Panasonic TX-P42G20B Review

!±8± Panasonic TX-P42G20B Review

A review of the Panasonic TX-P42G20B plasma TV is a pleasure to do once one takes a few minutes to size up all the functions and features of this newest addition to the UK line of Panasonic plasma televisions. This 42-inch big-screen TV is new for 2010 and it makes use of a number of innovative technologies particular to Panasonic, including its well-working NeoPDP suite of picture display functions.

This new TV is meant to be the replacement for the older G10 line of flat-panel plasma TVs and as such its taken over quite capably. It's also a true high-definition TV, displaying its on-screen action at a 1920x1080 (1080p) resolution. Older high-definition televisions displaying at 720p weren't technically "true" high-def, though they had a fine picture. Still, this new Panasonic's display is a qualitative step upward.

In addition to 1080p (pixels), the Panasonic TX-P42G20B also makes use of Panasonic's "Intelligent Frame Creation Pro" suite and a 600Hz motion engine to sharpen and focus (and keep track of) the picture display to great effect. It also comes with a built-in Freeview-HD tuning filter that eliminates the need for external equipment to pick up certain UK-specific satellite channels. It's fairly new to the UK, though more people than ever are seeking it out.

With a dynamic contrast ratio of 5,000,000 to 1 most anybody watching the Panasonic TX-P42G20B display its imagery will be instantly impressed by the quality of the blacks (they'll look super-deep) and the whites (super-white, in fact) along with the vibrancy of the colors that'll appear on the screen. Combined with pixel rate and refresh rate (made possible by the 600Hz engine), most anybody would say that the Panasonic delivers one of the best-looking displays around.

Connecting the TV to a number of different electronic components (DVD players, video game consoles, surround sound systems and even computers) will be fairly easy because there are 4 separate HDMI inputs and 2 USB 2.0 ports along with a variety of digital audio outs, memory card slots and the like. There are also VGA ports, which can enable the TV to act as a giant computer monitor, if one desires.

The Panasonic TX-P42G20B TV is also Dolby THX certified, meaning that the sound it produces and then puts out will be very nice. All such TVs, of course, can benefit from the addition of a real audio sound system that delivers surround sound free of the television's limited number of speakers (usually 2) but this Panasonic does well at producing a decent quality of sound with little real effort.

Like many of the new 2010 Viera-class Panasonic flat-panel televisions (this TV is a Viera), the TX-P43G20B comes ready for WiFi and Skype through use of an optional WiFi dongle and USB adapter. It takes only a minute to get everything up and running, as well. By the way; the G20B features the 3-pin-plug common to the UK. The G20 is the standard plug version familiar to many others.

The Panasonic TX-P42G20B plasma TV is a 42-inch flat-panel television of great accomplishment. It's a replacement for the G10 lineup and is new to the public for the 2010 model year and is designed to sit attractively in a room of most any size. It can, in fact, make for a primary or even a secondary (in a bedroom, for example) TV. As well, its price (1,100 British pounds, including VAT) is attractive enough to draw in many looking for a new TV.

Panasonic TX-P42G20B Review

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Panasonic 50 Inch Plasma TV - Review of Panasonic TC - P50G20 Model

!±8± Panasonic 50 Inch Plasma TV - Review of Panasonic TC - P50G20 Model

This Panasonic 50 inch plasma TV is a new treat into the market, in case you need a plasma TV for your sitting room. Panasonic apparently doesn't forget its customers, in that the company's products improve the quality of the picture, as well as add a number of interactive features.

Panasonic has attempted to hand on some of the most popular features in its G20 series as a way of satisfying the demand for Plasma TV, that has the most recent features in television technology.

The G20 series as an advanced technology, is certainly going to get some head turn, more than the G10 series before it, which attracted attention.

This new Panasonic 50 inch plasma TV (TC-P50G20 Model), which is in the same category as the G25 series, makes available some of the delightful features, such as a better picture quality, and new suites for communications. Only a few things are excluded.

As already mentioned, Panasonic TC-P50 G20 also incorporates some nice interactive features with its VIERA Cast - Wi-Fi and Videophone capabilities. It provides for web entertainment, to be used with the necessary gadgets, in order to enjoy your plasma TV to the fullest.

You only need to pay more money to enable you buy those gadgets. The TV allows you to use Skype audio and video chat, but you need an external web cam and microphone headset for using this feature, deliberately powered for this purpose.

Netflix will be ready for use this June, additional to the normal online sources, such as Picasa, YouTube, and Amazon video, etc. along with the use of Pandora for your favorite content; you can also do twitting if you love to.

You need an external dongle or LAN adapter, in order to use the Wi-Fi feature of Panasonic TC - P50G20, typical of the recent interactive TV. Providing deep black shades, the Neo PDP Infinite Black panel, brought in by the 50 inch Plasma glass display, gives shaper and clearer images.

The image analysis technology, in this model, results in a very high clarity images and functions well with the film maker when you watch your favorite film. This welcome feature improves your experience during your movie watching moment.

You watch the TV, containing the 1080p technology along with the 600HZ sub-field drive, in a uniform manner, with hardly any aftereffects remaining, after the pictures have been received and displayed.

This new Panasonic 50 inch plasma TV (TC-P50G20 Model) also saves you energy. It complies with the Energy Star 4.0 certification. This TV can fit into your sitting room, without you having to be anxious, concerning the lighting conditions, which are typical of the later TVs.

Panasonic 50 Inch Plasma TV - Review of Panasonic TC - P50G20 Model

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Fix for active Panasonic Plasma

!±8± Fix for active Panasonic Plasma

DO NOT DO THIS WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF A PROFESSIONAL. YOU COULD DAMAGE YOUR TV OR CAUSE SELF-INFLICTED INJURIES. THIS WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY! After 1 year of owning my Panasonic Plasma it began to create an audible buzz. It could be heard from over 20' away and was ruining my home theater experience. My TV was wall mounted and when I tilted it, the buzz would stop. The buzz would also increase and decrease based on the brightness of the picture. I finally took the back panel off and located a loose circuit board. After tightening the circuit board the noise stopped. Just because this was the cause of my plasma's buzz doesn't mean it's the cause of yours. 2008 Panasonic TH-58PZ800U

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The New 2010 Panasonic TX-P42G20 Overview

!±8± The New 2010 Panasonic TX-P42G20 Overview

The first wave of the new 2010 televisions have just been released and the first of the new models to be released in the UK is the Panasonic G20 series which comprises of the 42" tx-p42g20, a 46" and 50" screen versions are also available. The new Panasonic TX-P42G20 incorporates the new advanced NeoPDP technology, which is there to give the very best in picture quality, the new tx-p42g20 plasma boasts higher efficiency, better image quality and lower power consumption than last years g10 series.

The new Panasonic tx-p42g20 incorporates the new developed panels that use a new filter and discharge gas, which gives you improved phosphor and redesigned cell structure which means a fantastic picture quality that you would expect to find on a television that is three times the price.

One of the things that the new NeoPDP technology does is to dramatically improve the basic image quality of television programmes and movies by boosting the contrast to provide a much smoother motion of images thanks to the innovative 600Hz Sub-field Drive technology. In addition, high-speed drive technology drastically cuts the time it takes for the light emission to reach peak brightness, and a new phosphor shortens afterglow time by about one-thirds, thus making NeoPDP ideal for sports, movies and gaming.

One of the other features that you will see about the new g20 series over the g10 is that the g20 series is THX certified meaning that you can guarantee the level of picture and sound quality that you now get with the txp42g20 television. The THX certificate was only available on last year v10 series and this is a huge boost for the new g20 series of televisions. To receive THX certification televisions must follow a strict control to determine, for example, if the same level of brightness and colour are maintained in any area of vision or if the black levels meet the criteria of quality. The TXP42G20b meets all thanks to the THX Certified Display Program.

Another boost for this television is the fact that Panasonic have joined up with Pioneer technicians and have added elements of Pioneers award winning Kuro technology to make the blacks even blacker than ever before for less than half the price the the kuro costs.

The New 2010 Panasonic TX-P42G20 Overview

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