Big question.. LED or Plasma?

[Rockfella]

Guys I am fixated on these two (for the time being)

Can't figure out the difference between the two:

TH-L39B6D VIERA LED LCD TV - Panasonic

TH-L39B60D VIERA LED LCD TV - Panasonic

 

[Rockfella]

^ Speakers????

 

[abhi_jollyguy]

Guys I am fixated on these two (for the time being)

Can't figure out the difference between the two:

TH-L39B6D VIERA LED LCD TV - Panasonic

TH-L39B60D VIERA LED LCD TV - Panasonic

Are you sure that these 2 particular model have IPS panels?

As you specifically asking for an IPS panel, you should look at LG 42LN5400 FULL HD LED TV | LG Electronics IN

 

[Rockfella]

I am not sure. Will check before I buy. Got a quote of 37k for one of these. Not sure IPS or other.

Saw Panasonic plasma 42", honestly I prefer LED. Didnot like plasma.

Why do you need display with IPS panel only?

Are you sure that these 2 particular model have IPS panels?

As you specifically asking for an IPS panel, you should look at LG 42LN5400 FULL HD LED TV | LG Electronics IN

 

[Rockfella]

This site says it is:

Panasonic Full HD 32 - 40 inch TVs Price in India, Review, Specs, 28 Feb 2014 | BuyingIQ

 

[Rockfella]

This site says it is:

Panasonic Full HD 32 - 40 inch TVs Price in India, Review, Specs, 28 Feb 2014 | BuyingIQ

These sites have all wrong info.

 

[abhi_jollyguy]

These sites have all wrong info.

Other than LG, if you want to know which other brand using IPS panel is very difficult.

To be on the sure side of being an IPS panel display as you are specifically looking for IPS only, you should take a plunge on LG Electronics only. Just my humble suggestion.

 

[elangoas]

Other than LG, if you want to know which other brand using IPS panel is very difficult.

To be on the sure side of being an IPS panel display as you are specifically looking for IPS only, you should take a plunge on LG Electronics only. Just my humble suggestion.

In addition to LG, Panasonic, Philips also use IPS Panels...

 

[abhi_jollyguy]

In addition to LG, Panasonic, Philips also use IPS Panels...

I have never declined it. What I am saying is that we don't know in which of their models they are using IPS panels. Since, OP is asking specifically an IPS panel display so LG is the safe choice here.

 

[Rockfella]

I took demos of some 42" this sunday. My friend has a 42" phillips and its PQ is better than most of the 42"s I saw on sunday. It is 6000 series TV and was bought when Phillips was making their own stuff. I am after IPS because I have read/heard they are the best panels. Despite all this I need forum member inputs on IPS because every panel has its pros n cons. Yet to demo an IPS, will do this thursday.

In addition to LG, Panasonic, Philips also use IPS Panels...

 

[Rockfella]

I don't even know if IPS panels are really worth the attention they get. What's your take?

Other than LG, if you want to know which other brand using IPS panel is very difficult.

To be on the sure side of being an IPS panel display as you are specifically looking for IPS only, you should take a plunge on LG Electronics only. Just my humble suggestion.

 

[Vinod.R]

Just another take on this discussion, I saw two 40 inches Philips side by side. One was the 4700 series (I think) which was finally quoted at Rs 35,000. Another was the 6700 series (I think) with STB built in which was quoted at Rs 51,000. The picture quality was totally different.

This Philips one was looking almost like a Plasma, quality picture and natural skin tones. The cheaper one was not able to keep up. Check this one out.

By the way, this was the first time that a LED/LCD panel has been able to please me in the last so many years that LCD/LED panels have been around!

 

[Rockfella]

Just another take on this discussion, I saw two 40 inches Philips side by side. One was the 4700 series (I think) which was finally quoted at Rs 35,000. Another was the 6700 series (I think) with STB built in which was quoted at Rs 51,000. The picture quality was totally different.

This Philips one was looking almost like a Plasma, quality picture and natural skin tones. The cheaper one was not able to keep up. Check this one out.

By the way, this was the first time that a LED/LCD panel has been able to please me in the last so many years that LCD/LED panels have been around!

I checked out a Phillips 46" 4700 series and Panasonic E5d 50" yesterday. Though the Phillips was great value at 52k, PQ of the Panny looked washed out. I am talking about 50E5D.