LG 60PV250 vs PV450: what's the diff?
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After doing research on both, the difference is that the 250 has 2 HDMI ports and no USB port. The 450 has 3 HDMI Ports and a USB port. The USB port will allow you to hookup a USB HD or thumbdrive and play your media files directly through the TV. You can find this info by googling the for the pdf manuals for both TVs. BTW, If you order a 250 or 450 in the US, it will be NTSC not PAL. So don't worry about that.
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I thinks there are some semantics reference the voltage. The NP-FV70's that I have been using now for almost a year are working perfectly fine. I have had absolutely no problem with the, and I am very pleased with them.
523101
Obviously, the omission of 7.1 is the biggest difference as you have already mentioned, but I believe the 570 has 80w per channel compared to the 606's 90w.
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I am in your same boat...trying to choose between a samsung pn58b650 vs. panasonic tc-54v10. Panasonic is 58" and now several hundred cheaper (with coupon code). I keep going back and forth...any help out there? Is panasonic better than samsung...as is generally stated? thanx in advance for any feedback.
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My model is a 42LN5400. I would assume that all LG power connections would be the same but I do not know.
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Yes. just this listing appears a bit more honest. Looked this up a while bk and the 6700 models have 60hz panels, and only allow for 60hz input. it's just the software (perhaps thas the trumotion part) that creates a 120hz effect. so yes I'd say its the same tv you saw before. Even though that listing says 60hz, lg still sticks to their 120hz claim though on these ('Trumotion 120hz, that is) http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-47LM6700-led-tvI'm happy with my purchase though, 60hz, or fake 120hz, it still looks great to me. (grabbed the 55lm6700 a few mos. ago)
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VGA connection for 1024x768 was the reason I chose this one, and have been very happy, From AVSForum, equal number that could look at both in their homes chose one or the other, a wash PQ-wise (color preferred Sammy, black/dither preferred Panny). cnet is not very helpful, recommend that you check AVS, the PN50A450 forum as well as the panny one for further details. I can highly recommend the 42A450 after 500 hours viewing. Friend has the px80u, he loves his as well, but had horrible luck connecting his XP PC.
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I'm actually gathering info to buy one right now. I ruled out the 200 & 205 because I really do want the voice directions while driving rather than having to read the screen. Right now I'm looking at the 250w, 255w, 260w & 265w.
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It's PVH-B30U. But I never thought about it until now. What if I bought 30V and they sent me a 30U one.... Or maybe U looks like V sometimes.... And what is the difference, anyway?
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I just ordered the 52V4100 as well. Was this close to getting the Panasonic Plasma, but after reading last week Pioneer and Toshiba are dumping Plasma technology, and next year Samsung and Vizio are phasing it out, I am led to think Plasma is losing the battle for some reason. Perhaps it's all the rumors of burn in, break-in periods, excessive heat and energy usage. I don't know. I went with the Sony. The price I got was too good to pass up ($1250 with free shipping).
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The LG is similar to this. They probably all have power bricks now. While they have found out how to reduce the monitor depth they still can get those small enough, but it has improved.
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Instead of getting the Pioneer DV-410, I just got a refurb Philips DVP5990 from buy.com for $35, and was very satisfied with it. Anyway this is for the 27" tv in my bedroom, so video quality is not the most critical issue. For my 42" LCD I bought a Western Digital TV HD player which plays almost every video formats from a usb hard drive or flash drive in 720P or 1080P.
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I found a similar question asked and answered. The person who responded said he had researched both models as best he could and couldn't find any differences, other than the model numbers and the price. I'm inclined to agree with him. The Waring website shows only the PVS1000 list price $130, no reference to the other model; the WPVS2000SA list price is $99 at Amazon and other sellers. I didn't know there were 2 models. Checked my box--mine is a wpvs.
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Hey Richard. I'm a VT60 owner that considered and compared both. White level and overall brightness are significantly brighter on the F8500, black levels are somewhat lower on the VT60. White level on both is more than bright enough in dim and dark rooms; you won't go near max brightness on either TV in that scenario. F8500 might be a better option if you're doing lots of viewing in very bright rooms, but in a dark room setting you may prefer the measurably better blacks of the VT60. Both are fantastic TVs and I doubt you'd regret purchasing either.
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could be, i'm a member of avs and some of those ppl look for imperfections. i was looking at the samsung 4671 series with the 120hz output but avs scared me away from that display with all the issue's it has (TBE and sudder). i'll wait a year or 2 so samsung can get rid of the bugs.....another thing to consider when comparing the 2500 to the 3000 is the 2500 has an 8bit panel vs the 3000 having a 10bit...its your own preference though.
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Price being no object I've personally narrowed it down to:1. Pioneer PDP-5010FD (not the Elite series but still very expensive)2. Panasonic TH-50PZ750UBut, since price is an object I'm weighing heavily, I am most likely getting the Panasonic, maybe even the 700U (trying to decide if I need the extra features of the 750U)I've seen enough side by side, no matter which model it always seems to go Pioneer #1, Panasonic #2, and Samsung and LG #3 with a fairly large gap between 2 and 3.
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I didnt find any difference. Only thing-- the monitor didnt work anyway, not because of the battery. It was ON but didnt connect to the babys room. I reccomend on getting new digital monitor. There are too many wireless lines nowadays that interfere with the monitor and this type just doesnt work well anymore.