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Abstract: With the rapidly depleting prices of flat-panel televisions in the current climate, 1080p is quickly becoming both a buzz phrase and a necessary technology to common consumers instead of a strictly enthusiast’s tool. The fact that a rash of 32” 1080p...
Abstract: The Panasonic PZ80Q plasmas are the first TVs to include built-in support for , which is designed to enable full access to digital cable TV services without the need for a separate cable box. Aside from the Tru2way support, the PZ80Q models are effecti...
Abstract: Typical of plasma flat-panel TVs, Panasonic's TH-50 PZ 80 E shows its strengths best in dark surroundings, where it gives a natural picture representation from all viewing angles and a structured reproduction of dark picture details. On the flip side, the Panasonic looks rather..
The Panasonic TH-46PZ80U offers many of the strengths that we've come to expect from Plasma televisions, including an excellent viewing angle and deep blacks. Colors were a mixed bag, keep the brightness low and you get accurate colors. Turn it up, h...
This 46in plasma from Panasonic, may not be as cheap as the 50in LG 50PG6000, but it's also a better TV. Considering the image quality and design, Panasonic has hit an amazing price point with the TH-46PZ80B. OK, so the black levels aren't quite as deep a...
Delivering excellent black level, revealing shadow detail, fluid motion, detailed resolution and natural colours, performance-wise the Panasonic TH42PZ80 is fundamentally a PZ85 minus the [Intelligent Frame Creation] technology which–truth be told–we're n...
Not that thrilling; doesn't have any advanced sound or picture processing
This is a sturdy TV in every way, it's well built, feels well put together and has incredibly robust picture performance. It's not the most exciting TV, and it certainly lacks some high-end features, but that doesn't detract from its decent price and ...
“A 42-inch plasma with full 1920 x 1080 resolution and 30,000:1 contrast ratio? For under £800?” we hear you say. To which we reply, “Hell, yeah!” While there is some cost-cutting, you still get three HDMI inputs, all compatib...
One of the compromises made for such a low price is the lack of picture settings beyond the basics - although that's more a quibble for the hardcore techno-tweakerphiles. We're definitely not a fan of the screen's shiny surface, though, which...
Some compromises have been made, and its performance in well-lit rooms isn't quite so hot, but this is still a great screen for the money.Panasonic TH-42PZ80B is tagged with Panasonic, plasma, television and high definition. Select a tag (Panasonic, f...
The PZ80 improves on the performance of the entry level PX80 range and loses little to the step up PZ85 series and as such makes a very interesting proposition. The overall performance of the PZ80 with High Definition as well as Standard Definition mak...
