Panasonic plasma wins Editors' Choice

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	What's hot this week David Katzmaier CNET.com Panasonic's best plasma yet The TC-PV10 series has the same deep blacks that grace its less-expensive little brother, and adds a couple of key improvements: better video processing to handle 1080p/24 sources and more picture adjustments that allow it to transcend the limitations of THX mode. But is it worth the extra dough? Read the full review  Panasonic TC-PV10 series photos  Best HDTVs overall  CNET's HDTV World Panasonic TC-P50V10 Popular HDTV reviews Panasonic TC-P50G10  Check prices Samsung LN52B750  Check prices Samsung UN46B7000  Check prices Pioneer Elite Kuro PRO-111FD  Check prices Samsung UN46B6000  Check prices Home theater news and reviews Review: LG LH55 series Although its overall picture quality falls short of the best 240Hz LCDs, the LG LH55 series offers plenty of picture tweaks and accurate color. Read more  Check prices Review: Sony STR-DH700 Sony's STR-DH700 is an inexpensive 7.1 AV receiver, but its lackluster sound and dearth of features make it tough to recommend. Read more  Check prices First Look: Portable Blu-ray player Panasonic's DMP-B15 ($800 list price) is the first portable Blu-ray player on the market and we've had our hands on the review sample long enough to give our initial thoughts. Read more  Check out the slide show Budget shopping tips: TVs Flat-panel TVs are no longer playthings of the rich. In fact, dirt-cheap models can be had in every screen size and from numerous diverse makers. Here's a guide to finding your way through the budget HDTV morass. Read more  Bonus: Budget Blu-ray player tips Crave E3 2009: The predictions scorecard John P. Falcone Before E3 2009 began, CNET's trio of gaming experts--Dan Ackerman, Jeff Bakalar, and Scott Stein--offered their predictions on what they expected to be the show's big news stories. Now that the show's history, it's time to put their predictive punditry to the test. Who came out on top? Read more The Audiophiliac Face it: The best stuff is expensive Posted by Steve Guttenberg Here at CNET we write about all sorts of gadgets and toys, but I've noticed that when I write about high-end gear I get the biggest reaction. I like hearing about stuff I can't afford, like the recent road test of the $80,000 Jaguar XFR.  Read more  More Audiophilia 1. Poll: How do you find new music? 2. Neil Young Archives Blu-ray: Rip off? 3. World's tiniest speaker 4. Are concert ticket prices too high? 5. Nice TV, too bad it sounds like hell 6. Sountina NSA-PF1: Sony's high-end speaker? 7. Jim Marshall: Genius rock 'n' roll photographer 8. NAD M2: A digital amplifier an audiophile could love 9. What to do when your hi-fi breaks 10. What does good sound sound like?   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More CNET home theater resources  Best HDTVs overall  High-performance HDTVs  CNET's HDTV World  Best plasma HDTVs  Best HDTV values  Blu-ray guide  Best LCD HDTVs  Football-friendly HDTVs  HDTV resolution explained  Best cheap LCD HDTVs  Sub-$250 Blu-ray players  Plasma vs. LCD vs. RPTV  Best home video products  Netflix-enabled video players  1080p vs. 720p: The final word  Best home audio gear  Best universal remotes  CES 2009: Full coverage
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