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March 28, 2008Samsung 50 inch FP-T5084 and 58 inch FP-T5884 Full HD 1080p Plasma HDTVSamsung’s 84 models (FP-T5884 and FP-T5084) are Samsung’s 1080p plasma Full HD models. They have a top 10 bestselling status and good user reviews with Amazon. Contrast ratio is one of the primary factors for good picture quality and these plasma televisions deliver an impressive 15,000:1. To further enhance picture quality Samsung have provided a wide range of picture quality enhancement functions. Gamers will especially appreciate their Game Mode.
Picture quality has improved from previous models through the adoption of 18-bit processing and Samsung’s latest FilterBright technology. The larger bit rate processing capability means that a greater range of colors can be reproduced making more natural of true-to-life images possible. The FilterBright anti-reflection technology light absorbing panel delivers good contrast and deep black images – even when there is considerable ambient light. The deeper blacks bring out more detail in darker scenes. Silhouette Editing Technology (False Contour Reduction)False contouring (posterization) is typified by splotchy, distinct sections in what should be gradual gradation of color or shadows. Samsung’s exclusive silhouette-editing technology reduces the false contour effect to deliver clear, sharp images – even on a curved surface, like a face. Motion-estimating technology is used to multi-tone bright and dark parts on each angle of a line. The higher 18-bit bit depth increases the available colors for rendering and consequently also reduces the likelihood of false contouring. Picture ModesPicture adjustment modes available with the Samsung FP-T5884 and FP-T5084 include Color Temperature (for a warm, mellow picture), Dynamic, Standard and a Detail mode for fine-tuning a variety of settings to suit personal tastes. The mode of interest to gamers is Game Mode which amplifies the contrast in dark areas, enriches bass sounds and quickens the response time to game console creating the best environment. Plasma Panel LifeThe latest plasma panels from Samsung such as the FP-T5884 and FP-T5084 have a 60,000 hour rated panel life (half life) which works out at 27 years if you are watching for 6 hours every day. It pays to remember that the 60,000 hours is determined by a mathematical calculation of phosphor depletion and doesn’t take into account any other components. Most plasma manufacturers are claiming 60,000 hours life. Given how quickly HDTV technology is improving a 60,000 seems a fairly long time. Other Notable Features
ConnectionsBoth models have an excellent range of connection options.
Other Samsung Plasma Models to ConsiderIf you have compared 1080p and 720p displays and would prefer a lower resolution 720p or a 42 inch display size Samsung plasma HDTV then you could consider the Samsung 64 range (HP-T5064 and HP-T4264) which have an identical specification apart from the lower resolution and 10W speakers rather than 15W. If you also don’t require the ability to display photos or play mp3s on your Samsung plasma then the 54 range (HP-T5054 and HP-T4254) have the same specification as the 84 models apart from the 720p, 10W speakers and no USB connection. There are some minor cosmetic design differences. Customer Reviews and Price ComparisonsAmazon Samsung FPT5084 50-inch 1080p Plasma HDTV Samsung FPT5884 58-inch 1080p Plasma HDTV Samsung’s Extended Service Plan Newegg.com SAMSUNG 50″ 1080P Plasma HDTV FP-T5084 SAMSUNG 58″ 1080p Plasma HDTV FP-T5884 Buy.com Samsung FP-T5084 – 50 Widescreen 1080p Plasma HDTV w/ ATSC/NTSC Tuner – 15000:1 Contrast Ratio Samsung FPT5884 58 Widescreen 1080p Plasma HDTV – 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio – Black ResourcesSamsung’s FAQ for FP-T5084 FP-T5884 User Manual Specification Samsung HP-T5884 and HP-T5084 Plasma 1080p Full HDTVScreen Size 58 inch / 50 inch 0 Comments »No comments so far. RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Please add your comments to the post topic |
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