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Did a quick check at the LG shoppe and Panasonic brand shop yesterday. Here's what I saw with initial 'off the shelf' pricing that was quoted - can be considered a shortlist for now. LG: 42LV3730 - LED LCD, Smart TV, Refresh rate 60Hz, Lower Dynamic Contrast Ratio. Price 58K. *in this list only for 'contradictory evidence'/range to compare and choose from 42LV5500 - LED LCD, Smart TV. Price 60K. 42LW5700 - LED LCD, Cinema 3D Smart TV. Polarised glasses for 3D viewing. Glasses are cheap, set of 3 free with the TV, additional pack of 4 glasses @ under 2k. Price 78K. Panasonic: TH-L42E3D - LED LCD, Smart Viera, Refresh rate 60Hz, Lower Dynamic Contrast. Price 66K. *in this list only for 'contradictory evidence'/range to compare and choose from TH-L42E30D - LED LCD, Smart Viera. Price 73K. TH-P42ST30D - Plasma, 3D Smart Viera. Price 63K. 3D Eyewear (glasses) are expensive, quoted almost 5K for a pair ! Questions: 1. Is it worth going for 3D now ? I think this will probably be the one time I will buy such a TV so why not go for it now ? Deterrents are thoughts about harmful effect on eyes, etc (don't know)2. The number of ports I think is better in Panasonic - 4 HDMI, 3 USB while LG has 3 or 4 HDMI, 1 or 2 USB depending on model. Would be good if someone could help me do this comparison of ports better. 3. LED Vs Plasma confusion - If I were to choose between the LG LED LCD 3D TV model 42LW5700 and Panasonic Plasma 3D TV model TH-P42ST30D which one would you recommend ? Are the plasma days over (don't know) ? Plasma Picture quality was awesome but did not get a demo of 3D content yet. Sorry for the long post ![]() Last edited by NPV : 26th February 2012 at 08:09. Reason: corrected typos | |
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Bought a plasma. Panasonic 1.5 years back, its awesome and we love it. If you are interested in live demo, we can make a trip to my home after office. | |
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| Senior - BHPian | Plasmas are here to stay for some more time due to their superior PQ, which the current day LED LCD panels are not able to match. In time the OLED technology will overshadow the PDP. As for the 3D effect, well though my PDP has 3D capability, I do not have a 3D player and do not plan to buy one as the demonstrations on different panels during the purchase process left me unimpressed. Then again some of the other guys who bought the panels in our group buy (we picked up 15+ 50VT20Ds from a single counter in Dilli and nearly thrice the number across the nation) ordered 3D players specifically to go with the new panels. Suggest you have a dekho at Mayank's place. Actually this is a moot point as now a days almost all panels come equipped with the 3D tech built in. The practical way to decide between the Plasma and the LED+LCD panels is to look at the power consumption and the hours of usage, so that you can look at your monthly outgo. On an average a 50" plasma panel consumes approximately 350W maximum and an LEDLCD panel of the same size will have a max consumption of 170W. Quote:
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| BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bangalore
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| Hi friends. Need suggestions: Requirement: 32 Inch. No idea about LCD/LED/PLASMA (Please suggest). Hall size is 20 feet length and 10 feet width. Distance from TV to sofa is 9.5 feet. Please suggest me a good TV with good resolution,Dynamic Ratio, Back light Technology and picture engine. |
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| BHPian Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Hyderabad
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| redeemed cashback voucher given along with purchase , i had vouchers worth 8k , thru some contacts at Timeout got cashback . SO i got my panny 42 plasma for only Rs.26.5K ![]() |
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| | #5301 | |
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Also mention your typical usage - watching TV channels (SD/HD), watching movies, gaming etc. Rohan | |
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| | #5302 | |
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Flipkart: LG 32 Inches Full HD LCD 32LK430 Television: Television Flipkart: LG 32 Inches Full HD LCD 32LK450 Television: Television | |
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| | #5303 | |
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I purchased this Samsung Series 4 (HD ready) 32 inch LCD last weekend. I went to purchase a Full HD model, but for a screen size of 32 inch, it is very difficult to make out the difference between Full HD or HD ready resolution. Finally purchased HD ready model because I got a good deal on it (MRP was 32k, I got this for 27k). Flipkart: Samsung 32 Inches HD LCD LA32D450G1 Television: Television Rohan | |
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| Hey guys A close friend is selling his Sony LED KDL-46EX520 and I am interesting in getting it. Its just a few days old and since he is not happy with the size he wants to get something bigger than 55". The price is very cheap and is a mouthwatering deal and another friend is lined up if I don't get it, so its time sensitive. How is this LED (reviews)? Is its panel any good? How is its quality? Does Sony provide extended warranty/AMC? How is it compared to Samsung 40D6000? I know Sony has problems with playing many formats but if DLNA is not enough then I will get a media player in the future so that's not an issue. Please advise. |
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Samsung 40D6K is good too, but when you can get a quality 46"er, why settle for less when you can afford it unless the room is quite small for a 46" Last edited by chevelle : 28th February 2012 at 03:11. | |
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| | #5307 | |
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I also checked out these 2 LG models at the LG Shoppe. I liked the Jazz model (430), but they quoted a high price. Its more of a personal preference, but I feel that Samsung has an edge over LG in LCD TVs (at least in this price range). Also, I found the contrast to be better in Samsung as compared to LG. (Samsung has a Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio feature). Again, this is more of a personal preference. If you are getting LG at a good price, go for it. I would suggest the Jazz model. Rohan | |
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| Senior - BHPian | Yes, Sony does offer extended warranty of two years. This has to be bought direct from the company. Do check though, whether they will honour the original warranty itself in case of a resale. |
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| BHPian Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: New Delhi
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| Any views on the panel quality? |
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| BHPian Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Chennai
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