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Question: PN50C8000 vs PN50C7000 Does anyone know what the primary differences between PN50C8000 and PN50C7000 are?
Document: Anyone interested in my old Panny? I'm thinking of getting another plasma for bedroom.
The TV has features to minimize or allow the pixels to "unburn" itself, but you need to be careful anyways.So far I have really enjoyed the PN50C7000, I would definitely recommend it, but will always caution the buzzing.
I do not see any "Soap Opera Effect".BuzzingThe "buzzing" is greatly exaggerated in my opinion, especially for anyone that currently owns a plasma TV. My Hitachi had a very low buzz. When you stood right next to it with very little or no sound, you could hear it. I am happy to report that this TV is exactly the same for me.
Well....the question is where to start...I purchased this Samsung PN50C7000 product less that a month ago and it's just fantastic, the features with the wifi capabilities are excellent, especially with the apps and pairing it with the 3D Blu-Ray player, the 3D viewing is amazing. The performance and picture quality is rich and vibrant.
After months of reading both pro and consumer reviews I chose the PN50C7000! It has been very easy to use, and the picture is wonderful!The sound is OK, but It will be hooked up to my HT system shortly.I hear NO buzz whatsoever, that seemed to be a complaint for some people!We watched The Blindside and Despicable Me on Bluray and it was excellent! The skin tones (Blindside) were right on!
I don't have a Blu-Ray player and at this point I have no plans to buy one, as standard DVD's look gorgeous on the set (using an upconverting Philips DVD player). I have not used the 3D feature, and probably won't anytime soon. Recently watched Avatar on standard DVD without 3D, and it looked incredible. I would highly recommend this TV to anyone.
I give a slight edge to the G25 in overall picture quality, so if you do not need/want 3D and do not observe floating blacks - or don't know what the heck I'm talking about (and believe me, ignorance is most definitely bliss here) - I would go for the Panasonic, primarily because it is surprisingly inexpensive for the picture it offers. Otherwise, the Samsung is a great set and impeccable value considering its feature set and stunning design.
Let me start by saying I was a skeptic of 3D going into this TV purchase. In my opinion, 3D seems to be a bit of a fad, but with the price of the package I bought from Amazon ($1,499.99 for the PN50C7000, the Shrek 3D starter kit and the Samsung 3D capable C5900 Blu-ray player), the fact that it was 3D did not really figure into this purchase.
Don't know, seems ok to me with  Netflix.You may walk right past these TV's if you are looking for Plasma as they are shockingly thin for a Plasma. I even saw the open box price on mine and thought it was a mistake because this TV was obviously one of those new fangled LED things. Nope, its a Plasma with Plasma picture and deep blacks and no motion blur etc. I have not heard any buzzing from mine at all.
Just don't think the display is bad because something that was not the focal point was blurred a bit. I have to point that out because some people are complaining, but they just don't get it. Also, definetly use your plasma for a few days for it to settle in because I noticed more artifacts the first day than a few days later.Anyways, 3D! The best effects of 3D I have seen so far is def the 3d-bluray, monsters vs aliens.
Answer: From Samsung's Website:The C8000 offers these features over the C7000: Brighter White & Deeper Black w/ Real Black Filter, Motion Judder Canceler, Smooth playback of movies with Cinema Smooth, Expert picture quality with Calibration Mode.