Saturday, February 12, 2011
How To Repair A Failed Philips/Samsung/JVC Plasma TV
Another landfill rescue; this one was in the process of being loaded onto the truck that takes electronics to the scrapyard. I discovered this model is particularly troublesome, but repairs can be made for around $150. Based on an earlier Samsung plasma engine, these typically blow through Y-sustain boards, which results in failed upper and lower buffer boards (in my case, the y-sus was spared). Legend has it, if you complain loudly enough to Philips, you might be compensated for the cost
LG 50" Plasma TV Review
LGs 50PJ350 50" plasma packs a multitude of features like Picture Wizard to help enhance the screen settings and an intelligent light sensor into a sleek package. At $600, is this how you should be watching G4? For more from Gadget Pr0n, go here:
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