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RE: cnet's review of the Panasonic ZT60

Posted by Sondek on August 21, 2014 at 14:38:41:
You are correct. My apologies. I missed the next page button and saw the comments and wrongly concluded that was the end of the article. Although, the PRO 111FD is/was current @ 2008, the Pios, just like the Pannys, got better with each generation. Somehow not surprised at all that the Panny supplied PRO 151FD didn't show as well. Don't get me wrong, I think the Pannys were/are great plasmas, even steered my brother and two co-workers to them when they wanted to buy new TV's and they love them. I still feel the last gen Pios are a little better. I damn near bought a 60" Panny ZT this past December, but latched on to a very lightly used PRO 141FD Signature and plan to live with it for at least the next 5 years. Hopefully OLED will have its poop together by then.
Edit: This post was intended as reply to mrdavis842. Sorry for getting it out of sequence