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Looks a great TV. No HDR yet, maybe its upgradable!
http://www.whathifi.com/panasonic/tx-65cz950/review
Beosound Stage, Beovision 8-40, Beolit 20, Beosound Explore.
Chris Townsend:Looks a great TV. No HDR yet, maybe its upgradable! http://www.whathifi.com/panasonic/tx-65cz950/review Beovision 7-55 Mk2, Beovision 8-32, Avant RF 28, Beolab 9, Beolit 15, Beoplay A2, Beocom 2, Beotime, H6, Form 2.
It should be HDR upgradeable because odds are that it's just a repackaged LG panel, and LG just announced that their flat 9500 series is coming with HDR built in, and that the curved 9600 series should be HDR upgradeable.
Yes, it's upgradable to HDR.
So, the OLED LG is now starting at £1600. Let's see this screen in a BV11NG
vlohjr1:The back of the new Panasonic oled look exactly the avant with more aluminium
Where do you see aluminium? It's alcantara - didn't you see the sign on one of the Pictures? And it's mentioned in the text too...
That's correct Bill. Both Panasonic and SONY are buying OLED from LG. The thing that I noticed with OLED is the excellent viewing angles. Whereas LCD looked washed out from the side, OLED did not suffer from this. Saying that, LCD has come on a heck of a long way in the last years - helped entirely of course from HD. Try feeding LCD with non-HD and it's still very shocking isn't it :)
Aussie Michael:That being said most SD content would look horrible on an 85 inch screen. You could probably find new cartoons anyway ;-) I agree though that the stand, and convenience is second to none and also worth the premium.
I agree though that the stand, and convenience is second to none and also worth the premium.
I would suggest that even official HD broadcaster look ugly on a 75 incher showing their upscaled program!I do not think that TV technology could solve this problem (lack of data).
back to topic: at this price I would prefer a B&O TV.
Best regards Elmar