Plasma's rumored decease is as a rule a myth Rumors.

Here are some things that aren't dead: Jeff Goldblum and plasma TVs. Of course, if you're reading this in 2050 there's a crucial wager that Jeff Goldblum is now dead, but if it's 2050, why on Earth are you reading about a plasma from 41 years ago? That's find agreeable us reading about a jet-black and whey-faced TV in a undersized ligneous cabinet. Anyway, how is the future? Are there hoverboards yet? Is 3D TV still a lugubrious dissipate of time? Please, do discern us all about your provocative futuristic lives via the comments section--it's been tailored with a swinging capacitor which should delegate your thoughts to rise above the usual rules of linear time.

So, as we were saying, plasma isn't dead, without considering rumors to the contrary, and LG's 50PS6000 (or 50PS60FR for Asia) should assistance prevail upon you of this unassailable fact. In fact, plasma TVs are terrific. Not just because the poop plasma sounds incredibly cool, but because it's a technology that's now matured to the side where it's a joy to use. LG distinctly agrees--it's gone to a great deal of crack to establish this cover expression the part.

Its one-piece drinking-glass styling has hints of indecent in the bezel, so when the scatterbrained catches it, it in does look the business. To servant sweeten the deal, the 50PS6000 is a full-HD TV with all the usual bells and whistles you might expect. Specifically there's DivX playback via the built-in USB 2.0 connector, but the TV can't make do with DivX HD, or to say the least any other HD codecs.

With LG Blu-ray players sporting this feature, we had tinge there was a occur it would be integrated into the company's TVs too. In terms of connections, you get a duo of rear-mounted HDMI inputs with a third at the side. We ruminate LG has been a rarely stingey here, especially given this TV is aimed at home-cinema fans who actually want superlative manageability from their sets. Like most plasmas, the oppose correlation is formidable too, with LG claiming a now timber feature of around 2,000,000:1. The troop also says you'll get a 100,000 of mortal out of your panel too, assuming you don't importune the brightness above 50 per cent.

Happily, the PS6000 comes with Intelligent Sensor 2, which keeps an lustfulness on your viewing ecosystem and adjusts the TV spitting image to change drag consumption while still giving you a wonderful picture. If only this panel had a built-in digital TV receiver, we'd snack LG's arm off to get one--after all, a TV a charge out of this is built to show HD. Even so, we're itching to get some Blu-ray movies on to this gauge and so, if you'll exculpation us, that's what were off to do morality now.

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