I was going to say the same thing actually, looks really good!I know this sounds stupid but it doesnt look that big.
It wasnt long ago that anyone who had 28" had a huge tv. Now if you're not rolling with 40"+ then you're a pauper.
I know this sounds stupid but it doesnt look that big.
It wasnt long ago that anyone who had 28" had a huge tv. Now if you're not rolling with 40"+ then you're a pauper.
42" for sale? Full HD?
which is what you wantNice choice . Yeah it doesn't look that big on that unit. Im sure it does when your watching it though.
Awesome tellies. I have the 800B which brings IFC to the party
Unfortunately I f**ked up and bought the poverty spec 42" which I now think is too small
it really doesn't in the picture, but it is in real life. Its big, but not massively big, my dad has a 60" LG but its in a massive room, 50" is as big as I can go in my living room.
I have 42" and when I first got it I thought it was massive. No I could quite happily have 50".
Yeh, thats what I meant. It wasn't a "You have a small tv" jibe! lol..
I have 42" and when I first got it I thought it was massive. No I could quite happily have 50".
LY did you ever get Blu-ray, you f**king pikey?
Nice TV, realistic colours and good black levels I find they suffer from motion lag and Phosphor lag too though, the only plasma I have viewed that doesn't suffer from the latter is the Pioneer Kuro range (which no longer exists as they have withrawn from the high end home AV market).
I do sometimes notice phosphor trail with my panny, but very very rarely. Certainly no motion problems. Far from it in fact. Mine is one of the smootheest panels I've ever seen for motion. It is the 800B though with IFC so perhaps that helps?
PS. The Kuro does still 'exist' but I guess you'd have to be quite shrewd in balancing up falling prices with availablity.
Get it sorted dumbass.
The 50" and 60" Kuros do stil exist but this 9th generation are the last that Pioneer will be producing / releasing (its a real shame as Pioneers Kuro technology was years ahead of even its closest rival Panasonic).
Sir yes SIR!
My friends have got a 50" Kuro, the quality is stupendous.
strange, ive got the 46pz85b and ive never noticed phosphor trails or had any motion issues and i play alot of computer so thought it would be at its most apparant?? i read a post over on avforums from another owener saying he had really bad phosphor trails while palying cod4 and strifing left and right, seems perfect on mine tho no green trails:S had mine for a few months now and run it in on ultra low settings for the first 200 odd hours then tuned the setting up a touch, picture is nothing short of stunning now:evil: oh and nice telly mate, would of gone for 50" myself but really did look big in the shop and would of been overkill for my bedroom lol
Not all people can see them, it depends on your retinas sensitivity to them AFAIK.
i think your looking to hard mate