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Large plasma screen – Panasonic Viera TH-58PZ800U (around $ 2,750)

The reports say the Panasonic plasma TVs PZ800U (including 58-inch Panasonic Viera TH-58PZ800U) deliver some of the best images of any plasma TVs available today. This set is notable for the screen to receive THX certification and including a calibrated THX Movie Mode that automatically adjusts critical picture settings to deliver a cinema-level viewing experience at home. The reports added that the colors in THX mode are the most accurate of any screen with any technology, and the black levels are almost the deepest available, combine to produce first class images. If you want 58-inch screen, but are on a tighter budget, the Samsung PN58A550 (around $ 2,450) deserves consideration. Blacks are not as deep, but color performance, video processing and noise reduction are added to the excellent image quality. Ease of use is another advantage.

The good:

Has THX mode, making adjustments easy photo
Good black levels
Colors very precise
Four HDMI inputs

The Bad:

Only that which stops when the THX mode performer is not used
Some plasma TVs levels production of deeper black
24p mode introduces flicker

50 inch Plasma – Pioneer PDP-5020FD (about U.S. $ 2,500)

While the 50-inch Pioneer PDP-5020FD falls very short hair short of the revered Pioneer Elite KURO PRO-111FD (around $ 5,000) in some respects, offers an image that is almost as good for almost half the price. Even those who are lacking in some technical merit to say that televisions of rich colors and deep blacks – the deepest of any TV show – make them largely irrelevant in the face of what everyone says is an impressive picture. Tons of features and one of the best anti-reflective screen for a round of plasma TV of their advantages. For those with a smaller budget, the 50-inch Panasonic TH-50PZ800U (around $ 2,050) offers black levels that nearly match those of the PDP-5020FD, with the advantage of the THX certification and a special mode that recreates the experience watching a movie in a theater. And if they are too demanding, 50-inch Samsung PN50A550 (around $ 1,450) is an excellent value, although it has a screen brightness prone.

The good:

Best black levels of any TV
Rich colors
Tons of features
Large anti-reflective screen

The Bad:

Expensive
Color accuracy is not technically perfect
Some common image controls are needed

Budget 50 inch Plasma – Samsung PN50A550 (about U.S. $ 1,450)

Although some other plasma televisions have high rating deeper blacks, most critics and users say that 50-inch Samsung PN50A550 has one of the best photos in general of any HDTV. Although blacks are not the best available anti-reflective screen is a step behind Competition, the weaknesses are largely false for excellent color accuracy and much better than average video processing. If you want great colors and super-deep blacks, the Panasonic Viera TH-50PZ800U (around $ 2,050) tells a story weight. However, the TV screen THX certification is also noticeably more expensive. If the demand for deep blacks and can live with the colors that look great, but are slightly less accurate, the Panasonic TH-50PZ85U (about U.S. $ 2,000) worth consider as well. A 58-inch version, the Samsung PN58A550 (about $ 2450) is also available, and experts say they must make comparable.

The good:

Very good overall image quality
Accurate colors
Good picture processing with few defects
Inexpensive for a plasma TV 50 inch

The Bad:

Black levels not as good as Panasonic or Pioneer
Brightness screen can be a problem
Blacks sometimes wash

The 42-inch plasma – Panasonic Viera TH-42PX80U (about from $ 725)

While some plasma TVs are less expensive budget, the 42-inch Panasonic TH-42PX80U offers a great picture of your price. The 720p resolution is lower than the resolution of 1080p plasma TVs offered by more expensive but still high resolution, and experts say that at distances normal seat, the benefits of 1080p really can not see in a 42-inch screen anyway. Some image defects were noted, but more than compensated by the quality and great black levels. If you want the same image quality and relative value as the TH-42PX80U, but in a larger screen size, experts say the 50-inch Panasonic Viera TH-50PX80U (about U.S. $ 1,000) should perform similarly.

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