[PF]

Heysan.

Da mine forældres tv er steget af efter snart 6 år, er de på udkig efter et andet. De havde før et 50" og vil gerne op og prøve at have et 60" eller større nu. Jeg har dog lidt problemer med at navigere rundt i junglen, udover den liste der er herinde med købsanbefalinger. De har IKKE brug for:

3D
Smart TV
Internet
DLNA

Men de vil gerne have:

Et flot billede i SD/HD (så vidt muligt mht. SD)
Et tv som kan ses fodbold på uden slør

Kan I anbefale noget udover hvad der er på den liste?

På forhånd tak.

[Andersss]

En god performer til prisen ville nok være LG 60PA550T. Koster heller ikke meget og er et godt stabilt tv uden smartTV og andet gøgl.

[PF]

Det tager jeg da lige med i overvejelserne. Tak

[lennon]

3D og Smarttv er mere en bonus på de gode modeller end noget du reelt betaler ekstra for . De store prishop skyldes ofte design,byggekvalitet,billedbehandling og panel .
HDTVtest.co.uk kårede Samsungs 60" plasma i 6000' serien som årets bedste TV i 2012 . .

[PF]

3D og Smarttv er mere en bonus på de gode modeller end noget du reelt betaler ekstra for . De store prishop skyldes ofte design,byggekvalitet,billedbehandling og panel .
HDTVtest.co.uk kårede Samsungs 60" plasma i 6000' serien som årets bedste TV i 2012 . .

Nu har jeg lige prøvet at google det en smule, men jeg kan ikke umiddelbart finde nogen danske forhandlere af 6000 serien. Er det noget du kan hjælpe mig med?

[Bent odense]

Har du prøvet denne her

.


http://www.pricerunner.dk/
.

[PF]

Har du prøvet denne her
.


http://www.pricerunner.dk/

Yeah, der kommer intet frem hvis jeg skriver Samsung 6000.

[Bent odense]

http://www.komplett.dk/k/kl.aspx?bn=111 ... 0000-15000

[PF]

http://www.komplett.dk/k/kl.aspx?bn=111 ... 0000-15000

Ah ja, men jeg søgte så også på 6000 serien Og den er desværre heller ikke på lager den du linker til.

[Bent odense]

Der er så meget andet godt.

[Andersss]

http://www.komplett.dk/k/kl.aspx?bn=111 ... 0000-15000

Det er da våget at anbefale en model som der ikke engang er i handlen endnu?
Her er lidt at kigge på af Samsung modeller:
http://www.pricerunner.dk/cl/2/TV?other ... e&sort=4&s
Jeg vil stadig våge den påstand at det er bedre at købe et tv uden 3D hvis man ikke skal bruge det, da det virker lidt til at der stadig er mindre retention på disse paneler. Desuden betaler man selvfølgelig for ekstra funktioner.

[Bent odense]

Enig nu var det bare ment at han kunne søge selv på komplet.dk

[Andersss]

Enig nu var det bare ment at han kunne søge selv på komplet.dk

Fair nok

[edinger]

Netbutikkernes lagre er tømte - jf. her - så medmindre du kan finde den i en fysisk butik, kan du godt stryge den af listen.

Our TV Of The Year 2012

And so the time has come for the review team here at HDTVTest to pick the best TV of 2012. Although there are a number of more than respectable flat-screen HDTVs available to buy on the market depending on your preference and needs, we whittled our shortlist down to a few models, with our emphasis placed firmly on picture quality.

Armed with some of the deepest blacks found on current consumer-grade flat-panel TVs, Panasonic’s plasmas are naturally in contention. Unfortunately the Panasonic VT50 and GT50 series suffer from capped light output as well as elevated black level in their most calibration-friendly [Professional] modes (at least in the UK and Europe), leaving the ST50 as the main candidate to fly the Japanese brand’s flag.

The only realistic challengers to the Panasonic PDPs are Samsung plasma televisions, specifically those sized 60 inches and above (the smaller 51-inch models exhibit lighter blacks and more image retention). Between the flagship Samsung E8000 and the midrange E6500 series, again it’s the step-down model that holds the upper hand as far as image quality is concerned: the E8000 is afflicted with undefeatable noise reduction in non-Game modes; whereas the Samsung E6500 isn’t.

It’s down to a straight duel between the Panasonic ST50 (any size) and the Samsung PS60E6500 then. The Panasonic shades it in terms of black-level performance and colour accuracy, while the Samsung is more capable when it comes to 3D resolution, standard-definition processing and bright-room performance (the E6500′s anti-reflective coating is more effective at rejecting ambient light than the ST50′s). The Samsung 60E6500 is also better at resisting image retention and reproducing full 4:4:4 chroma resolution, which – when combined with the nearly non-existent input lag and high-quality motion – makes it the best HDTV for video gaming we’ve ever reviewed, period.

The Samsung PDP is not without its shortcomings though: when you take into consideration the intermittent brightness pops and 3D frame skipping, its superiority over the Panasonic ST50 is again not so clear-cut – at this stage we’re really talking about splitting hairs between two superb plasmas that offer exceptional value for money. Ultimately, the Samsung’s versatility for different needs and conditions (gaming, SD, daytime viewing, etc.) was the clincher, prompting us to crown the PS60E6500 as our 2012 TV Of The Year.



Samsung E6500 (UK) / Samsung E6505 (DK)



Our chief reviewer David Mackenzie explained:

“It’s true that Panasonic’s 2012 plasma displays have the Samsung beat in terms of the deepest black level possible (the TX-P65VT50 in [THX Cinema] mode comes in at an incredibly inky 0.005 cd/m2), and also that the Samsung E6500 tops out at 60 rather than 65 inches. Moreover, the Panasonic GT50 and VT50′s performance can be improved further with no contrast trade-offs by using an external video processor like the Lumagen Mini-3D.

"But as a standalone set, no other HDTV we’ve tested in 2012 delivers better all-round picture quality than the 60″ version of Samsung’s E6500 series, the PS60E6500. It is outstanding value for money, and can produce high-contrast, accurate, lucid pictures with near-perfect screen uniformity and lack of image retention issues."