Say guys, is it worth getting the Panasonic VT65 (60 inches) and would it be good for gaming and related for the next 5-6 years?
Say guys, is it worth getting the Panasonic VT65 (60 inches) and would it be good for gaming and related for the next 5-6 years?
Review for what will now certainly be my next TV, the Sony KDL42W653, very highly rated for gaming.
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/sony-kdl42w653-201308113237.htm
Samsung 55" OLED is down to "only" $9000 retail (prolly $7500 street), which means it should enter Earth-based pricing orbit late next year. Current Consumer Reports review summary: it blows away LCD and beats Plasma. Do want. Not sure if I'm a fan of the curved screen, tho...
CR Review:
http://consumerreports.org/cro/news/2013/08/samsung-oled-tv-review/index.htm
Engadget launch article:
http://www.engadget.com/2013/08/13/samsungs-curved-oled-tv-shipping/
About to pull the trigger on the 50 inch ST60, but I'm seriously concerned about the input lag. Is it THAT BAD?
Looking into getting this myself.
Anyone able to state a review for this?
I'm either getting the S60 or ST60... input lag being the deciding factor. Anyone?
Get S64 at Costco/Sam's Club. It's an S60 with the ST60 antireflective screen coating...win/win.
I hear varying reports on ST60 input lag, but the S60/S64 for sure is very very low. I have an S60 and an S64 and they are just as responsive as my old LG LD/LK450 series TV and Samsung LCD monitors.
Do they only sell the S64s in 65"? Looking for more like a 50"-55"
Looking into getting this myself.
Anyone able to state a review for this?
50" and 65". I got the 50", I like it so much I might get a 65" to go along with it in the future.
Yeah, I didn't look hard enough. So this?
http://www.costco.com/Panasonic-TC-...identifier=plasma-tvs&langId=-1&storeId=10301
Can get it for $760 shipped to my house, $60 more than an S60 costs at retail/online/etc right now. Which I'm fine with since my nearest Costco is an hour and a half away.
Yeah, I didn't look hard enough. So this?
http://www.costco.com/Panasonic-TC-...identifier=plasma-tvs&langId=-1&storeId=10301
Can get it for $760 shipped to my house, $60 more than an S60 costs at retail/online/etc right now. Which I'm fine with since my nearest Costco is an hour and a half away.
Don't forget that Costco gives you a 2 year warranty on it right from the get-go. They'll come to your house, replace it, replace it with a different/better model etc. Costco warranty kicks ass.
That's the one. I own it and love it.
Nice. I just placed my order. 7-10 business days. Thanks guys.
Warning you now... you will be blown away.
Have any of you guys looked into / use sort throw projectors ? They are capable of displaying a 65" image in less then 4'. 110" in 7'
I was first looking at 65" tv's but then thought about how hard it was going to be to get one into my apartment. Started thinking a projector could do the same thing but not be so cumbersome. Any thoughts ?
50" and 65". I got the 50", I like it so much I might get a 65" to go along with it in the future.
Say guys, is it worth getting the Panasonic VT65 (60 inches) and would it be good for gaming and related for the next 5-6 years?
Where'd you order it from?Just came in. Now I have to hope UPS shows up with the new stand I ordered for it so I can get it all set up today!
Where'd you order it from?
I'm a little worried about ordering online in case I'm not home to receive it. I don't want it getting stolen.
Where'd you order it from?
I'm a little worried about ordering online in case I'm not home to receive it. I don't want it getting stolen.
Awesome. Do you have to pay tax?Best Buy. Free home delivery and I got the 24 months no interest because I have a Best Buy card.
They call you the day before and tell you a 2 hour window that they will deliver in. It's all really well handled. I worked from home today just in case.
Hmm ok thanks.I've ordered two "bigger" TV's from Dell, both times they used a local carrier service that called me and setup a time to deliver. I feel like most companies do this for lager TV's.
Now, besides those, I've had monitors shipped in their stock box (a lovely shipping feature of newegg), and a 32" Vizio TV shipped and left. I've also ordered TV's for work before and they just dropped them off in our warehouse, but I think if it's a decent sized TV, they will probably set something up with you.
Awesome. Do you have to pay tax?
Hmm ok thanks.
I am hearing a loud buzzing noise on my Panasonic Plasma G25 and the picture is kind of blurry. I don't know if this is a signal problem but my other television seems to be working alright so probably not. Someone help!
Have any of you guys looked into / use sort throw projectors ? They are capable of displaying a 65" image in less then 4'. 110" in 7'
I was first looking at 65" tv's but then thought about how hard it was going to be to get one into my apartment. Started thinking a projector could do the same thing but not be so cumbersome. Any thoughts ?
Buzzing is normal for plasmas. Is the picture blurriness a new thing that just happened to your set?
I think I'm going to get the 32 inch model for now. I heard great things about it.
http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/st...gId=-1&productId=8198552921666519671#overview
Just came in. Now I have to hope UPS shows up with the new stand I ordered for it so I can get it all set up today!
The buzzing is louder than usual and the picture blurriness and color changes just happened today. The colors looks very off, almost like I am watching something from the 80s, and the picture looks all blurry and fuzzy. I miss the old quality of televisions, Sony CRTs were built like a tank and mine from my childhood is still going.
Ouch, sounds like the panel is going out. How long have you had it?
I am getting frustrated looking for a TV. I need help. What is the best TV that is 40" for gaming, my budget is £500 which is a lot for 40". I am from the UK, please don't just name TVs that are unavailable or hard to find, a simple link to where I can buy a TV would be appreciated, its getting frustrated, and the thing is my budget is flexible yet I still cannot find a decent 40" TV.