Panasonic TH-50PZ80EA

I purchased this P Panasonic tv a few years ago for around £900 It s a 50" inch plasma tv The picture quality is excellent, I understand that some plasma TVs can have problems with pixel freeze and other display problems but have never experienced any such problems with this TV. The setup menus are very easy to use, allowing you to choose the various picture/sound settings according to your preference. The sound quality is also very good, however it is easy to set up additional sound systems if required. There are various different input sources available on the tv, allowing you to connect to cameras/camcorders/pc/games consoles etc. It is easy to select the ...

Panasonic TH-42PX600E

Initially i was very happy with the new TV very good picture and sound quality. When I watched some faster paced programmes it did blur and get blotchy. However this was still better that any normal TV It was not until I purchased Sky HD that the TV came into its own. When watching something like a football match you can pick out every action fro every person in the crowd the detail is that good. Planet Earth was also played in HD and you just can t compare it to normal definition it is truly ...

Panasonic TH-37PW5EX

CRT televisions were still very much the norm in living rooms up and down the country, and the new-fangled plasma sets were viewed as rather exotic - exotic AND expensive. P Panasonic s TH-37PW5EX model was the first plasma that I owned, and it cost just under £2000! Nowadays you ll see the set selling for around ten times less in eBay - but if it s features that you re after, it s probably best to look elsewhere. Despite its age, the 37" set retains a modern appearance with a fairly thin surround, and a minimalistic, uncluttered design. The real giveaway to the product s age is the fact that its depth is thicker than the majority of its modern day brethren - ...