Should I get this Plasma TV?

[75th]

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webap...195663&catGroupId=14624&surfModel=TH-50PF10UK

A client of mine owns a electronics business, mainly providing displays to companies. He said he would be able to get me this bad boy for about $1,700.

Im tempted mainly because I just got a Blu-Ray player, and although it looks good on my 32" LCD, Im sure itll look orgasmic on this.

I could tone it down and get a 42" of this model for about $1,000.

Make up my mind, folks.

 

[jackangel]

uh, go bigger than 42".

 

[silverstar1025]

The tv will make a diferrence with the Blu-ray you are getting it for a steal so go for it!

 

[pdaddyII]

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webap...195663&catGroupId=14624&surfModel=TH-50PF10UK

A client of mine owns a electronics business, mainly providing displays to companies. He said he would be able to get me this bad boy for about $1,700.

Im tempted mainly because I just got a Blu-Ray player, and although it looks good on my 32" LCD, Im sure itll look orgasmic on this.

I could tone it down and get a 42" of this model for about $1,000.

Make up my mind, folks.

42" for a G sounds better. Depends on the size and lighting of the room. I've been researching and am in the market for a TV as well. It's recommended to get a plasma if your room is of darker lighting, due to glaring and only being able to depict the quality in darker lighting.

Plus I thin 3500 is ludacris to spend on a tv, however I only use it for movies and refuse to get cable.

 

[75th]

42" for a G sounds better. Depends on the size and lighting of the room. I've been researching and am in the market for a TV as well. It's recommended to get a plasma if your room is of darker lighting, due to glaring and only being able to depict the quality in darker lighting.

Plus I thin 3500 is ludacris to spend on a tv, however I only use it for movies and refuse to get cable.

Ya, the way I have it set up is that we sit maybe 6 feet away from the TV. In response, the guy busted out some diagrams showing the recommended viewing distances, and lo and behold 6 feet apparently would work wonders with a 50". I would definately get the 42" but Im not sure if it is 1080p.

 

[SaladFork]

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webap...195663&catGroupId=14624&surfModel=TH-50PF10UK

A client of mine owns a electronics business, mainly providing displays to companies. He said he would be able to get me this bad boy for about $1,700.

Im tempted mainly because I just got a Blu-Ray player, and although it looks good on my 32" LCD, Im sure itll look orgasmic on this.

I could tone it down and get a 42" of this model for about $1,000.

Make up my mind, folks.

1700 for 42"? Got to Costco you can get Vizio 50" for 1500, or get a 42" LCD for 1000.

 

[75th]

1700 for 42"? Got to Costco you can get Vizio 50" for 1500, or get a 42" LCD for 1000.

50" for 1700, 42" for a little under $1000.

 

[75th]

1700 for 42"? Got to Costco you can get Vizio 50" for 1500, or get a 42" LCD for 1000.

And Costco doesnt have those prices for 1080p.

 

[TanOsaurus]

AM Talk radio rocks... screw HDTV.

 

[75th]

AM Talk radio rocks... screw HDTV.

Burn.