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The editors liked
Hugely impressive picture quality
Stunningly deep black levels
Gorgeous colours
Good audio quality
Sterling range of smart apps
Intense black
No motion blur
Peerless 2D and 3D Blu
Ray
Viera Connect interface
Awesome black levels
Dynamic range is equally as breath-taking
Reference out-of- the-box colours
Calibration controls are superb
Usual high calibre 3D performance
Excellent internet features - even if the browser is 'hidden'
8 train speakers work we
Amazing sharpness
Very bright
Superb 2D and 3D image quality
Amazing styling
Plenty of inputs
Both freesat HD and Freeview HD tuners
Outstanding HD image quality
Dual core processor updates
Convincing Full HD 3D
Smart design and clean interface
Exhaustive spec
Clever Touch Pad remote
Good smart TV selection and performance
Superb pictures
Excellent
Cinematic picture quality
Minimal crosstalk with 3D images
Good value for what's on offer
Good 2D and 3D picture quality
High contrast
3400
1
Very wide viewing angles
Colour fidelity
Average Delta E 2.8
3D
Practically no crosstalk (right and left images overlapping)
Two pairs of 3D glasses supplied
Sensational picture quality in 2D and 3D mode
Excellent build quality and design
The editors didn't like
The cheaper GT50 offers many of the same features at a much lower cost
Menu presentation needs a refresh
Dated TV user interface
Limited digital file support
Touchpad feels first
Gen
Still issues with 50Hz material
We'd like a little more light output in the Professional Modes
Touch Pad struggles with fine movement
Some dither noise in darker elements of the picture
Difficulties with network performance when wired. Wireless was fi
Some picture artifacts on moving objects
3D glasses still a bit to heavy
Secondary touchpad controller
More affordable sibling runs it close
Not the brightest pictures in the world
Some fizzing noise over skin tones
Chubbier and heavier than LCD models
Glossy screen
Prone to reflections
High power use
317 watts
Plastic stand
It's pretty expensive
Pictures aren't as bright in light conditions as LED TVs
The Panasonic TX-P50VT50B is another outstanding Plasma television from the company's 2012 lineup. It features the killer combination of outstandingly deep black levels, excellent screen uniformity, freedom from meaningful viewing angle limitations, natur...
Published: 2012-03-26, Author: Mark , review by: avforums.com
Awesome black levels, Dynamic range is equally as breath-taking, Reference out-of- the-box colours, Calibration controls are superb, Usual high calibre 3D performance, Excellent internet features - even if the browser is 'hidden', 8 train speakers work we
Still issues with 50Hz material, We'd like a little more light output in the Professional Modes, Touch Pad struggles with fine movement, Some dither noise in darker elements of the picture, Difficulties with network performance when wired. Wireless was fi
Whilst our 3D test pattern showed the Panasonic VT50 to display full horizontal and vertical resolution at 1920 x 1080 pixels, this only seemed to apply in low to average brightness scenes. When we brought up one of the bright on-screen menus, the vertica...
Intense black, No motion blur, Peerless 2D and 3D Bluray, Viera Connect interface
Dated TV user interface, Limited digital file support, Touchpad feels firstgen
Already named the European Plasma TV of the year 2012-2013 by the European Imaging Sound Association (EISA), the Panasonic TX-P50VT50 comes with a big reputation. In testing, the TV delivers in spades, with that new black-boosting panel filter a key - if ...
Elegant Design, Deep Blacks, Realistic HD and 3D Visuals, Accurate Colors, Excellent Motion Rendering
Prone To Screen Burnin, Average Noise Filters
Top Of The Line Having scrutinized the Viera VT50S from every possible angle, it's time now to access the TV's worth, and more importantly, if it's really worth paying S$6,499 for. Looks wise, we have to admit this 65-inch model is undoubtedly the best lo...
Images 2D et 3D très agréables, Taux de contraste élevé: 3400:1, Angles de vision très ouverts, Colorimétrie fidèle: Delta E moyen de 2,8, 3D: crosstalk (dédoublement d'image) quasiment inexistant, 2 paires de lunettes 3D fournies
Écran brillant sujet aux reflets, Consommation électrique élevée: 317 watts, Pied en plastique
Le Panasonic VT50 prend la relève ! Comme ses prédécesseurs, il offre une qualité d'image proche de la perfection, malgré les petits défauts de la technologie à plasma (poids, consommation). C'est LE téléviseur pour les passionnés de Home Cinema. ...
Published: 2012-05-17, Author: La , review by: tomsguide.fr
Abstract: Le Panasonic TX-P50VT50 est le vaisseau amiral de la gamme d’écran néo-plasma du constructeur japonais. A ce jour, il faut bien l’avouer, Panasonic a peu de concurrents sur le terrain du home-cinéma plasma. LG fait un peu ce qu’il peut. Quant aux plasmas ...
3D fantastique, Traitement antireflet sans équivalent, Couleurs magnifiques
Prix, Luminosité assez faible
Le Panasonic TX-P50VT50 est le vaisseau amiral de la gamme d'écran néo-plasma du constructeur japonais. A ce jour, il faut bien l'avouer, Panasonic a peu de concurrents sur le terrain du home-cinéma plasma. LG fait un peu ce qu'il peut. Quant aux plasmas ...
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