Panasonic TH-50PZ77U 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV
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Electronics : Panasonic TH-50PZ77U 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV |
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Electronics : Panasonic TH-50PZ77U 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV |
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Back Accessories:      see moreRelated Items:     see moreBatteries Included: 1 Binding: Electronics Brand: Panasonic EAN: 0037988241644 Label: Panasonic Manufacturer: Panasonic Model: th-50pz77u Publisher: Panasonic Special Features: nv:Display Area^50'|Aspect Ratio^16:9|Pixel Pitch^0.576 x 0.576 mm|Resolution^1920 x 1080|Signal Compatibility^1080p|Input Video Signal^ATSC|Input Video Signal^QAM|Input Video Signal^NTSC|Inputs^S-Video|Inputs^Audio|Inputs^Component Video|Inputs^HDMI In|Inputs^SD Memory Card Slot|Inputs^Composite Video In|Outputs^Audio|Outputs^Composite Video|Outputs^Digital Audio Out|Power Consumption^693W|Power Source^120VAC, 50/60Hz|Unit Dimensions (WxHxD)^52.1' x 29.7 x 3.92' Studio: Panasonic Features:
Rating:  - Good TV -Bad DeliveryThe TV so far is performing as I expected. The delivery service , however, left much to be desired. It was delivered by one man who told me I would have to assemble the stand and setup the TV. When I objected, he asked me to help him and did I have a screwdriver, he had no tools! He did not screw the TV to the stand properly, stripping the screw as it hung up on another. It is now be impossible to remove the stand. He knew little or nothing about setting up the TV for HD. I had to call the cable company to get it functioning properly. After this bad start however, the TV has been good. Rating: - Great Picture and Sound!I admit, I'm very picky about what I buy, but I have to say, I am more than pleased with this television! I shopped around for an affordable 1080p HDTV but I didn't want to give up quality and I found both in this unit. The picture is very clear, the sound is great, and it is very easy to set up and use. I find no problems with the screen reflection, unlike my other big screen TV. I have zero regrets about choosing this one (I wish I could say the same thing about my first wife)! Rating: - Beautiful PictureI bought this TV for several reasons: 1) LCD was about the same price for this size (50 inch) 2) Plasma TVs have a blacker black (which this one does) 3) I did not need a fancy speaker system since I am connecting it to a surround sound system. 4) Panasonic has the top rated Plasma televisions for quality in comsumer reports. I love the TV. It's huge! The digital picture quality when I watch Nova on PBS is absolutely stunning. I only have two small complaints: 1) The TV will not tell me what resolution the current channel is that I am watching. Something like a "Info" button on the remote would be nice. 2) In order to turn the ... Read More Rating: - Excellent picture and Excellent PriceThis unit has an amazing picture. My previous TV was a Mitsubishi Diamond Model HD unit and the Panasonic's picture in HD and particularly SD is much better. Also, there's very little motion artifact compared to the Rear Projection Unit. I'm running this through a home theater system, so the sound is fine. I wouldn't rate the built in speakers as being very good but if you're running the sound through you're own amp, it won't make any difference. If I was to buy it again, I would try to order directly from Amazon or the partnered vendor rather than using Amazon as the middleman. There were some communication problems - but eventually it all worked out. Overall, this is a remarkable TV considering ... Read More Rating: - Excellent TV; more than satisfiedIt would be hard to be unhappy with this unit. The colors are excellent and the image is stunning. The only comment I can make is of the industry as a whole. I researched this TV on Consumer Report. I used the March 2008 issue. Buy the time I went to by the unit, the model in the review had been replace with a newer better one. Within 30 days of my purchase, my TV had been replaced with a NEWER, BETTER ONE. |
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