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Hi Hristoslav2,
testing different tv (Sony HX855, Panasonic GT50, Samsung ES7000) I have the impression that even if they have double core processing, micro dimming and whatever, still the images are affected by some issues.
Don't you believe that first thing the tv should have the right panel and then the right electronic?
We have talked a lot about these tv models and everytime you you suggest the top level to have the best pictures.
In these days I have had some of the best tv but I see not a great pictures.
On the other hand we have seen a middle class tv like Philips 5507 receiveng a lot of good reviews just because of its Sharp panel, while the same model with Samsung panel is performing much worse.
So my doubt is: how it could be better a Philips 8/7 series than the 5xxx that are bringing panels that seem provide a lower picture level?
Are the manufacturer compensating the lack of performance of the panel through the picture processing?
Because if to have a nice picture I have to see a lot of electronic working behind and then to have an artificial picture, maybe it would be better to stay at a middle range tv but with a panel very well performing...
Am I wrong?
Thanks for any your thought.
Cheers
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