Panasonic TH-37PX600PED

Panasonic TH-37PX8

put scarts into, two HD sockets and numerous other plugs at the back. It also comes with freeview built in . You dont actually realize what a differnce HD makes to gaming until you play again on a normal tv, it really spoils you for it. I bought it from Comet last year and i paid around £575 which included £75 for the bracket it sits on, which i really grudged. I believe now the stands are included. The only downside is we have Sky+ and when you are watching Sky you can hear some background noise from the Freeview i regularly change the Freeview chanel to stop this but it keeps getting moved. Overall i thimks its great and looks the ...

Panasonic TH-37PX80

this TV was in Currys and it simply blew away the rest of the LCD and plasmas away, although admittedly it was connected to a DVD player rather than the TV signal the rest were connected to. I also checked it out in Comet just to see what the picture was like in there and, connected to a TV signal, it was very good compared to the ones round about it. The one problem it does suffer from is when watching sport - football tends to look a bit grainy whilst (not that I watch it very often) swimming, well the graphics don t seem to be able to handle the close-up detail when water is frantically splashing about. However for watching day-to-day TV, DVDs and gaming it is very ...

Panasonic TH-37PE50

lag whilst watching Sin City, but that is the only time have noticed something to criticise. The Picture from the built in freeview also look superb. The set looks really nice in our lounge. We did originally have it on an Alphason AD93/s stand, which looked amazing, but we now have it on a M&S TV stand (we had to buy a pedestal stand for the TV) and it still looks brilliant. The remote is well laid out and easy to use and screen menus are easy to navigate and well laid out. We have never had a problem with this TV and, currently, have no plans to upgrade to a HD set as this fits our purpose exactly. Highly recommend this ...