Samsung PN50B430 50 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV | HDTV Reviews Blog

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There’s HD 720 viewing, and then there’s a 720p plasma panel from Samsung with E-Panel technology. Improving the continuity between frames, the PN50B430’s 600Hz Subfield Motion drive delivers smooth, lifelike moving images. Further, an incredibly fast 0.00ms pixel-response time minimizes image blur, especially during fast-paced sequences. Finally, offering a single-cable audio and video connection to all your HD entertainment sources, the PNB430 offers two HDMI inputs.

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