What do you think of the TV I just purchased - see specs below.
Screen Size: 46"
Resolution: 1080p
Contrast Ratio: 20,000:1
Dynamic Contrast: 1,000,000:1
A good piece of information to note is that I got the TV new $1050 down from $1800.
Do you think I should have gotten the 46PZ85U instead?
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M$I can't see any feature this TV is lacking in, and if Robert Heron (in my book the ultimate source of HDTV reviews) thinks it's a good line, then it's good!
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2217554,00.asp
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I do understand the subjectivity of television preference and thanks for letting me know I need to clarify the question a bit more.
Mostly I'm curious if there is someone who has a concern with a particular spec or this tv doesn't have a feature that I should have considered. Or if they have one in this price range that I should have considered more.
Also as a comment I would like to say that simply because the contrast of the 85u is ~30% greater it does not mean that the contrast is 30% better. My experience shows that it is a bit more of a relative scale. Personally if I put the tv's side by side based on contrast alone I would hesitate to say it is more than 10% better.