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September 8, 2009Panasonic G15 Full HD 1080p Plasma HDTV ReviewPanasonic’s G15 Series (TC-P42G15, TC-P46G15 and TC-P50G15) plasma HDTVs provide offers excellent connectivity options with media center functionalities (integrating Internet access) all on a THX Certified display.
A summary of notable features includes;
The G15 plasma HDTV models incorporate Panasonic’s new NeoPDP technology which delivers the impressive contrast ratios quoted as well as deeper blacks and doubled luminance efficiency with associated reduced power consumption (1/3 of 2007 models for the same brightness). THX Certification indicates the G15 models have been tested and have satisfied a wide array of benchmark standards including contrast, color, de-interlacing and black levels. There is a THX Mode which optimizes the viewing experience by providing a single button calibration. G15 models continue the HDTVs integration of further multimedia delivery services. The addition of Amazon’s VOD service on VIERA CAST allows viewers to stream video from Amazon’s extensive library. If you like the idea of simplified connection and setup with other AV devices using a wireless network then the flagship Panasonic Z1 plasma HDTV with WirelessHD deserves consideration. For movie fans, the Panasonic V10 plasma series with premium quality 24p movie playback and Digital Cinema Color offer the same experience as a digital cinema. Read our overview and comparison of the Panasonic plasma HDTV range it you need to consider what other model options are available. ResourcesSpecification Panasonic G15 Plasma HDTV User Reviews and Price Comparisons
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