IFA 2009: New Panasonic V10 Plasmas
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Both look really small.
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Nice video,great product !
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The guy says 65 inch TV in the video, but in the description it's written 68.
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wow awesome~
how come it looks better than CNET's V10? CNET's V10 looked washed out and grey and AVForum's looks dark black.
THanks for sharing~
KakimotoRift 2 years ago
Please don't judge the picture quality of a TV from a video of it. For a start the TV *may* have been set up at the show so that it looks bright and eye-catching, which is not what you want in your home. And then the quality of the picture will very enormously depending on the lighting conditions of your home, and the settings of the source device. Then you have the quality of the video camera, the encoding of the video, how it's been edited and finally the settings on your computer monitor.
AVForumsTV 2 years ago