Panasonic TX-32PK20

Newest Review: ... though, you almost have your own in home cinema! ( ours has certainly been used as such many times) Panasonics never seem to ... more

... have many 'gadgets' on their tvs, but in my mind, if the picture is good, then isn't that what a tv is for? The panny has now been superceded, but can be found around for very re asonable prices, I certainly wouldn't hesitate to replace it in years to come with further panasonics. In fact, we just bought a 24" panasonic!!(not to replace the 32 ;-)) What more do I need to say!!(24DX1) ...more

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Panasonic TX-32PK20: Silver dream (398 words)
by - written on 31/07/02 (Very useful, 460 readings)
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Having 'auditioned' this TV for almost 18 months, I can honestly say its been a constant source of visual delight!! Saying that, if I had paid £1300 for it, well, I think I would still say the same!! I found mine for £900, something of a bargain, all the relevant magazines at the time were raving about it, so I took the plunge and ordered via phone, without prior viewing ( never do this, screens really do come down to personal preference).. We owned a panny 25" quintrix before this, the picture was superlative as is this one! Not only is it perfectly clear, it has good colour seperation, no bleed of reds, and it can be viewed from a ... Read the complete review

Razor Sharp 32" 100Hz Panasonic (294 words)
by - written on 02/10/01 (Very useful, 1052 readings)
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You either like 100hz TVs or hate them. If you are in the latter you can stop reading now.... If you're still here then you probably see the advantages of 100hz TVs. The larger the screen size the more apparent the screen flicker. I believe that 32" is the crossover point where most people can detect the 50Hz flicker. Anyway the TX32PK20 has been around a while now and has I belive been superceded by the TX32PK25 which I belive is similar if not identical on the inside. One appeal for me of this TV is the cabinet size. When agreeing a purchase of this size (both in volume and monetary terms) its best to keep the ... Read the complete review