Hi,
Sorry to be a newbie but here goes..
I currently have a Fujitsu 50" 58EB (cost £3k 18 months ago) & by all accounts, even though its only HD ready not 1080p, its still the best panel because of its processing power. These are forum reader comments, not mine.
I watch sky HD, both HD & SD programmes, which makes up 90% of viewing.
I want a plasma on my kitchen wall, so I am in the market for a 2nd one.
One option is to move the Fujitsu into the kitchen & buy a better one for my main viewing. However I am struggling to understand what's the best route.
One suggested option is a Panny pf10 (1080p) with a scaler.
Another is the Pioneer LX508D, but I hear the £1500 cost over the pf10 is not worth it.
Does the pf10 need a scaler at all for my needs?
Can anyone tell me the 'real world' effect on pq a scaler can do for me & which is the best route.
I want to know the improvement on my current viewing habbits. Gaming is not important & having blu ray may become important next year but neither are essential.
Thanks for your help.
Sorry to be a newbie but here goes..
I currently have a Fujitsu 50" 58EB (cost £3k 18 months ago) & by all accounts, even though its only HD ready not 1080p, its still the best panel because of its processing power. These are forum reader comments, not mine.
I watch sky HD, both HD & SD programmes, which makes up 90% of viewing.
I want a plasma on my kitchen wall, so I am in the market for a 2nd one.
One option is to move the Fujitsu into the kitchen & buy a better one for my main viewing. However I am struggling to understand what's the best route.
One suggested option is a Panny pf10 (1080p) with a scaler.
Another is the Pioneer LX508D, but I hear the £1500 cost over the pf10 is not worth it.
Does the pf10 need a scaler at all for my needs?
Can anyone tell me the 'real world' effect on pq a scaler can do for me & which is the best route.
I want to know the improvement on my current viewing habbits. Gaming is not important & having blu ray may become important next year but neither are essential.
Thanks for your help.