Panasonic TX-28PL10D

We are delighted with our Panasonic 28inch flat, wide screen telly. We chose this model for its spec, price and looks. Picture is more important to us than sound though I appreciate that sound quality is of more importance if you are a TV or DVD movie buff. I was keen to get a 100Hz scan TV as the picture does seem superior and I wanted to take advantage of a digital signal when it becomes available either via our present cable company or through the aerial if the cable company don’t come up with the goods. I also wanted a TV with a couple of SCART, RGB and S-VHS input/outputs so that a signal from any future DVD player or our laptop ...  Read the complete review

Now I'm not the type to spend my life glued in front of the TV. After all, I have a PC for that purpose! However, I do like to indulge in the odd cult TV series (roll on the new season of the Buffster) and a good film. The experience of these is of course greatly enhanced with a decent TV. Now, hubby and I previously had a reasonable Phillips TV that we'd got as an ex-rental from Granada. It served us well for a number of years, but when we moved house we decided the time had really come to invest in the mutts nuts of a TV - well, as much as we could afford. So off shopping we went! This is an experience in itself, since I detest going to the shops ...  Read the complete review

After a long consultation and a lot of persuading, we that is the children of the household persuaded our parents to part with their hard own money on a widescreen TV. I had seen them in showrooms and stores and they looked really good. Having had our lounge decorated, it would add the final touch. A nice silver widescreen TV. We decided on Panasonic merely because it was the one that was most affordable in our price range. Having had Panasonic electrical good before we had found them to be really good quality, reliable and durable. So, we had no hesitation on purchasing the Panasonic TX28PL10 model. We liked to watch films and DVD?s with our ...  Read the complete review

How goes it, that adage? A dog is a man's best friend? Who on earth made that one up? For, in truth, a dog may well be a woman's best friend, and if you lived in the house of the dave27 family, you would recognise this immediately, with Mrs D's appalling obsession for our dog's welfare sending poor old dave27 out in all sorts of weather to give the wretched creature its daily exercise. Irrelevant though this may be to the matter in hand, the snow and the wind and the rain will ravage my senses and my physical well being to their utmost pleasure as long as our Poppy gets its walk, and IT'S JUST GOT TO STOP... Anyway, the point of all this ...  Read the complete review

I have owned this TV since Christmas 2001, purchased at the same time as a Sony DAVs-500 home cinema. Don't get me wrong, this is a cracking tv set but does have some minor flaws, not surprising as the equivalent sony tv's at the time were about 25% more and quite simply well overpriced. Anyway, I had been looking for a new tv for some time and wasn't sure what to go for, a chance encouter at a local tv retailer whilst having a weekend break in Lanark in early December 2001 arose my interest in the new Panasonic range, they had received the new models and I was lucky enough for the chap in the shop to give me the full monty (not in that sense!). ...  Read the complete review