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50 Plasma TV

 

50 Plasma TV

50 Plasma TV

By Anne Ahira

Large televisions are known for one thing, they normally come with a large price to go with their immense display. When you add in new technology, the price really begins to climb.

However, as with anything else, the prices rise and then begin to fall as demand increases and technology improves. If you are in the market for a 50 Plasma TV you may be pleasantly surprised.

Samsung

Getting that monster television you have always dreamed about could be closer than you imagine. Samsung has a nice model that comes in at under $1,000.

Features

  • 1,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
  • 100,000 panel life
  • V-chip
  • Swivel stand included
  • 175 degree viewing angle
  • 720p resolution
  • 3 HDMI ports, S video, component video and AV inputs

Good

Tech geeks may find that the 720p resolution is behind the technological 8 ball but the high contrast ratio more than make up the difference. The goal of any high definition television is clear picture and smooth transition between frames, the 50 plasma TV by Samsung more than delivers on both fronts.

One common problem that plasma 50 inch or not has been the problem with burn in and premature aging of the pixels. Samsung has added anti-burn in technology.

Bad

Even with anti burn in technology if you spend a large amount of time on video games or certain channels with static logos you may want to forego this television. The best technology in the world is having problems overcoming this issue. That being said most customers did say that if you limit static images in the beginning

Sound quality without surround is not the greatest. This has been a common issue for some time with the thin panel televisions, whether they are 50 Plasma TV or not.

Customers Who Bought This

Customers are pleased with both picture quality and price. One customer’s comments were they should never have bought the set, because they now get nothing else done! Fall in love with television viewing all over again with this 50 plasma TV from Samsung. Moreover, no one was disappointed in not having 1080 resolution. The difference according to customers was imperceptible.

Bottom Line

Quite a bit of television and plasma to boot for less than a thousand dollars. This 50 plasma TV is recommended for mature users who will take care to minimize the possibility of screen burn in, in other words 20 hours of Final Fantasy may not be a good idea. The Samsung 50 plasma TV rates well with customers and editors alike.

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50 Plasma Review

 

50 Plasma

50 Plasma

By Anne Ahira

The Good

Can hang almost anywhere; gives your home a true theater appearance; high resolution models are available

The Bad

Glass screens are fragile and very heavy – a bad combination; screens also reflect light which can degrade the image quality

 

The Bottom Line

If you have an empty wall yearning for a massive television, a 50 plasma could be a great choice. Just be aware of the drawbacks that come with owning one of these televisions. Hire professional installers for the mounting brackets and be sure to have the set delivered to your home by professionals as well.

Review

If you’ve been won over by the idea of hanging your television on the wall just as you might hang a portrait, then the 50 plasma model might be for you. By 50, we mean 50 inches. By plasma, we mean one of the hottest television technologies available. While this idea of having a massive screen mounted to your wall almost like in a movie theater is impressive, the real question is should you make the purchase?

Obviously, the ability to hang the screen on the wall is impressive and is not just advertising hype. These screens are so thin that you can literally hang them on almost any wall of your home. In one commercial, a couple even hangs their television on the ceiling of their bedroom.

Because you can hang the screen, you’re going to have more flexibility and can sometimes purchase a larger model than you might have been able to fit in your home otherwise. Plus, you can hide all of the wires and power connections in the wall to give the screen a cleaner appearance.

Now is a good time to consider buying a 50 plasma because prices have started to come down and will undoubtedly come down further as more people adopt HDTV technology. Be careful about buying only on price.

You want to pay attention to the resolution, as well, because this is going to determine the quality of your picture. The lowest resolution you’ll probably find on these models is 720p. You really want either 1080i or 1080p. If you want the best picture quality possible and you can afford the upgrade, go for the full 1080p.

There are some down sides when you purchase a 50 plasma, however. For one, the screen is fragile. Because of the technology, the screen is almost entirely made of glass. Glass can easily be broken obviously. The glass screen also makes the sets heavier than you might imagine.

For this reason, having the wall brackets professionally installed is not a bad idea. Another drawback of the 50 plasma glass screen is that it reflects the light which can cause your image to look bad. When placing the screen, you should avoid any area which will have contact with sunlight or other lighting sources for this reason.

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50 Plasma