August 27, 2009

Panasonic 2009 LCD HDTV Range – Overview and Comparisons


Panasonic’s LCD range pales in comparison to the extensive plasma HDTV range but it has solid performers. Following are some of the new and extended technologies/functionalities available in the 2009 range.

NeoLCD

Panasonic’s new NeoLCD technology has reduced energy consumption to almost half the previous model.

120Hz Motion Picture Pro3

Panasonics 120Hz Motion Picture Pro3 technology which interpolates extra frames between existing ones providing smoother onscreen motion for fast moving video typical to sports and action movies.


Panasonic 2009 LCD HDTV

iPod Entertainment kit

The iPod Entertainment kit includes a specially designed, external Universal Dock for iPod. A special interface lets users manage content playback through simple on-screen display using only the VIERA’s remote control.

VIERA Image Viewer

All models now come with VIERA Image Viewer allowing the viewing of images from an SD card slot.

VIERA Link

Another all model feature is VIERA Link which utilizes the HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) standard to allow consumers to operate all VIERA Link compatible A/V components using a single TV remote control combined with on-screen menus. Consumers can also link in a network camera for monitoring.

The table below highlights those features which distinguish between the various models in Panasonic’s 2009 LCD HDTV range. Check the full specifications, read our series reviews by clicking the series designations and find prices from Amazon by clicking the individual model links.

Full HD – 1080p

HD – 720p

G1

TC-L37G1, TC-L32G1

Panasonic’s flagship LCD series with 120Hz for smoother fast-moving on-screen action for sports and gaming.

  • 1080p FullHD Resolution (37 inch model)
  • 120Hz Motion Picture Pro3
  • 20,000:1 Contrast Ratio (dynamic)
  • Motion Focus Technology
  • PC Input
  • Game Mode
  • 3x HDMI

Specification Panasonic G1 LCD HDTV

C12

TC-L32C12

The C12 Series delivers Full HD for broadcast TV.

  • 720p HD Resolution
  • 10,000:1 Contrast Ratio
  • PC Input
  • 2x HDMI

Specification Panasonic C12 LCD HDTV

U12

TC-L42U12

The VIERA U12 series provides all the detail of Full HD further enhanced by Panasonic’s Motion Focus Technology.

  • 1080p FullHD Resolution (37 inch model)
  • 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio (dynamic)
  • Motion Focus Technology
  • PC Input
  • Game Mode
  • 3x HDMI

Specification Panasonic U12 LCD HDTV

X1

TC-L26X1, TC-L32X1, TC-L37X1

Panasonic’s X1 Models for their iPod Entertainment Kit for control and play back your iPod music and videos.

  • 720p HD Resolution
  • iPod Entertainment Kit
  • 12,000:1 Contrast Ratio (dynamic)
  • PC Input
  • Game Mode
  • 3x HDMI (32 and 37 inch only)

Specification Panasonic X1 LCD HDTV

S1

TC-L37S1, TC-L32S1

Panasonic’s S1 series provides all the detail of Full HD further enhanced by Panasonic’s Motion Focus Technology.

  • 1080p FullHD Resolution
  • 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio (dynamic)
  • Motion Focus Technology
  • PC Input
  • Game Mode
  • 3x HDMI

Specification Panasonic S1 LCD HDTV

X14

TC 32LX14

The X14 Series delivers Full HD for broadcast TV.

  • 720p HD Resolution
  • 12,000:1 Contrast Ratio (dynamic)
  • PC Input
  • Game Mode
  • 3x HDMI

Specification Panasonic X14 LCD HDTV


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