Lex Luther already had a Plasma TV in 2001

The 2 LCD Monitors where also quite expensive back then..

What a flex..

Good pick?

🖱️👉 Full Video Here

It was shared with me by a fellow plasma redditor..If you're here, thanks to you.

Now, I wonder what it would be like if he did a slow-mo on a ZT60 and VT50, 3000 Hz and 2500 Hz Focus Field Drive (FFD), respectively. 😁

Can FFD capable Plassy be also marketed "like" a "Thousand + Hz" TV if 600 Hz is like 480 Hz TV as an analogy to his observation 🤔🫪 🎌⛩️👺🗯️ YES and No!! 😂

Ain't this what LED Pulsar tech inspiration? Except plasma does it at a fundamental level to create the picture, albeit not a frame by frame like LCD does, but by pulses of partial image info 😁

Adding a 151 to the addiction. It was quite dusty so I gave it a good detailing before hauling it in. The owner had the original speakers in box, never opened and the stand was still foam wrapped. Quick base settings and gamma sweep revealed a pretty nice curve. Red highs needed to be brought down by about 1/4 and B high pushed to about 1/3.

Does anyone in the Buffalo, NY area want to get this out of my house before I put parts on eBay and junk the screen? 435pu, R05U w/ remote, no cords. Free to a good home

Im mainly a CRT guy and exclusively played pre 7th gen on my tubes, but as I finished Metal Gear Solid 1-3 (incl. portable ops and peace walker on the PSP) of course I felt the itch to start playing my dusty old xbox360 and bought a new to me ps3.

I researched on a era specific display and came to the conclusion: I want a plasma TV. A buddy of mine worked for Panasonic and told me what to look out for.

This is how I ended up with this gorgeous!! beast that generates such a vibrant and colorful picture and the consoles look their absolute best.

So happy I did it, was hesitant at first to get such a big beast into my house but I have no regrets!

Anybody got some tips on what I should look out for on my TV/tips on how to maximize the gaming experience? (Ofc already using game mode to get basically nonexistent input lag!)

Its heavy.

Low lag, beautiful and natural looking colors. I have it on THX mode with all settings in the middle currently. Currently my gaming panel while the 111FD is for viewing and streaming.

I found this ST50 on FBMP if anyone is interested, it's too far from me unfortunately. I'm new to the plasma game, but this seems like a good deal in my opinion from what I believe to be an upper mid-range model.

I got it from a very nice gentleman who was the original owner and recently purchased a new TV to replace it. 18,000 hours, minimal burn-in. Only issue is that the plastic trim piece is coming off, but should be an easy fix with some cell phone adhesive. It was on CL for a couple months and I'm honestly surprised nobody else picked it up. He even mentioned lowering the price a couple times and still having no interest. Brought a friend with me to help carry it and it juuust fit in the back of my car flat with some towels. Drove like I had a nuclear bomb in the back and it survived fine.

I've wanted one of these late model Panasonics for a couple years now but they never seemed to show up in my area. Plasma displays are just so cool to me, and the final few models feel so well-built and refined as the manufacturers tried their hardest to advance the tech before running out of steam.