We used to have a Pioneer Kuro (PDP-5020FD), but then got broke. Now we have a Panasonic Viera (TC-P50S30 model). I heard that Pioneer makes the best plasmas, but Panansonic is two years newer.

The Pioneer Elite KURO is still the best tv. The Panasonic S30 is the top of the line model is lower. Top model is the VT and GT followed by S. TV and the GT has not yet reached the height of the Pioneer Elite. Go online to the home theater magazine to read the reviews on 3 Panasonic Plasma TV 3D Model ST30, GT30 and VT30, is also in the September issue of the magazine. Hope this helps out.

- I want video camera for the family / personal use, mainly, I'm not an expert – you can spend a maximum of £ 250 – I want something that can have a card Memory – I want something that can be easily connected to a normal PC laptop / – I want something that can be easily edited without any problems using programs like Adobe Premiere Pro / Windows Movie Maker (please tell me how shit I do not care) – HD would be nice but not essential – I want a trusted brand, such as Panasonic, Toshiba, Sony, JVC, etc. Thanks.

Hello, rStar! I am writing from across the pond in the good U.S. old, so please forgive my use of the dollar sign American rather than British Pound sign. After a quick search on Amazon, it seems that Canon VIXIA HF R16 has the HD camcorder for sale $ 259.99. (I know it's $ 10 more than they were willing to spend, but …) – It records to internal or SDHC memory card – Connects via USB 2.0 to a computer Portable for easy connectivity with a laptop – It will be a great job with Premiere (That's what I use, and I'm a professional:!)) – is even HD! – And Canon makes some great products. Another system to consider is the Kodak Zi8. It is a less traditional "camera", but it works just as well, and it only costs about $ 100. I hope this helps! – Z

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