LG 42 inch plasma 600hz £399.00 this is cheap @ RicherSounds
LG 42PQ3000
42 inch Plasma TV HD Ready Freeview
Display
Screen size (in.)42
Display TypePlasma
HD ReadyYes
Resolution1024 x 768p
Brightness (cd/m2)1500
Contrast Ratio20000001
TruMotionYes
Colors Reproduction (R,G,B) Bit16
Life Span (hr)100,000 (Standard Mode/50% of Brightness/Panel Only)
<400 for a plasma if this is not a bargain then what is//
tesco has this for 550
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All Comments (67)
Jump to unread Post a Commentslim..may be but totally worth checking.i am lucky or what ;every time i check richersounds they always have the product i want in stock :p
I can't really agree with you there mate!
I bought the 42inch LCD version of this TV (being advertised at the same £399.99) 2days ago, luckily they had a few left in stock - I went and collected same day (Birmingham store) :thumbsup:.
hz does make a difference but insane hz count is marketing ** just like led is a different (species)tv
It does help remove motion blur beacuse if each pixel changes quicker your eyes have less chance to see that pixel mid-change meaning you will see a clearer picture with the proper colour that the pixel should be for that image
If it didn't actually affect your viewing Companys wouldn't have spent millions researching it and improving it from the 60Hz.
u need true 120hz tv that can process 120 hz input....these tv take in 50 or 60 hz input and process them to give out 600hz out put so although 600hz or 200hz tv they cant do 3d.1080p is plus but not must.
The refresh rate of all current plasmas are 50/60hz, with better models frame-repeating 50 up to 100hz to avoid flicker, and 24p up to 96hz. Be lucky if this model does the former, and no chance of the latter.
It's yet more meaningless marketing gibberish in the HDTV world - they just figured they needed a large sounding number to compete with LCDs at 120/240hz whatever, so plucked an internal engineering element out of their ****s and headlined the marketing around that.
Oh, and the briughtness and contrast stats for this are utter, utter ********, as usual. Brightness 1500cd/m2 would burn your eyeballs and kill your cat - you want 10x less than that ideally. Contrast 12 million to one? Reality: It's 1025:1 (which is reasonable for this price point), so they exaggerated the true figure by 11000x.
Are you sure about that? With my PC monitor I can definately notice less flicker when I switch from 60hz to 75hz... Maybe I need my eyes testing! :thinking:
I've got the slightly better spec LGPQ6000 (£440 in January and voted almost cold on here) and it is a cracking TV. Picture, sound and features are great. Isn't 1080p either but beats a lot of comparable 1080p LCDs i've seen hands down in both HD abd SD
but different people see / feel the flicker at different levels.
Full HD isn't the be all and end all, and a lot of people won't even notice the difference at normal sitting distance.
This is a good TV btw, and also comes with a USB port that plays photos, music and (with a little tinkering) divx movies too.