#PANASONIC VIERA PLASMA TV STAND PRO#

There are five preset Picture modes: Vivid, Standard, THX, Game, and Custom. According to Panasonic, this updated screen filter is better at rejecting reflections and offers deeper blacks.

#PANASONIC VIERA PLASMA TV STAND PRO#

Along with PanasonicвЂ™s higher-end models, this set is equipped with the companyвЂ™s newest Infinite Black Panel (Infinite Black Pro in the 3D designs). At 3.5 inches deep (without stand), it isnвЂ™t a member of the thinner-isin club. The TC-P50G20 has a relatively plain, gloss-black bezel. Both lines are THX certified and ENERGY STAR qualified. The only differences are the addition of a Viera Link connection for a home network camera on the G25s, as well as additional 42- and 46-inch G25 models. The G25 models appear to be nearly the same as the G20s and include identical prices for sets of the same size. If you shop for either set elsewhere, youвЂ™ll have to opt for another Panasonic line. As of this writing, they are exclusive to Best Buy stores. PanasonicвЂ™s G20 series is strictly 2D and offers 50- and 54-inch models. Exhibit A is the subject of this review-the new Panasonic Viera TC-P50G20. While those of us who cover the field recognize the dramatic advances in LCD technology in the last few years, many of us appreciate the things that plasmas still do better than LCDs. If you see a Panasonic HDTV thatвЂ™s 46 inches or larger, it will be a plasma. Yes, Panasonic also does LCDs, but only in smaller sizes. As the sole remaining major Japanese plasma manufacturer, it offers a huge range of models. LCDs are now soaking up a larger and larger percentage of the market, and itвЂ™s been hard slogging for plasma displays. Black level disappoints, but still solid.Price: $1,500 At A Glance: Superb resolution

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