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|  | |  | | | LG 60PS11 - 60" plasma TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) | | | | | | | |
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| | Features | 600Hz Sub Field DrivingFull HD 1080p ResolutionInvisible Speaker SystemClear Voice II24p Real Cinema
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| | Description | 60 Full HD 1080p Plasma TV (59.5 diagonal)You haven't seen HDTV until you've experienced this 3.5- thin LG plasma TV. With Full HD 1080p resolution, 600Hz Sub Field Driving Max for superior performance and 2,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, the PS11 exists in a class all its own. Available in 50 and 60 screen size classes.
600Hz Sub Field Driving
With LG's 600Hz sub-field driving refresh rate technology, see realistic movement in Sports, Action, Movies and Video games like never before.
Intelligent Sensor
Automatically optimizes the picture to the lighting conditions in the room for a personalized and enjoyable viewing experience.
Invisible Speaker System
Fine tuned by renowned audio expert Mr. Mark Levinson, LG TVs utilize a unique speaker system that delivers a clean, polished look and enhanced audio with a wider sound field.
Clear Voice II
Automatically enhances and amplifies the sound of the human voice frequency range to help keep dialogue audible when background noise swells. Can also be personalized with a new 12-step adjustment level.
Full HD 1080p Resolution
Enjoy twice the picture quality of standard HDTV with almost double the pixel resolution. See sharper details like never before. Just imagine a Blu-ray disc or video game seen on your new LG Full HD 1080p TV. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Width: | 57.9 inches | | Product Height: | 40.6 inches | | Product Weight: | 128.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 10 reviews |
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 I'd look for a better one for another $200 but not much more than that. Feb 10, 2010
Considering other units, whether they might be Plasma or LCD or DLP or LED this is just a nice unit for the price. The pioture isn't as bright as higher priced ones, black isn't as black, etc. If your just wanting a good picture for as little money as possible, then this is a good purchase.
 Satisfied. Feb 09, 2010
I have only one complaint about this television. The screen flickers and I don't mean when I turn it on it starts as dull then grows brighter. At random times while watching it the screen goes dim then brightens back up about five minutes later. It's slightly annoying and messes with my eyes, I wonder if it's a defect or something that is common?
Great plasma compared to smaller LCD's Jan 31, 2010
If you're looking to pay $1300 or more for this TV then I think you should look elsewhere. If you can get it for less then I would highly recommend it. I paid $1199 for it and absolutely love it.
Pros; It's huge for the price! In this price range you are lucky to get a 50-52" 120Hz LCD. The menus are large and easy to use. After changing the video settings the colors are beautiful and the black is deep. HDMI self detection is cool, kind of like windows USB. I'm using a DirecTV HD DVR and the channels are very nice even at 1080i. Blu ray movies are phenomenal! PS3 games are intense. If you are a sports fan then you want to buy the highest Hz set you can for faster refresh rate and this set is great at 600Hz.
Cons; The main reason for only 4 stars is the glare on this TV, because of the glossy screen it reflects even the lowest light. It's heavy at 117 lbs. The sound sucks but doesn't matter if you're using a surround system like most people do. It could use another HDMI input but once again if you are using a home theater system with HDMI then you can pass through it instead and only need one input on the TV.
Other thoughts; Here's my video settings if you are interested.
1. Turn off the "energy save" feature.
2. Use 'expert' mode:
contrast: 90
brightness: 60
H Sharp: 50
V Sharp: 50
Color: 70
Tint: 0
Expert mode:
Dynamic contrast: High
Noise Reduction: Off
Gamma: High
Black Level: Low (Yes, Low!)
Film Mode: Off
Edge Enhancer: Off
White Balance: Medium
Method: 20 Point IRE
Pattern: Outer
IRE: 5
Red: 9
Green: 0
Blue: 10
Color Management System: All values = 0
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Best TV value, period. Jan 29, 2010
As usual, people get caught up with the hype such as black levels, 120Hz LCD vs 600Hz Plasma, on and on. The reality is that unless a comparison is done in a lab setting, most TVs from reputable manufacturers with updated specs have pictures that are indistinguishable and any comments on them are simply subjective. We bought this TV for $959 as an open box item with full warranty, which is 1 year parts and labor and 2 years screen, and we love it. The picture is bright and colors are accurate. For that price, there is no beating the value of this TV. Best TV for $1500 or less. Of course, as I said, this is just my opinion.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
I like it! Jan 22, 2010
This is my first HDTV and like everyone else in this type of situation, I did a tremendous amount of research. Plasma vs LCD vs LED? 55 inch or 58 inch or 60 inch? Purchasing online versus at a store?....
It has been a week since my TV was delivered and I like it very much. The picture quality through cablevision is pretty good. I learnt that I did not have to pay anything extra for the HD service. That was sweet. The set up was straight forward and I hooked it up to a 7 year old Sony AV receiver. Similar to other people's comments, I think you will need a home theater or AV receiver for good sound quality.
I purchased the TV at PCRichard for less than [...]. They had a special for [...] which was less than sale prices at online retailers. The lowest price I could find online was [...] last week. The message is that you can bargain at this store. I took a chance and said that I will take the TV if they will give it to me for [...]. And I got about [...] bucks off the sale price plus another [...] off the TV stand. I think its a nice deal. Shipping is free.
Overall, I am pretty pleased with the purchase so far.
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