Panasonic VIERA NeoPDP 600Hz Plasma TV - G20 Series

[KoSoVaAnGeL]

I f.... hate the makers of Electronics.

Why create a TV that does not deliver a good picture? Why not create a TV with 2000 Hz and stay at it?

They're sucking our blood with their every year new technologies.

[ThatBoredShow]

@KoSoVaAnGeL they may not have the technology and it will cost a HELL of money. so they need to beable to build it cheaper so they could sell it cheaper.

BRAND NEW 2000HZ TV!!! ONLY 8,000 DOLLARS!!!!!!

see. same with resolution and size. why not put tthe iphone 4 screen type o a tv? i can teven think how much money that will cost.

[dmitry0808]

This TV is great value for money! Possibly not the best in the market but better than most tv set with double the value of G20.Extremely, smooth picture, unreal quality on BD, excellent black, sound is phenomenal. Skype camera is expensive and crap (waste of money- picture quality low, poor sound & not always working), internet is ok but inadequate (you can't choose resolution from youtube.. so no way to choose 1080), & half the option on Viera Cast in German... Danke! TV 9/10, EXTRAS 6/10

[kingofkingslol]

you guys need to understand that 600hz on a plasma is not the same as 600hz on a lcd/led or computer monitor, i would say it would be equal to 120-240hz

[dmitry0808]

@kingofkingslol True to a point, as for each frame displayed on the TV the Sub-field drive flashes the dots 10 times or more, meaning that the dots are flashing 600 times per second (600Hz). Plasma has a near instantaneous response time, like 0.001ms. what is LCD/LED best response time? This television shows you the image at the same refresh rate but fires the individual pixels faster so the images appear smoother. So it is not the same like 120-240HZ it is smoother..

[MAURICIUS37]

600HZ is Brutal.IQ

[multizoneav]

Awsome TV with 5 Year warranty you cant go wrong.

[mulleolsen]

Holy S*it!

My pc screen are 60hz. That´thing is 600 HZ!!!!

[sexydanny21awesome]

@mulleolsen This TV = Awesomeness! :)

[masteryummy]

@mulleolsen No, it's not. It has a 600hz sub-field.