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Panasonic VIERA TC-P65VT30 65-inch 1080p 3D Plasma HDTV
. Give boasts impressive style, a luxurious backlit remote control, bages of features and the pick of Panasonic's picture enhancing processing including Infinite Black Pro and High Contrast Filter Pro
Superb with HD images And it excels with HD content, which gives a delightful picture that is rich in detail and color. Spin Thor on Blu-ray and VT30 not only getting the darkest areas of inky black, also refusing to lose any information or edge definition contained in the shadows. Image of punch and vibrancy just add to the great picture. Switch to some 3D content and the VT30 shows no real weaknesses. There's little motion instability to speak of and the general level of brightness and vividness means there's a serious wow factor here. The picture is smooth and sumptThere's little motion instability to speak of and the general level of brightness and vividness means there's a serious wow factor here. The picture is smooth and sumptuous which makes viewing a 3D movie like Despicable Me hugely rewarding. If you've the facility to do so. plump for the Freesat images over their Freeview HD equivalent. There's just a hint of extra sharpness, clarity and stability, but you can't really grumble about either tuner. They're comfortably among the best in class. |
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| The TV's internal scaler is up to the job of handling standard-def off-air signals and normal DVD discs too - the end result is detailed and cohesive.
Sounds decent for a flatscreen And, unlike many of its flatscreen counterparts, the VT30 makes a fine fist of sound quality. The two 6W and one 10W speaker configuration sees the set fire out a decent amount of weight, but it also exhibits enough clarity and openness so as not to sound closed-in and boxy like so many of its peers. If you can afford it - and more importantly accommodate it in your living room - then more power to you; the VT30 is a stunning big-screen TV. |
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