Soldato
although it looks excellent, better than a plasma, this could be because the plasmas were not set up correctly in Currys, but if so; the Sharp shouldn't have been either..... all the LED tv's looked better.
The only thing I'll say about that is that I never, ever, judge quality on the sets in any retailer because nobody ever spends the time to set them up correctly. They just don't do it.
The first thing i always think of when i see my Panny 42'' is...``that screen is too dark`` yet it's on 75% brightness, the image is perfect, but it has no WOW factor.
Well, plasma's have always been better suited to low ambient light levels but in the darkness I'd be surprised if you thought it still wasn't bright enough, mine is underwhelming in daylight, almost unwatchable with direct light through the windows, but still retina-burning at night if it needs to be. It's very much horses for courses when choosing a tv and if you put a plasma up against an LED-backlit set then for daytime viewing it will be suitable trounced, no matter who manufactures it.


