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Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV

  • Samsung’s Ultra FilterBright glare minimizer
  • New 600Hz subfield motion technology
  • 2,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
  • .001ms response time
  • “Green” design lead-free components

Product Description
Samsung’s new PN63B590 plasma flat panel HDTV redefines our commitment to design, performance, and cost of ownership. Its 63 inches of 1080p Full HD picture performance makes it the perfect living room centerpiece. The attractive Touch of ColorTM design adds a subtle clear-to-charcoal gray accent to the set’s bezel. Enjoy brilliant, film-like images in Full HD resolution. Samsung’s breakthrough 2,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio offers a more accurate color tonal range, deeper blacks and shadow details. The new E-Panel technology featuring our innovative Ultra FilterBrightTM technology reduces glare in brighter rooms and our advanced Crystal Full HD Engine expands the picture viewing experience with less power consumption. Add 4 advanced HDMI inputs that feature Samsung’s Anynet+ (CEC standard) technology making system control of compatible A/V devices like a Blu-ray player or HTIB system a one-touch operation. Experience Full 1080p performance on Samsung’s new PN63B590 plasma HDTVs that are easy on the environment and easy on the wallet.

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I DID ALOT OF READING AND STUDY ON THE SUBJECT OF PLASMA, LCD, AND LCD/LED. A GOOD WEB SITE FOR THIS IS AN UNBIASED SITE CALLED [...]. IT GIVES GREAT ADVICE AND DOES’NT GO OVER THE USER’S HEAD WITH TO MUCH TECH TALK. THEN I WENT DOWN TO THE “VIDEO ONLY” STORE AT JANTZEN BEACH, IN PORTLAND, OREGON. THE SALESMAN I TALKED TO WAS WELL VERSED AND HAD AN EASY GOING PERSONALITY. WE TALKED FOR ABOUT A HALF HOUR ON THE VARIOUS T.V.’S HE HAD IN THE STORE AND I CAME TO THE CONCLUSION TO BUY A SAMSUNG PN63B590. I REALLY HAD A TOUGH TIME TELLING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LCD, OR LCD/LED, OR THE PLASMA. THE ONLY THING THAT STOOD OUT WAS THE PRICE. BY THE TIME I WALKED OUT, I HAD MADE UP MY MIND, MY WALLET WAS $3451.00 LIGHTER. BUT FOR THAT PRICE I GOT THE T.V., A PANASONIC BLUE-RAY PLAYER, A BOSE CENEMATIC II SYSTEM, AND NICE TABLE WITH DARK MAHOGANY WOOD AND GLASS DOORS TO PUT THE SET ON, PLUS A 6′ HDMI CORD TO HOOK UP THE SET. THIS MADE MY DAY, AS I REMEMBER 14 YEARS AGO I BOUGHT A HITACHI 54 INCH REAR PROJECTOR T.V. FOR $3500.00 FROM CIRCUIT CITY. SO ME THINKS I GOT A GREAT DEAL FROM VIDEO ONLY! THE SET COST ME $2374.00 NEW, NOT USED,SO I SAVED ROUGHLY $600 BUCKS BY NOT BUYING IT ON LINE. SO IF I GOT SCREWED BY ANYONE AT VIDEO ONLY, LET ME KNOW. AND IF I DID, WELL LIFE JUST AIN’T WORTH LIVIN’! LOL!
Rating: 5 / 5
Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV


I purchased this TV, three days ago from Amazon.com; and, it was delivered to my home on the third day from the time I ordered it online. Excellent and very quick service from Amazon.com. This TV, now replaces a 65″ rear projection Sony HDTV, that was down in my living room. TV, was delivered this morning; and, within two hours, the local Satellite/TV company that services my C-Band/Ku Band Satellite TV System, and 12 feet diameter, outdoors Satellite Dish, came over and made sure everything was working optimally with both the HDTV free over air channels in my area, and the 19 (nineteen) satellites I have programmed into my system (W3,GB,T6,G3,T5,G4,W4,W1,W5,M2,M5,T7,G0,G5,G9,C3,G1,C4,W7). I like being able to instantly tune into national and global television programming, of my choice; and, my Samsung PN63B590, fits in very well with how I now do all of this, including how I now use my second Apple TV unit that’s attached via HDMI to this Samsung PN63B590. My other Apple TV unit, is attached via HDMI to a Sony 42″ Plasma Screen HDTV, located in my upstairs master bedroom (large room, with large sitting area). In fact, when the 2010 Samsung 65″ Plasma screen TV’s arrive around the end of June 2010, I’ll likely purchase one for this room; and, move the smaller screen Sony, just mentioned as being located in this room, over to a guest room.
Rating: 5 / 5
Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV


TV arrived two weeks ago. Very happy with the unit, and feel that it was a real value at the price offered by Amazon. Shipper called to schedule delivery. We scheduled a date/time when I was home to direct it’s placement. When the driver arrived, and she got out of the Van, without any help … to delivery a 134lb TV … well how could this go well? I run out to help, and to my horror, while trying to place the box on a dolly, she DROPS THE TV OUT OF THE VAN AND ON IT’S SIDE. Forgive the caps; I was speachless. Since I work in the transportation business, I know that Plasma’s are shipped standing for a reason! They should never be laided on their side (or for that matter dropped out of a Van on their side). If my wife had been home, she probably would have shipped it back unboxed, but I am too much of a nice guy … and so I helped carry it in the house and place it on a tall stand. To my amazement, the TV has worked well so far. I am watching it closely and it needs to be calibrated. I love you Amazon, but please tell your shippers to send TWO employees out to delivery anything over 100lb.

So kids the moral of the story is … when the Shipper calls, make sure to ASK for two delivery people. Don’t assume, like I did, that common sense will prevail. More often than not, you will be disappointed.
Rating: 4 / 5
Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV


I bought the TV from BB. It looked great at the store. At home, I noticed that the blacks weren’t all too black. I made a number of changes to the settings and there was no way I could get deep black.

I also noticed that the screen would flicker from dead black when the TV wasn’t receiving a signal (during a TV show) to dark gray. I called BB and they sent a tech out (no charge) to check out the TV. Sure enough, the tech confirmed that the TV couldn’t get deep black — it was a dud. I go back to BB and they said that they were out of stock (in the state where I live) of this TV since this model has been discontinued. I could get it shipped in from another state and pay shipping charges.

I’ve got another 30 days to exchange it for the 2010 63″ Samsung plasma that supposed to be released in May, 2010. At least the new 2010 TV will weigh about 50 pounds less. The 2009 model weighs a ton but it has a great picture (aside from my dud).

I watch only at night so the brightness is set way down. I was surprised by how little heat the TV gives off especially after owning a large 2008 Sony LCD TV.

The picture quality for Blu-Ray on this TV is awesome. I watch mostly Blu-Ray and I can’t imagine buying a TV like this for watching DVDs or non hi-def television.

If the 2010 Samsung model doesn’t come out within the 30 day money back window, then I’ll return it to BB and buy it from Amazon.
Rating: 4 / 5
Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV


Received last weekend. Love the picture. WAY better color and black levels than my old Sony KDF-55. One thing I wish was better is the glare. Screen is fairly reflective and I read somewhere that it is addressed on some higher end models. Only improvement I would make.
Rating: 4 / 5
Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV


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