Plasma and LCD TV Reviews

Pioneer, the company that introduced the first plasma television in 1997, has done it again. It’s KURO PDP-508XD flat-screen TV is nothing less than stunning. The reason is that the maker has achieved a technical breakthrough that produces rich and vibrant colour images second to none in the bigscreen TV world.

This Kuro (the Japanese word for black) is the result of 10 years of research and development by Pioneer.  The company says its secret is the generation of deeper blacks, as much as 80 percent deeper than other systems. Whatever the cause, the result is breathtaking; on your screen magically appear the purest, richest colours in amazing detail. Reds and greens are especially vivid.

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The Panasonic TH-42PZ80B is a 42-inch flat screen model with a widescreen option. Since flat screens reflect less light and do not curve at the edges, you experience less picture distortion. The widescreen option also allows you to watch movies in their original format just as the director envisioned them.

One of this television’s most impressive features is its long life expectancy. Its plasma panel is guaranteed to last at least 100,000 hours, which totals approximately 30 years of regular television viewing or 11 years of non-stop usage before the brightness of the display fades by half.

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I have been looking for a high quality HDTV for quite some time now, but I didn’t want to get sucked into all of the hype and make a rash decision like some of my friends had.  After months of reading reviews and picture shopping around the local electronics outlets I finally settled on the LG 32PG6000 32″ Plasma TV for a few distinct reasons.

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