Panasonic G10 46 inch Review
TC-P46G10 Review By “Johny”
Panasonic VIERA G10 Series TC-P46G10 46-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV
Having to change my LCD TV with a TV + suitable for large room that I’ve got better and especially suitable for game, I went through a period where I kept an eye on the various offerings in the various chains of electronics.
I arrived at a conclusion, the plasma has certainly warmer colors than LCD, although the plasma weighs much more than an LCD and also consumes much more.!
The TV was still trying to be a 46 “Full HD possible to take advantage of the PS3 games, with a minimum of two HDMI inputs and other inputs 2 Scart, then everything else could be optional.
I saw the flier for this beautiful TV, a plasma 46 “Full HD with built-in digital terrestrial tuner obviously prepared for the Pay-TV, and a well-600Hz technology, which was to say more in video games, because the Hz are many times the image is refreshed in the second, then think a little!
Then the weight, a nice small weights, and considering that all the plasma TV does not have the swivel base just because they weigh much, it was a disadvantage for me ..!
So, if I am in love with another TV, I will review soon!
However I think it’s a good product overall.
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Review By “Sheperd”
This TV is a true masterpiece. All equipment is studied in detail. looking at technologies and architectures.
Designer team to put just a nice sleek looking TV and fluid, that fans will love it for sure. The color explosion of gas technology allows the screen to reach levels very high graphics and image definition.
The possibility of co-use a PlayStation 3 or a blue ray player can be a very good idea from the standpoint of our hi-tech enthusiasts. Using a PlayStation 3 using HDMI cable (secret for those interested) exploits the technological capabilities of the TV and allows people who buy it to enjoy its full capacity.
I strongly recommend buying this TV at hi-fi owners looking for a TV that suits their case.
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Review By “George Plamus”
I think I bought 6 months this type of product and I think the price is very cheap and the video quality is good.
I think having tried other brands of this size always think it is very good video on panasonic.
Discrete colors, excellent graphics, sound, quite audible and very easy in his post only to have many accessories such support SD card must spend more then having the built-in decoder, but without the card holder must spend another. Last reason is plasma viewing angle is also a very good at an angle loses quality.
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Prices : $950 – $1,200 (May 2010) Compare Prices
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