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50" Plasma, 1080p, THX, Viera Cast, H.264, IP Camera Ready, PC Input, NEO PDP Panel which is brighter, Full-time 1080p TV lines of moving picture resolution, 3 HDMI, Native contrast ratio 40,000:1, Dynamic contrast infinite black 2,000,000:1, Game Mode, Anti Reflective Filter, 600 Hz Subfield Drive…….

Panasonic VIERA G10 Series TC-P50G10 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV Details

- 1920 x 1080 Resolution
- Native contrast 40,000:1, Dynamic contrast 2,000,000:1 Infinite black for the brightest whites and darkest blacks
- 3 HDMI Inputs
- THX Certified display
- PC Input For Better Viewing

 "Killer Colors, THX, and Best For Gaming" 2009-11-02
By Rick Raymo (NorEaster)
Ever tried to watch someone else play a game off angle on an LCD or RPTV?
Every tried to watch a film in the same condition?
Who owns the sweet spot in your house?
Sitting Dead Center and face on with an LCD and an RPTV is the only way to actually get to watch them properly–muchless being part of a co-op, turn-taking or just enjoying watching someone else play a game.
This is like the issue with stereo. There’s one good place to sit. Directly between the speakers.
Plasma HDTV’s have none of that and the cost to actually use one has dropped to darned close to a normal LCD–and way below a big Tube TV.
I’m very happy with my Panny.
You will be too.

 "Oh my….." 2009-10-29
By J. Burke (USA)
This is a fantastic set. No doubt about it. Here are some thoughts for those looking into this TV.

- This plasma is not going to work well in a brightly lit room or one with a lot of sun light.
- It has zero input lag, so it will work well with games like the XBox 360 or PS3.
- Standard Def TV it upconverted well.
- Blue Ray movies? Simply awesome!
- The speakers are OK, nothing great. But then again, most people (like me) will hook this puppy up to an AV receiver anyway.
- Image quality is awesome!
- This TV is very fast at processing images. I have not seen any evidence of dropped pixels or other image quality issues with the XBox or Blue Ray. Its just smooth and will look better then they do in the store.
- No image retention issues at all.
- Delivery was handled quite well.

Just sit back, relax and enjoy!
 

 "Great cost/performance" 2009-10-28
By Nuke Goldstein (Burlington, MA United States)
Replaced a Sony Projection which was a better quality projection but a complete lemon (the optical block was replaced once and then died) this one cost me about half. I am very impressed and although the picture colors are not as bright as the Sony, it is good. I like the modes for Game, DVD, TV etc. I also appreciate the optical audio output, although it would have been nice to control the volume output from the TV (this messes up my remote settings).
 

 "Delivers on quality and value" 2009-10-16
By Mitch Martin (Hanover, NH)
I’ve had this TV for 3 months now and couldnt be happier. I was originally choosing between the equivalent-sized Samsung touch-of-color LCD TV for ~$1400 and a Sony 50" LCD for ~ $1900.

Normally I buy all Sony home entertainment components but this time I strayed and went with the Panasonic Plasma. I had read countless reviews and talked to a lot of friends about the plasma/LCD "dilemma". What I’ve seen, in general, is that anyone who has bought an LCD will likely tell you to buy LCD. It costs more, but it is undoubtedly a great TV with great picture for a reputable brand. However, the more I read the more it seemed like that all the "cons" of LCD TV (blurriness when watching fast-moving action like sports) has been corrected for the most part and likewise, the "cons" of plasma (burn-in) has been corrected. Based on what I read it seems like for you to ever have to worry about burn-in you’d have to watch such an ungodly amount of TV and (likely be pausing on action) that you have more to worry about than your TV burning and should be more concerned that you’re watching so much TV. I look at this TV as a maybe 10 year investment and dont think burn-in will be a problem…can I say that for certain? No, but so far it is magnificent and the VALUE at this price is unparalled. Make no mistake, this is a great deal and a quality brand…this coming from a former Sony enthusiast.

My only gripe is that I wish the Viera-cast had Netflix integrated in like many other manufacturers have done. That aside, it’s a gorgeous TV and delivers on everything it claims to.
 

 "Excellent T.V., Very Happy, Sound Could Be Better" 2009-10-14
By J. Park
This T.V. is awesome, especially with a Blu Ray playing–it looks pretty much like film; just awesome. Make sure you grab some HDMI cables to get full resolution…..the cheapies they sell here at amazon work just great & there are several postings here & on the net in general saying that its useless & a rip-off to pay for expensive brand name cables—I, for on, found this to be a very good $$$ saving tip. My T.V. & Blu Ray player connected with the cheapie cables I bought here for a couple bucks works great.

Sports & T.V. are Excellent provided that the broadcast/signal is in 1080….720 broadcast/signal & normal DVD’s look good, but anything under that is not too much fun. Not sure why the Fox network does not go up to 1080 like the other networks.

Be aware that plasma technology is slated to be phased out, but soon to be obsolete or not, I love this T.V. & think it is superior to the LCD’s & would buy again w/o hesitation.