per la cornaca riporto un commento da AVforum UK, forse anche là c'è qualche "pazzo" che preferisce l'HX900 ai VT20
My 52" HX903 arrived on Monday and wow, it's jaw-dropping. I'm upgrading from a Panny VT20 (which had too many problems with visible flicker and poor motion handling during football for me to live with) and the difference is staggering. Before that, I had an ISF-calibrated 9G Kuro LX-5090 which I had sold only because I wanted to make the move to 3D. I've been a big PDP fan until now and would never have thought I would be so impressed by the PQ from an LCD TV until this one, and only because I have seen it with my own eyes. The black levels, the uniform evenness of the screen, the lack of flicker or banding, the natural colours and near-flawless motion handling - it's just the complete package and I'm very fussy about PQ. My only concern was the viewing angles as I know that's the Achilles' heel of LCD technology but on this model, it's surprisingly good because of the UV2A panel it's using. Can't wait to get it professionally calibrated, after which I don't think I'll ever miss my Kuro again. It's nice to have a completely silent set as well and the lower power consumption will be a nice bonus.
My 52" HX903 arrived on Monday and wow, it's jaw-dropping. I'm upgrading from a Panny VT20 (which had too many problems with visible flicker and poor motion handling during football for me to live with) and the difference is staggering. Before that, I had an ISF-calibrated 9G Kuro LX-5090 which I had sold only because I wanted to make the move to 3D. I've been a big PDP fan until now and would never have thought I would be so impressed by the PQ from an LCD TV until this one, and only because I have seen it with my own eyes. The black levels, the uniform evenness of the screen, the lack of flicker or banding, the natural colours and near-flawless motion handling - it's just the complete package and I'm very fussy about PQ. My only concern was the viewing angles as I know that's the Achilles' heel of LCD technology but on this model, it's surprisingly good because of the UV2A panel it's using. Can't wait to get it professionally calibrated, after which I don't think I'll ever miss my Kuro again. It's nice to have a completely silent set as well and the lower power consumption will be a nice bonus.