- PANASONIC TV Line-up 2010 -

czoun

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PANASONIC D SERIES 2010 (LED-LCD) ( http://panasonic.net/avc/viera/us2010/product/d_lcd.html )

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  • IPS LED LCD
  • Wide Viewing Angle with IPS Panel
  • 120Hz Motion Picture Pro4
  • Motion Focus Technology
  • 24p Smooth Film
  • Clear Panel
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  • Universal Dock for iPod® Included
  • VIERA Image Viewer™ Photo
  • VIERA Link™
  • VIERA Tools
  • Game Mode
  • PC Input
ECO

  • Energy Star 4.0
 

savvas01

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15 February 2009
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πριν 1 μηνα αγορασα 42αρα S10...
με βλεπω κατα τον...Μαιο περιπου να την πηγαινω στην κρεβατοκαμαρα:idea: και να αγοραζω για το σαλονι μια 50αρα Pany 3D του 2010...
α ρε Pany:rifle: τι μας κανεις...παλι θα τα σκασουμε:Banane0:
 
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george k.

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14 April 2008
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Τα σάλια μου τρέχουν:2thumb22sup:. Φαντάζομαι είναι περιττό να ρωτήσω αν η v25 θα έχει hdmi 1.3 ή 1.4; Δε βλεπώ να το αναφέρουν πουθενά στα specifications. Αλλά αν παίζει 3d σε full hd, υποθέτω ότι θα έχει 1.4
 

Yperion

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21 June 2006
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BVR (Beyond Visual Range)
Δεν ξερω αν καταλαβα καλα αλλα νομιζω οτι οι HD Ready plasma καταργηθηκαν , η χαμηλότερη σειρα ειναι η C η οποια ειναι και αυτη Full HD απο τις 42" και πανω...

Η σειρα Χ περιλαμβανει μονο LCD πλεον...
 

czoun

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http://www2.panasonic.com/webapp/wc...0102307903&surfModel=Content01062010102307903

PANASONIC 2010 VIERA PLASMA HDTVS

C2 Series
While Panasonic’s focus in 2010 continues to be on High Definition 1080p HDTVs, the C2 series presents a line of 720- Plasma HDTVs which help Panasonic deliver on its promise to satisfy consumer demands for differing HDTV resolution options. The TC-P50C2, a 50-inch class HDTV (49.9” measured diagonally), TC-P46C2, a 46-inch class HDTV (46” measured diagonally) and the TC-P42C2, a 42-inch HDTV (41.6” measured diagonally) offer spectacular picture performance with a 600Hz Sub-field Drive that delivers razor-sharp resolution, VIERA Image Viewer for viewing and sharing digital photos with friends and family, music slideshowfunctionality, and VIERALink. Like the other members of the 2010 Panasonic VIERAHDTV line the C2 series contains no lead or mercury in the panel and the TVs have a lifespan of 100,000 hours.

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Simos.I

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Land of Dystopia
Ευτυχώς, στο στάκ είχα φθάσει για την V10, η υπομονή αμοίβεται τελικά.
Χρήστο ευχαριστούμε και Καλή Χρονιά!!!
 

czoun

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http://www.avforums.com/forums/reports-ces-2010/1168177-day-two-blog.html

Phil Hinton : David is too tired for blogging tonight and to be honest I feel the same. For anyone who hasn’t been to CES or hasn’t heard how big and busy it is, well it’s very big and this year, very busy.

The show floor today was a nightmare with the sheer number of visitors and this was certainly up on last year for the first day in my opinion. As always we targeted the big names first with Panasonic and LG covered in full for video coverage.

It was also the first chance that we have had to look carefully (in as good as possible conditions) to Panasonic’s new NeoPDP – and who can forget 3D – Plasma’s. We have heard many rumours and spoken off the record on numerous occasions with Panasonic on what these new TVs should feature, and it looks like they have come through with a TV that as soon as David and I saw it, we knew it was Kuro technology behind it. Really it was like looking at our own 5090 Pioneers. When you look at these things in as close a detail as we do and, use a Kuro as your reference, you get so used to the processing and look, that seeing it on a Panasonic screen was pretty weird. We knew it was coming, but even so, seeing really is believing.

Ok, so we won’t give a definitive opinion until we can have the new Plasma’s in our testing environments, but what we saw today did get us excited and some what relieved. You may ask why we would be relieved if we are supposed to be independent in our views. Well, I say that because if Panasonic and LG hadn’t tried to move on the Plasma tech with R&D this year, we feared that Plasma may have been left to gather dust. But instead we are once again happy to see that things are moving forward again and possibly moving ahead of where Pioneer left off. What we saw of the new LG PDPs was also very positive and there is a clear improvement in black levels.

So it’s a brief blog and David clearly cannot take the pace, poor boy. But do check out the videos now being published in this very forum!

See you for tomorrow’s update and I hear you have snow over there at the moment. Nice.

http://www.avforums.com/forums/plasma-televisions/1168221-panasonic-kuro-yes-really.html

Phil Hinton : Ok, so we are having a bit of fun with the naming of the thread, but we are not joking when we say that as soon as we saw the new Panasonic Plasma's at CES we recognised them straight away as Kuro tech. It was just so obvious when you are used to using a kuro as a reference, and seeing it with a Panasonic badge was quite weird but wonderful. No definitive opinion from me until I get one to fully test and no UK model news until february, but good news to be getting on with...

http://www.avforums.com/forums/reports-ces-2010/1166497-11pm-panasonic-press-conference.html

Danid Mackenzie: 3:40pm: 3D PDP is discussd. For the V-Series 3D VIERA TVs, The scanning technology and phosphor formulation has been changed to allow 3D to work properly, but the benefits are also reaped for 2D content. By changing the phosphor formulation, we now have even better black levels: "Infinite Black Panel Pro" is the marketing term.
 
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vaskal

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19 June 2008
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Αν και δεν ακούω τίποτα για HDMI 1,4 έχω κάνει χώρο για μία 54" ....
άλλωστε το έχω γράψει εδώ και μήνες οτι αυτές τις PANASONIC περίμενα.