HOT!!!$1100 including shipping Panasonic 42 inch HDTV Flat Panel Plasma.

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Panasonic's new 9-Series Professional Plasma Displays bring you greater efficiency, better visual quality and more flexible options. The specially designed 9-Series boasts the industry's highest levels of color gradation and contrast for crisp, clear colors and a stunning visual experience. Each model features an ultra-lightweight, energy-efficient design, with weight reduced by as much as 15% compared with previous models. Exceptionally flexible and versatile, the 9-Series also features our signature multi-function input system that allows use in virtually any AV, PC or interactive environment. Whether used alone, set up as multi-screen systems, or mounted vertically, Panasonic 9-Series Professional Plasma Displays allow you to create a superior, customized system tailored to your professional needs.
Supreme Visual Quality
Panasonic integrated its most advanced imaging technologies to achieve the industry's highest contrast and color gradation. Shattering conventional image quality standards, our new 9-Series Professional Plasma Displays feature cutting-edge panel improvements and advanced color management technology for breathtaking pictures that stimulate emotion and captivate any viewer.
Optimum Expandability
With triple function input slots and a variety of terminal boards, Panasonic's 9-Series Professional Plasma Displays let you customize the display to your exact needs. This great expandability combined with the superb image quality to make Panasonic displays a high-performance solution in almost any application.
Features
3072 Equivalent Steps of Gradation for Nuanced Images
Real Gamma Control - 16-bit processing - highest level in the industry - to process video signals at the sub-drive stage of screen display; reproduces images with 3072 equivalent steps of gradation
Maximum 10,000:1 Contrast Provides Superb Depth
New Real Black Creation - Original technology helps achieve industry's highest level of contrast in dark image areas
Industry's Best Bright Area Contrast
New Deep Black Filter - Helps achieve industry's highest contrast ratio when viewed in bright surroundings, minimalizing reflection for clean and distraction-free images
Excellent Brightness Even in Bright Room
Advanced Plasma Display Panel - Improved materials boost efficiency and increase screen brightness by 20% over previous models

Contrast Management System - For Superior Expressive Detail
Advanced 3D Color Management - For Rich Vibrant Colors
Motion Pattern Noise Reduction - Scenes with Lots of Motion are Clear
Advanced Image-Enlarging Fuction - For Powerful Multi-Screen Display System (up to 16 displays in 4x4 configuration)
Ultra Lightweight Cabinet - Reduced panel glass thickness (from 2.9mm to 1.8mm) reduces overall weight by up to 15%
Advanced Dual Picture Mode - Overlay a video image onto full-screen PC image
Vertical Mounting
Enhanced Screen Saver Functions - White Bar Scroll, Screen Reversal, Side Panel Adjustment, Wobbling, Peak Limit Mode
Energy Saving Functions - Display Power Management Signaling, Auto Power Off, Power Save Mode, Standby Power Save Mode
Sound Menu - Gives you three sound setting to best match input source
Fan-Less Quiet Operation - Silence engineering has eliminated need for a fan
Three Multi-Function Slots - Add different combination of optional terminal boards to customize to your specific needs
Screen Size: 42 inches diag.
Resolution: 1024x768 Colors: 3.620 Million
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Features: Impressive 10,000:1 Contrast Ratio (400:1 CR in Bright Areas)
Slots for Interchangeable Input Terminal Boards
PC and Mac Compatible
NTSC and PAL Compatible

Contrast Ratio: 10000:1
Dimensions: 40.2in W 24in H 3.5in D
Weight: 59.5 lbs.
Warranty: 1 Year Limited Parts & Labor

Plasma Uses: Commercial/Home Office:
Corporate Computer Monitor; Digital Signage; Video Conferencing; Professional Broadcast & Film/Video Production
Home Theater:
High Definition Video Display; Digital Artwork; Large-Screen Computer Monitor; Gaming Monitor



Thought it was a good deal on a good tv.
 
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[quote name='xmrblondex']Resolution: 1024x768

good or bad?[/quote]

That's a 4:3 resolution but the specs say the TV is 16:9... odd.
 
Keep in mind Plasma's have a problem with burn in I believe.

So if you are getting it for gaming make sure the game takes up the whole screen otherwise you'll get black bars burned in.
 
[quote name='whoknows']Keep in mind Plasma's have a problem with burn in I believe.

So if you are getting it for gaming make sure the game takes up the whole screen otherwise you'll get black bars burned in.[/quote]

This is false. The first plasmas suffered from this and the reputation has been with them ever since. It hasn't been an issue for over 3 years and new plasmas are reeally no more susceptible to burn-in than a regular CRT is. I've been doing ALL my gaming on a plasma TV for a long time and there isn't a hint of burn-in and I play all types of games with static images. Plasmas are great for gaming (and everything else).
 
:drool: [quote name='javeryh']This is false. The first plasmas suffered from this and the reputation has been with them ever since. It hasn't been an issue for over 3 years and new plasmas are reeally no more susceptible to burn-in than a regular CRT is. I've been doing ALL my gaming on a plasma TV for a long time and there isn't a hint of burn-in and I play all types of games with static images. Plasmas are great for gaming (and everything else).[/QUOTE]
Ok then :lol:
 
[quote name='javeryh']That's a 4:3 resolution but the specs say the TV is 16:9... odd.[/quote]

IIRC, it's because it has slightly rectangular pixels that are a little bit longer from side to side then they are from top to bottom.
 
[quote name='Cow_tipper']IIRC, it's because it has slightly rectangular pixels that are a little bit longer from side to side then they are from top to bottom.[/quote]

Wouldn't that just stretch all of the 4:3 images then? How would you watch something in 16:9 if there were only enough pixels for a 4:3 image (stretched or not)?
 
[quote name='javeryh']This is false. The first plasmas suffered from this and the reputation has been with them ever since. It hasn't been an issue for over 3 years and new plasmas are reeally no more susceptible to burn-in than a regular CRT is. I've been doing ALL my gaming on a plasma TV for a long time and there isn't a hint of burn-in and I play all types of games with static images. Plasmas are great for gaming (and everything else).[/QUOTE]
This is false. At work we just had another Plasma get a burned in image on it. It was a 42" New Samsung and someone left the onscreen menu on for about an hour or so. Now there is a permenant outline of the onscreen menu :D

Same thing also happened before with a Sylvania 42"Plasma when someone left the DVD layer menu on it.
 
[quote name='xmrblondex']Resolution: 1024x768

good or bad?[/quote] mostly all hdtv plasama are this resolution. very few are true 1080p (1920 x 1080). the ones that are are generaly 50+ inchess and can easily run over $3,0000 if shopping around
 
[quote name='mjmj824']mostly all hdtv plasama are this resolution. very few are true 1080p (1920 x 1080). the ones that are are generaly 50+ inchess and can easily run over #3,0000 if shopping around[/QUOTE]
Personaly, I never heard of this #3,0000. Please fil us in?
 
[quote name='pimpinc333']This is false. At work we just had another Plasma get a burned in image on it. It was a 42" New Samsung and someone left the onscreen menu on for about an hour or so. Now there is a permenant outline of the onscreen menu :D

Same thing also happened before with a Sylvania 42"Plasma when someone left the DVD layer menu on it.[/quote]

Are you sure your job was not bargaining and brought an older model to save money? Cause the plasma i have has been left on over night before with no damage
 
It was actually the newer Samsung Models. The link Karuto posted to NewEgg is the exact same TV. Ours are manufactored I believe in May 07.
 
the panasoncic tv that i provided a link to was once on newegg.com and it received slightly higher reviews. all 5's from six different users with liltle or no cons
 
1024x768 is below 720p(1280x720) which is High Definition so the TV is not really hi-def. That being said, many would say that even though they usually a lower resolution, the high contrast ratio makes plasmas have better pictures then 720p/1080p LCD's. On this set you would still be able to view high def stuff but it would be downscaled a bit. Of course you can get a plasma with 720p and that way get the best of both worlds but they're pretty pricey:cool:
 
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