Panasonic TH-42PF11EK

Panasonic TX-P42S10B

This TV is my first foray into flatscreen. I ve been very spoilt with a good quality Panasonic 28" which gave a beautifully sharp picture, and I ve been nervous of the jump to a larger set as the majority of large sets give quite a pixelated picture from a standard digital signal. On viewing various sets, this Panasonic upscales a standard signal beautifully and the HD picture (That I m using from Virgin cable) is absolutely stunning. Blu Ray gives even better results. I ve always thought that Panasonic tend to give very realistic colours (Particularly on skin tones) and while I ve always rated Sony for having the best picture on the market, the Sony sets that I ...

Panasonic TH-42PZ700E

tuner Broadcast Stereo Reception: NICAM (FM) Fastext: 2000P Level 2.5, FASTEXT/LIST/TOP Receiving System: PAL -I, DVB; AV-NTSC: PAL-525/60, NTSC, And M-NTSC xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Display xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Screen Size / Screen Aspect: 42 inches (106 cm) diagonal / 16: 9 Wide Panel: G10 Progressive Full-HD Plasma Display Panel Number of Pixels: 2,073,600 (1,920 x 1,080) pixels Applicable PC Signals: SXGA Displayable Colours: Max. 68.7 billion equivalent colours for darker part Contrast Ratio: Max. 5,000:1 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sound xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Speaker System: Smart Sound Speaker System Speakers Audio Output: 31 W (13W + 2.5 W) x 2, 10 percent THD Ambience: Yes xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ...

Panasonic TH-42PW5EX

If you are looking for a quality plasma television at a great price, then look no more. Panasonic is an industry leader in manufacturing superb plasma TVs and this particular model is no exception. I purchased my TV about three weeks ago for around $1,800. When deciding which set to purchase, I looked at two factors... price and picture quality. The price is great for the size of the screen and the picture quality is second to none. I couldn t find a better picture on any other set... even the more expensive models. Although this set lacks some of the fancy features that come with some of the other expensive models (i.e. picture-in-picture) you have to ask yourself if ...