Vizio XVT3D650SV: 65-Inch LED LCD HDTV with Passive 3D – Specs

If you are looking for a new TV then this may be the one you are looking for. It’s a 65” LED-lit LCD HDTV. This is going to be the new flagship HDTV for Vizio. It has a huge screen and we can only imagine what 3D would be like on it.

According to Will Greenwald of PCMag, it doesn’t only have 3D, there is more to this TV than that; it has built in WiFi, which will allow you to access the Internet apps used by Vizio. There’s a variety of different apps, to name a few; YouTube, Hulu Plus, Pandora and Netflix.

Perhaps one of the coolest features that this TV has, is the remote control; it has a full QWERTY keyboard that slides out. It doesn’t stop there! It connects to your TV using Bluetooth. The other accessories that it comes with are the glasses, it comes with 4 pairs, 2 of which are designed to be used with prescription spectacles.

The specs of the TV include: a 65” screen, 64.5” is viewable; a dynamic contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1; a refresh rate of 120Hz and a resolution of 1920 x 1080. It also has a VGA connection, Ethernet connection, 5 HDMI ports with HDCP. These are just some of the specs, but you can see the full details over at Vizio’s official website.

If this is taking your fancy then you will need to have $3,499.99 burning a hole in your pocket, you can get the Vizio XVT3D650SV from Sam’s Club and Costco stores.

What do you think of this TV? Is it something that you would consider purchasing? Let us know in the comments below.

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Cheap Panasonic TH-65PZ750U 65-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV Lower Price, Panasonic TH-65PZ750U

Pedestal stand NOT included. Stand is sold separately.3 HDMI Inputs1080p HD resolution for crisp, lifelike details.The EZ Sync HDAVI Control will let you operate all of your home theater components by pressing a single button on your TVs remote control.Anti-Reflective Coating making it easy to view in rooms with ambient light.

With its 1920 x 1080 resolution, the HD panel on Panasonic plasmas displays beautiful images without having to perform pixel conversion for the 1080p video signals processed by the video circuitry. Because super-high resolution is best appreciated on a large screen, Panasonic offers the 1080p HD panel in 50 inch and larger models. These dazzling images can be further enjoyed with the stunning detail and beauty of a Panasonic Blu-ray Disc player. Movie images are some of the most difficult for TV displays to reproduce. By working closely with movie studios for many years and applying research by the Panasonic Hollywood Lab, Studio Reference Mode on Panasonic plasma TVs enables the replication of colors that was originally intended by the director-exactly the way they are seen on reference monitors in professional film editing rooms. Pro-Setting Mode offers the precise, highly detailed adjustment of image quality to suit personal preferences. Just the touch of a button on the remote executes setting adjustments such as tint, brightness, contour emphasis, gamma compensation and black expansion, which would otherwise require the use of special equipment to accomplish.
"Top-Rated Picture And Reliability", 2008-08-22
We bought the TH-65PZ750U both because an independent/non-profit consumer magazine rated its little brother, the TH-58PZ750U, as the top-performing TV in its size class, and because Panasonic TVs in general were rated as having the least-frequent / smallest number of problems/repairs. In my own experience, one can't take for granted getting both high performance and reliability in one product. So with a credible source saying that Panasonic nailed both, we figured we can't go wrong.
We've been using this TV for about 4 months and are very pleased. The picture looked awesome right out of the box. The only adjustment we've made since then is to back off the "Picture" setting because we found it to be very bright; not a flaw, just preference. I am particularly fussy about picture quality, and until now preferred smaller screens because the big ones just didn't look good to me. But the TH-65PZ750U changed that. The HDTV picture is incredible. The colors are vivid but not embellished, the level of detail is stunning, and the edges are nice and crisp. In fact, with a good HD source, the TH-65PZ750U is able to give the illusion of looking out a window or "being right there". But it also excels with regular non-HD sources as well.
On top of all that, the TV itself has a nice gloss-black frame that looks really sharp. Obviously a matter of taste, but some of the gray-plastic frames on other TVs make them look cheezy and could be of detriment to the "wife-approval factor". Ours is being used as a monitor connected to a home theater system, so I am unable to comment on the TV's built-in tuner or sound quality.
So if you want top-shelf picture quality from a company with a good track record for reliability, the Panasonic TH-65PZ750U is definitely worth putting at the top of your short list.

"Stunning!", 2008-06-09
I compared zillion different TV sets before I ran into this monster plasma. It has clearest and best defined image. Colors are crisp and vibrant, the entire image is 3-dimensional! There is lot of talk about what is superior, but just walk to a decent store and watch this thing and it will speak for itself. The Blu-Ray movie looks like a dream on this set. I watched some animation movies and the whole experience is blowing mind!

"Great TV", 2008-02-25
I've been struggling with what TV to buy for our home theater system. I narrowed it down to this TV, the Pioneer 60" KURO, or the Samsung 57" LN-T5781F. We really liked the Samsung, the 500,000:1 contrast ratio really makes that TV pop; however it was a bit more than I wanted to spend. We finally settled on this TV from Best Buy after Best Buy price matched Amazon and threw in some extras. The TV is a pain to get home if you're not using Best Buy home delivery. It wouldn't fit in our Tahoe so we had to get a trailer to drive it home. Once we got home, I had to get help to move it since its a bit heavy (it weighs 180 pounds and the box is awkward to carry). I paired this TV with a Denon AVR-2308CI receiver and watched a couple movies to test it out. The TV looks absolutely fantastic in our home theater area.

"Panasonic 65" Plasma Exceeds Expectations", 2008-02-13
This TV has met or exceeded all expectations for a beautiful picture. I run the sound through my home theater system, so cannot comment on that. Vann's beat their delivery commitment by several days right before X-mas, so that was good. The TV is very heavy, so be careful to mount it where you want it the first time.

"Great Plasma", 2008-01-15
I have had this TV for three weeks now and it is amazing. It has an excellent refresh rate and the picture is great. One warning, you really do notice the difference between regular tv and HD tv. It is also easy to tell the difference between differing HD recordings (some are better than others) and something that has been upcoded. When it is in HD it is amazing. It works well with a Playstation 3 both on movies and games. The PS3 is probably not the best player for movies, though. The SD card slot is a plus and the pictures look great on the big screen. It also can be used as a computer monitor and does a good job as such. In short, a great product. I will update this if any negatives worth noting develop. Only two complaints - one is the price. It is still pretty pricey but that is related to its size. Second - weight. It is a bear. It took three people to mount it on the wall so keep that in mind if you are looking to move it around.





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Panasonic TC-P65V10 65-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV on Sale, Panasonic TC-P65V10

"65" Panasonic TC-PC65V10 plasma TV", 2010-10-13

Have had the TV for 40 days now and have used most of the features. Picture quality is excellent. Went from another 65" HDTV to this one and the Panasonic is so vivid and the black is black as can be, very nice. Was warned about the reflective screen and this is not an issue even though the room varies a lot in light level. Very easy to navigate through all the functions. Used to a Sony remote but this one is ok with a few short falls as feel of the buttons and a couple that could be in better locations. For media viewing it has a SD slot rather than a USB which is lacking but just plug the USB into the BluRay or PVR so no big deal. Connecting to the internet is simple, like it. Haven't used it as a monitor for the computer yet but it has the ability via wire or BT, another nice feature.

Overall the TV is great and would recommend it to anyone. Wife likes it better than our big screen.

"Wonderful tv&good deal", 2010-10-02

Excellent tv, straight forward control, easy hook up, good picture quality,
good deal price,
definitely 5 star.

"Great TV", 2010-09-29

Got this TV after reading bunch of review on line. So far, it has been 2 month. No problem and no regrets. I also purchased a Samsung 47" 7100 series to mount next to this TV on the wall. Samsung looks sharper but color is off. This TV is massive compare to the 47", picture quality is good. I didnt find any problem with sound. Maybe it has to do with my small size living room. Overall, I rate this TV a 4.5 star, maybe I am more used to LCD picture quality of brightness, but this black level is no comparable.

"A Great Picture", 2010-08-31

I had been looking at a variety of flat screent TV's since earll 2008. Everything I read said this Panasonic Plasma was the best for under $10,000. At that time this set was around $7,000. I wasn't in a hurry because I still had very good 65" scree, rear projection TV. My intent was to move the rear projectionset to the living room area for the grandkids to use for their playstation/Xbox/PS2 type games before the color 'guns' got bad.

So over the 2 1/2 years of looking at the newer sets that were coming out, I still read that this was the best buy. The price had come down to $2500.00 with free shipping. I ordered it.

It came with two delivery guys that brought the set all the way into my great room. The set up wasn't any more difficult than what I've experienced with other electronics. I used the Panasonic technical assistance line. I was on hold for less than a minute and the tech knew exactly what he was talking about. No problems.

The picture is very clear and coupled with HD broadcasts, I find that the actresses and actors have a lot of blemishes and they also got 'old' with just me changing to this 65" Panasonic Plasma HDTV. I have no complaints about this TV.

"Amazing Darks and ACURATE picture", 2010-08-08

I bought this via a different online store - it was a few hundred dollard less at the time. I paid $2500 shipped and I now see Amazon has it for the same price. Here are a few paragraphs about my Panasonic V10. I have owned it for 2 weeks now and will update this review from time to time as I get more hours logged with it.

Picture Quality:

This is by far the most important reason for owning a large TV. We want to WATCH something, forget about the sound, the remote or any other aspect - everything else is secondary. I was concerned about the black level fade but I have researched and found this problem to be mostly with the smaller sized Plasmas. I can only hope that this set keeps the blacks as they are. Additionally, I have read that most people cannot notice the change in blacks. I will update when I hit 1000 hours. Plasmas still have the best picture reproduction and black levels or they display the blackest blacks very well. This Panasonic does an expection al job. I watched Batman Begins (MANY dark scenes)and Star Trek in Blue Ray. Just AMAZING.

SIDE NOTE:

1. Something I didn't know is that any Blue Ray that was filmed in a different aspect ratio MAY still have BLACK BARS, some DVDs and Blue Ray movies are not transposed to 16:9 and so their are still black bars. You can ZOOM on the Panasonic but then you get some of the picture cut off and the zooming can cause less than perfect picture. NOT the fault of the TV, it was just disappointing that we still can't get the FULL screen experience in WIDESCREEN with a WIDESCREEN TV. Why can't the movie industry get onboard and realize that everyone is WATCHING in 16:9 these days. Small annoyance on my end. I don't like black bars or Letterbox formats.

2. REGULAR, STANDARD Definition TV LOOKS LIKE CRAP! I watch more standard definition TV. NOT the fault of the TV, just means I need to look at upping my DISH Network package. I think standard looks WORSE on this set than on a smaller set - pehaps because it is blown up? Not sure. Too bad not all channels are HD yet. Wish it was just HD for the entire channel set and not just a few. ANd I wish it didn't cost so much extra.

Back to the review, DVDs look excellent as well. I have a Panasonic DVD/BLUE RAY (BD-60 or something) and it upscales nicely. I watch standard TV in Vivid with the color turned down a bit and a few other tweaks. I watch the movies and HD in THX with the brightness up a bit and add a bit more color and a few other tweaks.

The screen is massive and I really do enjoy the experience. I sit about 10 feet from my TV. I have it wall mounted. I wish this had a fully lit remote, other than that I think this is an awesome TV. No doubt it has the best picture I have ever seen and it is better than my brothers LCD Sony and WAY better than my old Sony 32 inch Standard. I will update when I think of any other review points that will help someone else make a purchasing decision. I think this model is being discontinued and 2010 should be the end of the V series. I think a new "model" is out now that is 3d and has a 5,000,000 infinate black ratio or contrast ratio... CAN you really tell? Happy viewing.

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