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The Model Is : Sony KDL48W600B Is this good or am I a TV Noob

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The Model Is : Sony KDL48W600B Is this good or am I a TV Noob

Well i guess it matters on what you're looking for.

 

When i first started getting into TV's and buying them, i would usually only buy the dime a dozen 1080p 60hz, but in all honesty, they are not worth your time, or money. 

 

I would try to find a Plasma if you're trying to save money, and look more dynamic, and deeper colors; plasmas also have god damn great blacks!

 

Always limit the hertz to 120 hertz, or  60 hertz zones; like most plasmas have "600" hertz, but they are really little designated zones of 60 that add up around 600.

 

You want a fast response time to; mine is 0.1 milliseconds; which was well worth the money.

 

Don't buy sony; it's not the 90's, and all of there tech is low quality junk.

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Well i guess it matters on what you're looking for.

 

When i first started getting into TV's and buying them, i would usually only buy the dime a dozen 1080p 60hz, but in all honesty, they are not worth your time, or money. 

 

I would try to find a Plasma if you're trying to save money, and look more dynamic, and deeper colors; plasmas also have god damn great blacks!

 

Always limit the hertz to 120 hertz, or  60 hertz zones; like most plasmas have "600" hertz, but they are really little designated zones of 60 that add up around 600.

 

You want a fast response time to; mine is 0.1 milliseconds; which was well worth the money.

 

Don't buy sony; it's not the 90's, and all of there tech is low quality junk.

Are you sure you don't mean 1 ms? There isn't a .1 ms tv to my knowledge

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I Bought It Was it a good choice

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Are you sure you don't mean 1 ms? There isn't a .1 ms tv to my knowledge

It's not a full HD, so maybe that's why?

 

Online it says this 

"The SAMSUNG PN42B450 720p Plasma HDTV looks great on or off. It features a beautiful, black glossy frame and thanks to e-panel technology the picture quality is simply outstanding. FilterBright™ reduces glare so you get a great view day or night and 600Hz Subfield Motion with a .001ms response time delivers a clear picture for fast-moving scenes."

 

IT was the buying point for me; i had the choice between a mediocre Panasonic 1080, but decided to go with this; best tv i have ever had for movies, and console games (prefer monitors for games, and think that's where they should be played' the smaller the better.)

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He's talking about a Plasma. There's practically no pixel response time on a plasma. So if they rated it at 0.1ms that would seem accurate to me.

Oh wow. I never knew that. Thanks for the info

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