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**CGH1KZzy** · 10-03-2009, 05:55 PM

...from the article you linked. The Panasonic does it a little different.

...something like this.

Umm, OK... but that is just the thing, the same applied to the LCDs with their backlights on torch mode as well. Lower the backlight on a LCD, less power consumed. [yes]

They wanted to keep the comparison on a level playing field and leaving it at factory standards is what the mass public typically does, I can't tell you how many friends' TVs I have taken off of "Vivid/Dynamic".

10-03-2009, 05:55 PM	#21
CGH1KZzy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	...from the article you linked. The Panasonic does it a little different. ...something like this. Umm, OK... but that is just the thing, the same applied to the LCDs with their backlights on torch mode as well. Lower the backlight on a LCD, less power consumed. [yes] They wanted to keep the comparison on a level playing field and leaving it at factory standards is what the mass public typically does, I can't tell you how many friends' TVs I have taken off of "Vivid/Dynamic".
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