that is, a great bang for the buck.
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful.Very Glossy - Great TV - Great Value
By T. Buechler
I did not purchase the item through Amazon, it was not in stock, rather I bought it at a local Walmart.PREFACE: I INITIALLY HAD A DAMAGED SET: I will start this by saying that my set was damaged from the factory. Although it had a perfectly intact box when pulled out the back side was buckled slightly on both side causing the screen to bend slightly backwards. I contacted Vizio and they had me return it to the store for an exchange. I did that and the replacement set was fine in construction.My first concern with this set is how glossy it would be. I have a very light living room with lots of windows and lamps. This thing is a mirror, you could shave in it. It's as glossy as any plasma set you see in stores. We adapted to this by moving it to a wall between two windows which keeps the reflections in check in our situation.I am very impressed with the set. I was surprised by the effect the 240hz scaling does to shows, but I don't necessarily dislike it. The set is bright enough in my pretty bright room. It is sharp and colorful as I could want. There is a bit of blurring on a thrown football or baseball, but very briefly and I think that is just a flaw with the 240, which I think I could turn off in the settings. But all other motion, and I watch a lot of sports, is very smooth and looks great.I do think the glossy screen really helps with the blacks and colors, this thing is vivid but in a good way IMHO.The kids have liked the 3D very much, it seems pretty similar to me to what we have seen in theaters. The theater Real3D glasses work very well with the set. We had 10 people watching 3D at a recent gathering.We have not used the apps much, we have a GoogleTV box that we use for that. The remote is fine. The speakers are passable but with a set this thin you just can't expect much quality from the sound. I did log into the Amazon Instant Video and it worked fine, the Netflix app worked as good as on any of other external boxes and the Rhapsody app was a little better than the GoogleTV one.ISSUES: The only real screen issue I see is on a very dark black screen you can see some grey smokey areas in the middle (seen easiest on the boot up screen with the V logo) and on very fast motion like a baseball field about you can see a few darker lines top to bottom, it doesn't distort the color, but these are very subtle. I used to sell TV's, I have a very critical eye and on a bright color screen the picture seems very even.The one other quirk is that after turning it on the set won't accept remote control presses for several minutes, no volume up/down etc. It's odd and something I hope can be fixed in a firmware update or maybe was caused by my set being bent. It does this on universal remotes and the vizio remote. Both sets I had do this, the one I returned and the replacement.All in all I am very happy with this set. If you have a darkened room or one with good light control I think you will be very satisfied with the set. It's a great mix of features and extra large size at this price point!
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful.Impressed, too glossy, 3D gaming not possible coz of severe input lag
By Mike
Background:I returned the older model 55" version of this TV (vizio m3d550kd) for the 65". The 55" was just too small for my sitting room and I returned it using the amazon 30 day return policy. Im very glad I upgraded to the 65". As an aside, amazons TV return process seems to be very haphazard and irritating for the customer. Will update when the return has been fully processed.Update: Amazon handled the return ok, I was fully refunded minus a $60 return shipping fee. They also refunded me $250 because the price was reduced after I made the purchase. Quite happy with the overall situation.Review:The TV is very big, its heavy, it has a rounded base, its quite slim. The back is metal. The picture is excellent, much better than the m3d550kd. Crystal clear, and the screen is much more uniform in terms of lighting. Light bleed from the edges of the screen is un-noticeable compared to the m3d550kd which had a few bad spots. In fact I considered returning the m3d550kd for this problem alone, the top right hand corner had a slight bend causing a bad case of light bleed which was always noticeable even in lit up scenes! Have not noticed any pixel issues. I watched a blue ray movie on the TV, the picture was very impressive, even in dark scenes.The screen is very glossy, you could almost use it as a mirror. It makes the TV look beautiful but is annoying when the sun shines into the room and causes a reflection.This TV loses one half star due to this over glossiness, sometimes the tv is unusable due to this problem. However a curtain will sort it.I use my TV primarily for playing PS3 and the odd movie. For gaming there is no input lag when you turn game mode on and disable all of the advanced picture settings. I play cod on the TV and its amazing. The size of the screen really improves the experience.There is no 3.5 audio out. Its gone. Analog audio out requires a dual rca cable.The remote is very nice. It feels solid, the buttons are responsive. Regular remote on one side, keyboard on the other. The only oddity is that the battery cover is almost impossible to get off!! Dunno what the hell they were thinking with that design. It sucks. But overall a nice remote. The remote is not bluetooth, its regular infrared.I tried the 3D with blackops zombies. Very cool!! But the input lag caused by the 3D processing makes the game kinda suck/unplayable. Do not have any 3D movies yet. Will update, but from the zombies experience im expecting 3D movies to be a lot of fun!! 4 pairs of pretty cool looking and comfortable 3D glasses, vizio logo printed on the frame.Update: Played 3D Blackops2 zombies. It looks utterly amazing in 3D but the input lag is an issue.Update: Watched prometheus in 3D. Amazing picture quality!! Really cool experience!This TV has bad input lag with 3D games, it loses another half star for this. YOU CANNOT HAVE BOTH THE 3D AND GAME MODE FEATURES TURNED ON AT THE SAME TIME USING THIS TV! THIS SUCKSSSS! 3D GAMING IS NOT POSSIBLE!!Audio is pretty good, small sound bar on the front of the tv! But you really want surround sound with this TV imo.The internet apps are pretty good, run faster than the m3d550kd. Glitchy here and there. I use the youtube app mostly for watching content and music. The keyboard really helps and I use the apps on the tv over those on my ps3!Overall Im very happy with the TV and will be holding on to it.
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Cheap Online Philips 46PFL5505D/F7 46-Inch 1080p 240 Hz LCD HDTV, Black


Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #13846 in Consumer Electronics
- Color: black
- Brand: Philips
- Model: 46PFL5505D/F7
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 31.69" h x
10.63" w x
55.91" l,
69.00 pounds
- Native resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Display size: 46
Features
- 4 HDMI inputs
- 240Hz Clear LCD
- Perfect Natural Motion
- Pixel Precise HD
- Energy Star 4.0
Philips 46PFL5505D/F7 46-Inch 1080p 240 Hz LCD HDTV, Black
Product Description
46" 240Hz LCD with Pixel Precise HD
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.Fantastic TV features for price
By S. McDougall
Purchased this item from Sam's Club for a little less but this is still a fantastic price for a TV of this quality! I am completely thrilled with tv and the 240Hz is leaps and bounds better than the 120Hz I had.... sports, concerts, Blu Ray, etc are much clearer with the quicker refresh rate! I upgraded from a 32 inch to this and so happy I did especially with features and price!! The only surprise I did have was when I went to hook up my Sennheiser wireless headphones (which by the way - marriage saver!! lol) - there is no headphone jack on this TV! I needed to purchase a digital audio converter (Gefen gtv-dd-2-aa) to get the headset back on line which is not required if you have a home theater system with digital audio in line.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.Great Picture at a Low Price
By dawiese
I purchased this one from Sam's Club for less than $800. Please note that this HDTV is not a true 240Hz unit. It is a 120Hz unit with "Perfect Natural Motion" simulated 240Hz, which gives 24Hz movies that "soap opera" look when set to Minimum or Maximum, (it can be turned off). Also, when in either of these modes, the video takes a bit longer to decode and lags behind the audio if your porting directly to your audio system, which may be why my Wii system lags enough to to make it nearly worthless to play. (I'll have to try other settings, or invest in component cables as someone else suggested later this week). You can't beat the picture quality and connectivity at this price. It'll make a great living room or family room unit. But don't buy it if you're interested in setting up a theater system.
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful.Great for the price
By CoyoteTip
Wonderful picture and I enjoy the television very much, but here are some points that you should know in case you wanted these features:- No Picture in Picture- A lot of the connections are on the side of the tv (for instance all the HDMI connections), so if you do not like people seeing wires, it is a little difficult to hide if the tv protrudes far from the wall when hanging or seeing it wrap around when it is on its stand.- Glare on the television is an issue if you are trying to watch in the distance from the side when you are away from your typical seating area for viewing.
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Is Better Than Panasonic VIERA TC-32LEW56 32-Inch 60Hz LCD TV (White)


Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2317 in Home Theater
- Color: White
- Brand: Panasonic
- Model: TC-32LEW56
- Dimensions: 18.70" h x
2.10" w x
30.10" l,
19.90 pounds
- Display size: 32
Features
- Wi-Fi Ready (Includes Wireless Adapter)
- Online Movies
- Wide-Viewing Angle
- 180 Backlight Scanning
Panasonic VIERA TC-32LEW56 32-Inch 60Hz LCD TV (White)
Product Description
Media Player Simply insert an SD Memory Card or USB memory stick into the slot to enjoy previously saved photos, video clips, and music on VIERA's large screen. You can also add frames and other effects to your photos and videos, and create slide shows complete with background music. A wide variety of formats is supported, so you can listen to PC-based music files an d web movies right on your TV. *Applicable formats vary depending on the model VIERA LinkThe TC-L32LEW56 features VIERA Link, a technology that allows a consumer to operate all VIERA Link compatible AV components using only the TV’S remote control. In addition to operating a VIERA HDTV, video source, and home theater receiver can be connected to a VIERA HDTV and controlled via VIERA Link remote. Users can then watch their child, pet and/or property by installing the camera and networking to the VIERA HDTV via Ethernet cable.Online MoviesSimply press the INTERNET button on the remote control to directly access a variety of VOD services. Enjoy online movies and TV programs with ease. *Some content may only be available for specific countries and may be presented in specific languagesHigh Performance HDTV: A Suite of TechnologiesDLNA/Wi-Fi ReadyConnect this DLNA-compatible VIERA HDTV and DLNA-compatible AV equipment to your home network, and you can watch movies, listen to music, and view photos from any room in the house. VIERA HDTV's Wi-Fi capability gives you even more layout flexibility. The TC-L32LEW56 series is Wi-Fi ready and requires a separate wireless LAN adaptor.* Wireless LAN adaptor included with purchase.Environmentally FriendlyPanasonic is committed to producing HDTVs that are mindful of the environment. The new and improved high efficient LED/LCD panels reduce targeted power consumption up to 25% over the 2011 models. The TC-L32LEW56 series is Energy Star certified and has a long-life panel. | ||
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30 of 31 people found the following review helpful.Great Internet TV for the Bedroom
By Peter B. Nelson
This is a review of the Panasonic 32" IPS-LED White TV, model TC-32LEW56.Overall I found this to be a wonderful little TV for a space that doesn't need some large screen. White televisions are hard to find, and this one certainly looks sharp. I posted a dozen pictures here on Amazon, so be sure to browse those for more photos, specifications, I/O ports and such. Apart from all that, I put the set through its paces in a few different ways, and here is a breakdown.AESTHETICS. This puppy looks sharp. It has a nice clear-edge bezel, and the white is very soft. My first thought on seeing it was that it would look nice in the bedroom, and that's where we put it. The black power cord and USB wireless adapter might bother some purists, but I didn't notice them once everything was in place.VIDEO QUALITY. Surprisingly good, I'd say, although I must confess I'm not a super videophile geek. Nevertheless, I am clever enough to use the Spears & Munsil High-Definition Benchmark Blu-ray Disc Edition [Blu-ray] that I bought last year for my Panasonic TC-P42S2 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV. I dug it out to calibrate this 32" IPS-LED and the effort was well rewarded, as I was able to get a picture quality much superior to the factory default settings, if not quite up to plasma standards. Perhaps the most important thing is to set the AdvancedPicture/BlackLevel to Dark. That brought out rich colors and deep blacks and solved the "washed out" problem. It also disabled the S&M pages for calibrating brightness, but I nevertheless got good brightness levels on "Light" mode before switching to "Dark" mode for everything else. Not to be coy about it, here are the calibrated settings from my TV. Your results may vary slightly, but not by much, I would guess. Give these settings a try and see if they don't work for you. *See below.INTERNET TV. Fantastic feature, but sadly lacking Youtube. One of the greatest things about this TV is the built-in Internet streaming capability, but without Youtube support you are left with only pay-for-view services. As of August 2012, in the USA, the built-in streaming options are these: Netflix, CinemaNow, Vudu, Amazon and Hulu Plus. It's my understanding that those could change at any time. As as aside, I've had Youtube support on my Panasonic Blu Ray player for some time, but I noticed it isn't available on newer models, so perhaps Google is restricting access to promote their own Google TV? In any case, I tried Netflix and Amazon on this TV and they both worked exactly as they did on the Blu Ray player. Amazon setup was trivially simple - just use a PC to open the URL given by the TV and Amazon will give you a simple code. Enter that code into the TV using the remote and the account is activated. Netflix works similarly. Amazone Prime has lots of videos for free - my kids loved it when I found all three seasons (yes, only three) of Gilligans Island, for free. My only complaint is that Amazon doesn't have a good way to search and build playlists on the PC. Even so, it's better than surfing the traditional cable channels.WIRELESS. This is a bit of a kludge, as the "built in wireless" is really just a USB dongle wireless adapter. Panasonic N5HBZ0000055 Wireless LAN Adapter with Base. I had to use a magnifying glass to read the MAC address from the back of the adapter. But it worked first try, so what more do we want?AUDIO. Not bad. Loud enough to hear every show I watched, which is all I ask from built-in speakers.PC DISPLAY. Alas, this is where the set really falls down. I posted a scan of the specifications page where it clearly shows full 1920x1080 resolution is NOT supported in PC mode. I found 1280x1024 in 4:3 mode to be the best (just hit the [Format] button on the remote to switch from Full to 4:3 mode). The manual specs page does have a bit of an "out", in that it says "signals other than the above *may* not be displayed properly" [emphasis added]. Fortunately for this test I had a graphics adapter that let me create custom display resolutions. I was able to display resolutions as high as 1920x1020, including 1440x1050. But they all looked terrible. It possibly be that the problem was the analog VGA connection, and that an HDMI video card/connection would have produced a better image, but I don't have a video card with an HDMI-out port for that test. I do know that 1280x1024 looks perfect on my old DELL monitor with an analog VGA cable, but never got really sharp using this TV as a replacement monitor. No matter what the horiz. resolution setting, 1280, 1366, 1440, 1600, whatever, it was never possible to drive the TV at full 1080 verticle resolution. It would either clip the bottom of the screen or refuse to display anything at all. Despite much fiddling with the TV's PC Display settings (things like DOT timing), it just wasn't possible to get a sharp image. Text at all resolutions looked ghosty (regardless of cleartype settings) and faint. Perhaps it would be okay for playing games, but for reading news or blogs this TV would be a sore strain on the eyes. Probably unusable, actually. If anyone has an HDMI adapter and can get better results, I would be interested to hear about it. Having said all that, it's rare to find a TV with any VGA input these days, so perhaps it can be seen as a bonus - better than nothing at all.SUMMARY. As a TV this is a lovely unit. It looks good, supports built-in wireless internet streaming, full 1920x1080 high def resolution, and it's not too large for a bedroom or other small space. I did knock off one star because of a few factors... First, no built-in Youtube support. Second, loss of details in dark areas when adjusted for best color saturation and contrast. Third, no native resolution support for PC display mode. Even so, with the wireless Internet adapter and built-in Internet streaming, I was able to enjoy this TV in my bedroom almost instantly. All I had to do was plug it in, enter a code for Amazon, and start watching streaming videos from the comfort of a mattress - no messing with cables, very nice.* Addendum, Spears & Munsil High-Definition Benchmark Blu-ray Disc Edition [Blu-ray] calibration settings...Mode: CustomBacklight: 100Contrast: 100Brightness: 44Color: +75Tint: +8Sharpness: 33Color Temp: NormalColor Mgmt: OffA.I. Picture: OffC.A.T.S.: OffVideo NR: OffAspect Adjustments......Screen Format: Full...HD Size: Size 2HDMI Settings......HDMI/DVI RGB Range: Auto...Content Type: OffAdvanced Picture......Mosquito NR: On... Black Level: DarkLet me emphasize that the last setting, BlackLevel=Dark, was crucial to getting a good rich color and contrast. However, this IPS-LED set doesn't have the same black level quality as my Plasma, and some details are lost in the shadows. You can set BlackLevel=Light to restore the lost details, but then you get a washed out pastel appearance everywhere else.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.Finally, a larger WHITE TV
By bunnies
I've been waiting a loooong time (years) for a larger white LCD TV for my bedroom. This girl put it together and set it up tonight. So far, so great! Although it isn't shown anywhere in the specs, it does have a "sleep timer"...very important in the bedroom. Like the white remote too. My only complaint is the black cord on a white TV, but that is what white paint is for!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Well, this is gorgeous: beautiful design
By Kathie Long
Love the look! Problem is that the downward-aimed speakers seem to be sending sound off of my walls to bounce around the room. The TV is in a kitchen, on a stand. I don't wish to add additional speakers.Also, the darn thing comes with a BLACK power cord. I mean, how hard would it be to ship one that matches the color scheme? I cannot find a WHITE power cord using an Internet search. This thing may go back for relatively trivial reasons, unless Panasonic resolves these issues.
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Who Sells The Cheapest Online Sony Bravia XBR KDL-32XBR4 32" LCD HDTV


Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #67799 in Home Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: Sony
- Model: KDL32XBR4
- Dimensions: 22.80" h x
31.10" w x
8.50" l,
37.50 pounds
- Native resolution: 1366 x 768
- Display size: 32
Features
- 10-bit 16:9 HD Resoluton Panel (1366x768)
- Motionflow¿ with 120 Hz High Frame Rate Technology
- BRAVIA Engine¿ EX & Live Color Creation¿ feature
- DMex compatibility
- Full HD 1080p Inputs - HDMI¿(x3), YPbPr(x2), PC Input
Sony Bravia XBR KDL-32XBR4 32" LCD HDTV
Product Description
Even though the market seems to have an insatiable appetite for premium high definition large screen TVs, there's also significant demand for a premium quality smaller sized high definition TV. Like larger sized '07 XBR models, this model includes key XBR picture quality features such as Motionflow 120Hz for smoother motion and exceptional resolution in fast moving scenes 10-bit panel and processing with 64 times gradation expression over current 8-bit panels and Live Color Creation featuring the WCG-CCFL backlight for an awesome range of vivid colors. Additionally, the 32XBR4 features our BRAVIA Engine¿ EX to reduce digital artifacts and improve overall picture clarity and color performance. Other new features such as DMeX expansion capability, the XMB¿ on-screen interface and BRAVIA® Theatre Sync¿ one-touch command add even more value to the picture performance. Ample connections include two HD component inputs, HDMI inputs with 1080/60p and 1080/24p capability and more provide the flexibility to get you connected to just about any HD source. It's a 32? class television AND it's a BRAVIA XBR HDTV too!
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49 of 53 people found the following review helpful.Wow, Better than Plasma?
By Wild Kat
The XBR4 has blown my socks off. On display at the electronic store it actually looked worse than my other LCD Samsung LN-3241D. After fine tuning and adjusting the picture, whether it was recent non-HD DVD's or HD content, with the 120Hz Motionflow, Pixar's Toy Story looked 3 dimensional, and the colors were nothing I had seen before from this DVD. I am so happy with this purchase and the higher price tag is well worth it. I also watched a streamed Netflix movie (Amadeus), using the PC input, and the movie quality was ok. With the Samsung the streamed quality is noticeably not as rich in color and a bit grainier. I Recommend this LCD TV. Sony is definitely the leader in high end TV's. P.S. I am not a Sony fan boy, I am still angry about the root kit found on their CD's.
36 of 39 people found the following review helpful.Sony Bravia XBR KDL-32XBR4 32" LCD HDTV
By mr coffee
I ordered the 32" LCD Sony Bravia XBR KDL-32XBR4 32" LCD HDTV from Amazon as it was about $200 less than Cir**** C***, B*** B**, etc. because I had seen other SONY XBRs and the picture just had the best color picture of any brand I saw. The unenhanced contrast ratio is tops (if you study all the spec stuff, this means BEFORE they use the electronic make-it-look-better circuitry) and it really shows with a good signal. Sony makes cheaper 32" models, and this is their flagship model. It cost a bit over $1100.It took 3 days to get it out of the warehouse and get me a tracking number and an email that said it would be here in 8-10 days. The freight company called me 2 days later and delivered the next day. The freight driver helped me get it out of the box and told me to keep the box until I was sure it was A-OK as he said another shipping retailer (Crut*******) wouldn't accept a return without the original box. The set was in perfect condition, all the little stuff (cords, remote, cable gizmos, etc.) was there, manuals in english and spanish (maybe french too, it's a world economy now, eh?), etc. etc. No evidence it was other than a grade A straight from the factory brand new "first" (Tig** Di**** sometimes sells refurbs, seconds, etc.).Took me a while to get it set up and figure it all out - I called Sony customer support 4 times getting all the home theater sound, DVD, VCR, HD satellite dual DVR stuff going. I am pretty techie but these things involve new connection types and the manual gives you the simple dumbed-down diagram that shows a picture of the set connector bay with cords going to various pics labelled DVD, VCR and a one sentence explanation. Sony support spoke good english and when questions ran off script they put me on hold and went and asked someone who knew more to find me an answer. Wikipedia helps too
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.Ahhhhhh ... Football Season on My New Awesome TV
By Me
Just got done watching opening weekend of the NFL on this set and it was amazing. I decided to splurge on this TV after considering lesser options and even older Sony 32" models and I'm glad I did. The 120hz refresh rate combined with the Bravia engine gives amazingly smooth motion for sports and action movies. The color reproduction is great - I'm a stickler against bad skin-tone reproduction (just visit your nearest big box store to see loads of large screen junk with orange people).I am a big fan of smaller screens, by the way - in today's HD world I think that 32" - 40" at most is the current sweet spot. Stretching available pixels any father dilutes the quality in my mind. So if you don't have a McMansion and you can handle a smaller screen consider this TV - it is so vivid that it betrays it 32" size by the way; you would swear it's a 40 incher.
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Friday, May 25, 2012
Where To Buy Samsung PN60F5300 60-Inch 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV


Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #14216 in Home Theater
- Size: 60-Inch
- Brand: Samsung
- Model: PN60F5300
- Dimensions: 36.40" h x
14.00" w x
54.70" l,
64.60 pounds
- Display size: 60
Features
- 1080p Plasma HDTV: Best picture quality
- 600Hz Refresh Rate: Best for general viewing, video games, action movies, and sports
- TV without stand (Width x Height x Depth): 54.7'' x 32.4'' x 2.2'', TV with stand (Width x Height x Depth): 54.7'' x 36.4'' x 14''
Samsung PN60F5300 60-Inch 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV
Product Description
Samsung PN60F5300 60-Inch 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV
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Price comparisons Of Magnavox 22ME601B/F7 22-Inch 720p LCD TV - Piano Black


Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #68931 in Home Theater
- Color: Piano black
- Brand: Magnavox
- Model: 22ME601B/F7
- Dimensions: 14.60" h x
21.40" w x
5.60" l,
7.35 pounds
- Display size: 22
Features
- Slim design backlite LED TV
- 60HZ 720P
- HDMI and PC inputs
- Clear Pix engine, SRS true surround sound
- Side and rear input and output panels. HDMI Input, HDMI-DVI Input, Component Video Input, PC Input, AV Input, USB Terminal. The JPEG picture files stored on a USB storage device can be played back on this unit, Digital Audio Output, Headphone Audio Output.
Magnavox 22ME601B/F7 22-Inch 720p LCD TV - Piano Black
Product Description
22" led TV
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.TV is good for small room
By SmilyFace
I'm generally satisfied with this TV. The color is good and the picture size can be adjusted to different settings. It has the hdmi (one only), VGA and PC hook ups which make it more useful. The only complaint is the sound. Somewhat tinny and not very loud, even at the highest capacity. It has different settings for sound (trying different modes seemed to make no difference in the volume) and a noise capacity reducer for commercials that isn't very effective sometimes. I'm probably going to hook up speakers to it through the audio as the sound is just really bad sometimes, depending on the show.
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