Older quality Plasma, do they compare to new £4~£500 models
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Was searching on Ebay for a plasma, and failed on a bid for a Hitachi 42PD9700 42", which eventually went for £267.
The above model cost £2000 on release approx 2007, was awarded 5* What Hifi/tv, all other reviews were highly regarded 9/10 including user reviews, lots of users compared to the panny px60, with many saying it was superior.
How would that tv or tv of similar ilk/vintage compare to a £400 new panny or LG with newer tech.
The above model cost £2000 on release approx 2007, was awarded 5* What Hifi/tv, all other reviews were highly regarded 9/10 including user reviews, lots of users compared to the panny px60, with many saying it was superior.
How would that tv or tv of similar ilk/vintage compare to a £400 new panny or LG with newer tech.
greysquirrel said:
Depending on what you expect/need from it, it would probably be a perfectly good set. My 5 yr old samsung is just fine although I needed a HDFURY to get HDCP content to work.
I would probably pay £100-150 more and get a new one though, just because it comes with a warranty if nothing else.
The only thing I'm not sure about in regards plasmas' is the ability to do higher resolution from a PC input. I would probably pay £100-150 more and get a new one though, just because it comes with a warranty if nothing else.
Will a plasma take a setting above 1024*768, I wouldn't mind connecting my PC above that resolution, the TV I mentioned has two hdmi ports, which I would use for xbox360.
Also as you say for another £100-£150 I could have a new TV with warranty.
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