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HP PL5060N Plasma HDTV | Sound & Vision

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HP broke into the TV market in 2005 with a well-received line of rear projection televisions (see our review of the HP md5880n). These sets offered many unique features; their 1080p models, for example, were, to my knowledge, the first 1080p sets that would actually accept a native 1080p input. Those HP rear projection sets are now history. The company is concentrating on its flat panel displays, both plasma and LCD. A Plasma for Sure Despite a few issues I'll get to a bit further on, I was surprised at just how much I enjoyed watching this 1366x768 plasma, particularly considering the extended time I've spent lately with 1080p LCD displays. LCD has come a long way, and seems poised to do even better as manufacturers find ways to improve its biggest remaining weakness: blacks. ... We Recommend Eight Hot 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray TV Series Box Sets for Spectacular Late-Summer Viewing By Design Outwardly the HP plasma resembles any number of current designs. Its matte-black frame is, however, a departure from the glossy frames of many competitors. The screen is reflective glass, which is common in plasmas and bothers some potential buyers enough to drive them to the less reflective screen finish on LCD designs. You can produce permanent burn-in on any plasma if you're careless. HP warns about this in the manual. But even if you're careful, you will see temporary image retention on many plasmas, including the PL5060N.

Hp Plasma Tv Explained: Key Specifications, Features, and Common Uses

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This comprehensive guide outlines the most important precautions every HP plasma TV owner should follow to protect their investment and ensure a superior viewing experience for years to come. Important Note: Plasma TVs are no longer in production, making proper care even more critical. Resolution determines the clarity and detail of the image. While HP plasma TVs were historically available in HD (720p, 1080i) and Full HD (1080p), modern equivalents now offer 4K Ultra HD resolution for sharper visuals. Most high-quality plasmas were produced by brands like Panasonic, Samsung, and LG. HP’s TV offerings were limited and often rebranded models from other manufacturers · Reputable brands invested heavily in panel technology, color accuracy, and long-term reliability · Customer support, firmware updates, and warranty coverage varied significantly between brands · Look for models with strong user reviews and service network availability · Historical note: Plasma technology was discontinued by most manufacturers by 2014 due to market shift toward LED/LCD and OLED Alibaba Consumer Electronics Television, Home Audio, Video & Accessories Television LED & LCD TVs ... HP once offered a range of plasma televisions known for deep blacks, wide viewing angles, and excellent motion handling.

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HP PL5060N 50 inch Plasma HDTV

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