Panasonic VIERA TC-P60S30 60-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV

Monday, March 12, 2012

I have a 3 year old 50" Panasonic plasma and decided to go to 60". This TV is actually lighter and thinner. Some things to be aware of before purchase include:1) My 50" had a recessed area in the back for the cable connections and a low profile wall mount worked great. This 60" TV needs clearance for the cables. I have it about 1 inch away from the wall and the cables are smashed at the connection point.2) My 50" had a matte screen option that I paid a little extra for and really liked. This 60" screen is a little more glossy. I have it in a room with lots of daylight and there is some reflection. The bezel around the screen is high gloss black with the bottom center…
Impressive! Been watching for about 3 weeks now. Not calibrated yet because it's not broken in, but picture is, nevertheless, outstanding.Whole tv buying process was quite an ordeal. I read about so many things that I should watch out for - burn-in/image retention and break-in for example. Now that we have everything set up I couldn't be happier. I did contact Panasonic about breaking the tv in since there was no mention of it in the manual. Here is their reply:"When your plasma TV is initially installed, the first 100 hours of use is known as the "break-in period." During this time, to minimize any risk of image retention, the customer should follow the below steps.1) Make sure…