Friday, January 22, 2010

Panasonic Blue -ray 50 Gb Bd-re Blank Discs I Am About To Purchase A Plasma TV, I Can't Decide Between Pioneer 728P Or Panasonic 1080P 50" Both Cost $2000

I am about to purchase a plasma TV, I can't decide between pioneer 728P or panasonic 1080P 50" both cost $2000 - panasonic blue -ray 50 gb bd-re blank discs

I was told that the pioneers regrets canceled the superior technology, the need for better resolution, but the hope had been years in coming, I must, if movies on Blue Ray? I also prefer some of connectivity options and its pioneers. Any advice would be appreciated.

7 comments:

TV TECH-man® said...

If I decide on the television for you, I would choose ..... PANASONIC

And for two reasons ....

First, the poster is 1080 .... into much more detail that is visible ...
The second is that you can find authorized service centers throughout the country to Pioneer.

You certainly want a local administrator, that is a provider in Timbuktu, located in the vicinity ....

So before you decide, I will look in the Yellow Pages and see if you have the Pioneer and / or directors of Panasonic.

Of course you can check into their website and whether they are entitled to also service ...

TV TECH-man® said...

If I decide on the television for you, I would choose ..... PANASONIC

And for two reasons ....

First, the poster is 1080 .... into much more detail that is visible ...
The second is that you can find authorized service centers throughout the country to Pioneer.

You certainly want a local administrator, that is a provider in Timbuktu, located in the vicinity ....

So before you decide, I will look in the Yellow Pages and see if you have the Pioneer and / or directors of Panasonic.

Of course you can check into their website and whether they are entitled to also service ...

TV TECH-man® said...

If I decide on the television for you, I would choose ..... PANASONIC

And for two reasons ....

First, the poster is 1080 .... into much more detail that is visible ...
The second is that you can find authorized service centers throughout the country to Pioneer.

You certainly want a local administrator, that is a provider in Timbuktu, located in the vicinity ....

So before you decide, I will look in the Yellow Pages and see if you have the Pioneer and / or directors of Panasonic.

Of course you can check into their website and whether they are entitled to also service ...

Jon V said...

Only about regular comenting brands Pioneer and Panasonic are both going to be of equivalent quality. Who you used to deny the necessity Technology Pioneer for a higher resolution is a pretext until it stops. Pioneer has a superior technology than the Panasonic. The Elite allows you to calibrate a professional image. However, he still recommends buying the Panasonic 1080p. Sorry, but the Panasonic 1080P is 100X better than it was a 720 Elite. If you have two TVs with the same blue-ray in both you would see a better picture of the 1080P Panasonic. 1080p will always look better than 720p. Even if it is a 720P Runco, the best TV in the world and recommend cost twice as the pioneer, you get the Panasonic is 1080P. Panasonic video technology is really good, as good as Pioneer and obviously related to its 1080P for me. I recommend you buy the Panasonic.

©Wayne© said...

How big is the Pioneer? Personally. two, I went with Panasonic cos I'm never disappointed. But if I buy one, it should be cos the Samsung screens are the best!

Andrew T said...

God, the Pioneer are the best when it comes to plasma, which is a fact. Their screens are great and you need is a simple search to determine this.

NOW. If 1080p what comes after that is difficult to compare the two. If 1080P is not a problem, as mentioned above, is a pioneer to market leader in plasma

The person who said that Pioneer is to announce the need for a higher resolution is not quite correct. Pioneer is separated from the rest of the group 720P, but when he entered the 1080P're into a new world.

Remember - how many times you play Blu-ray as well?
Many films on the TV shows in HD 720p and is always impressive! TV functions are not foreseeable future, 1080p and then people will begin to observe OLED

guammie said...

Plasma faster than LCDs. Quality is a little better in the plasma, but the life expectancy is shorter. Even if you do not get a player a plasma.

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