Reviews for Top 1080p Plasma TVs

"These TVs can be used for over 30 years...I upgraded from a 42" EDTV (480p) to the TC-P42S1 and the difference is drastic...Overall this was a great purchase, I would recommend this to anyone looking for a 42" PDP..." read more »

"LCD TVs seems to be very popular these days but my ultimate choice for HDTVs are Plasma TVs...One of the best and most popular models of Plasma TVs in the market currently is the Panasonic VIERA G10 TC-P42G10 42-Inch Plasma TV...The design of the Panasonic VIERA G10 TC-P42G10 42-Inch Plasma TV is one of my favorite features..." read more »

"From the Manufacturer (April 23, 2009)The Samsung PN63B550 plasma HDTV is perfect for action-packed sports and movies...What’s in the Box Samsung PN63B550 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, Remote control, Cable holders and stand, TV stand and hardware, Cover bottom, Program CD, Owner’s instructions, Cloth clean, Quick setup guide, Warranty card Which Size HDTV is Right for My Room..." read more »

"The 42-inch TC-P42S1 ($1,199 street), the 46-inch TC-P46S1 ($1,499), and the 50-inch TC-P50S1 ($1,799) will ship in March, the new 54-inch size TC-P54S1 ($2,199) will ship in May and the behemoth 58-inch TC-P58S1 and 65-inch TC-P65S1 (both $TBD) will ship in August...Like all Panasonic plasmas they have "infinite black," which means the sets essentially shut off during entirely dark scenes...Comparing these reviews to 204091 other TVs reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 94/100 = Excellent...In comparison with the older X1 series from Panasonic, Panasonic TC-P54S1 displays 1080p resolution and the new NeoPDP panel, which helps it..." read more »

"The 46-inch TCP46G10 have " infinite black " which means that the sets essentially shut off during entirely dark scenes...You can enjoy your time with your family and friends even more than before by gathering around the 46-inch TCP46G10...With our VIERA CAST? technology, you can enjoy online content like Amazon? Video On Demand, YouTube? videos, Picasa? Web Albums, stock information, weather and more...VIERA Image Viewer? provides a better way to share your digital photos and home videos recorded on your AVCHD camcorder..." read more »

"We have not performed a hands-on review of the TC-P50S1, but here is an overview of the TV's features...The TC-P50S1 has a decent amount of picture adjustments but lacks some of the advanced options you'll find in other displays...The TC-P50S1 does have several features to prevent or counteract the effects of short-term image retention (a common plasma concern), including a pixel orbiter, a scrolling bar, and the option to use gray sidebars instead of black...Panasonic plasmas are consistently good performers, and the new Neo PDP purportedly has an even better contrast ratio than previous models while also being more energy-efficient...The TC-P50S1 is a solid mid-level HDTV offering..." read more »

"CalcuttaTube now covers the major Indian Regional Film news and reviews too...Just pop your SD memory card into the handy slot, and instantly display your digital photos and hi-def videos for friends and family...36:17 GMT) Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change..." read more »

"The Panasonic TC-P46S1 is a relatively cheaper model from Panasonic, which has the latest Neo PDP plasma panel...A review of the Panasonic TC-P46S1 shows that the picture quality is unparalleled by any other HDTV of its competitors...The Panasonic TC-P46S1 behaves as if it has shut down during perfectly dark scenes...The settings are few but are enough for a good picture setting...The Panasonic TC-P46S1 is a regular HDTV with normal features to cater to the middle-income group..." read more »

"The 42-inch TC-P42S1 ($1,199 street), the 46-inch TC-P46S1 ($1,499), and the 50-inch TC-P50S1 ($1,799) will ship in March, the new 54-inch size TC-P54S1 ($2,199) will ship in May and the behemoth 58-inch TC-P58S1 and 65-inch TC-P65S1 (both $TBD) will ship in August...Like all Panasonic plasmas they have "infinite black," which means the sets essentially shut off during entirely dark scenes..." read more »

"Panasonic's answer to other TV makers' Internet connectivity is called VieraCast, and new for 2009 the company is adding the capability to view content from Amazon Video on Demand...Tell us what you like about this product...Tell us what you don't like about this product..." read more »