What's New This Year?
- Super Contrast--native contrast ratios on the PZ85, PZ800 and PX 850 series are 30,000:1, double last year's 15,000:1.
- Dynamic contrast ratios are up to 1,000,000:1.
- new anti-reflective filter; lead-free "Tough Under Force" panel is resistant to impacts and scratches
- Built-in SD card slot with Photo Viewer/Gallery Player software
- x.v. Color and Deep Color (HDMI 1.3 features)
- Game Mode auto-adjusts image quality suitable to games and includes anti-image retention
- Viera Link is now compatible with Onkyo and Yamaha home theater systems
- At least 3 HDMI inputs on all models (4 on PZ800 and PZ850 series)
- THX Certification on PZ800 and PZ850 series
Which Viera is Right For You?
Click here to see a comparison of step up features on each Viera series.Amazing color reproduction
The incredible black reproduction of a Panasonic High-Definition Plasma TV results in impressive contrast and beautiful, natural colors. So you'll get warm, accurate skin tones, gorgeous greens, breathtaking blues and vivid reds. For color that's as rich and bold as life itself, look to a Panasonic Plasma TV.Consistent brightness from any angle
A Panasonic Plasma combines anti-glare and anti-reflection technology with the natural light-emitting properties of plasma, to give you a super-wide viewing range with a crisp, beautiful image from almost any angle.Smooth, graceful motion
When you're watching sports or movies with fast-motion graphics, you want a TV that can keep up with the action. With over 900 lines of moving picture, self-illuminating plasma displays eliminate afterimages in fast-action scenes. So whether you're watching a sporting event or an action-packed movie, you'll always get the most impressive viewing experience possible. |
1,000,000:1 Contrast
The Panasonic's Real Black system (a pre-discharge suppression system) and improved panel production processes combine to reproduce outstanding blacks with superb contrast. Each image is richly expressive, from bright scense, like scorching desert landscapes, to dark cave scenes. Compare the image produced by conventional HDTV on the left to the Real Black image produced on the right |
More Colors
Viera HDTVs support the xvYCC color profile (Extended YCC Colorimetry for Video Applications), or "x.v. color" for short. Standard RGB color space allows the display of a portion of the colors that are viewable to the human eye. The next generation "xvYCC" color space actually offers an available range of colors that exceeds what human eyes can recognize.
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Deep Color
Where x.v. color expands the available range of colors your HDTV can display, Deep Color increases the number of colors your HDTV can display within that range, for smoother transitions from color to color.
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Connectivity
Viera flat panel HDTVs interact with an array of high-definition devices and services, making it easy for consumers to access and enjoy content as never before. As of 2008, Viera Link is compatible with Onkyo and Yamaha home theater systems.Videos and stills recorded on SD cards can easily be viewed via the SD slots on Panasonic Blu-Ray Disc players and Viera HDTVs. | Viera Link means easy connectivity via HDMI cables. Finally, consumers can easily operate their Blu-Ray Disc players, DVD recorders and home theater systems with a single remote control device. |
4 HDMI inputs to connect all of your devices directly to your television. | Equipped with an RGB input terminal, VIERA can connect with your PC and serve as a large-screen monitor. |
Long Life
Panasonic plasma panels are rated to last 100,000 hours, which is about 30 years of regular or 11 years of non-stop usage before the brightness of the display is halved. |
Get Full HD with Blu-Ray Disc Players
A Panasonic 1080p plasma television is able to render 1920x1080 pixels, but standard DVDs have a resolution of just 720x480. Blu-ray discs output true 1080p High-Definition resolution and have a storage capacity ten times greater than standard DVDs, so no pixel gos to waste. |
Which is the Right Viera for You?
Screen Size Measured Diagonally | 1080p Full HD 1920 x 1080 pixels | Native Contrast Ratio | PC Input | THX Cert | 24p | Speakers | HDMI Inputs | One Sheet of Glass Design | Swivel Base | Shades of Gradation | H.264 Codec | Digital Cinema Color | Studio Reference Mode | Pro Setting Menu | Serial Port | Standard Features | |
TH-42PX80U | 42 inches | 15,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 |
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TH-50PX80U | 50 inches | 15,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-42PZ80U | 42 inches | 20,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-46PZ80U | 46 inches | 20,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-50PZ80U | 50 inches | 20,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-42PZ85U | 42 inches | 30,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-46PZ85U | 46 inches | 30,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-50PZ85U | 50 inches | 30,000:1 | 2 | 3 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-42PZ800U | 42 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-46PZ800U | 46 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-50PZ800U | 50 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-58PZ800U | 58 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 4,096 | ||||||||||||
TH-46PZ850U | 46 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 5,120 | ||||||||||||
TH-50PZ850U | 50 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 5,120 | ||||||||||||
TH-58PZ850U | 58 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 5,120 | ||||||||||||
TH-65PZ850U | 65 inches | 30,000:1 | 4 | 4 | 5,120 |
Customer Review: Panasonic doesn't care about its customers
I received this product a couple week ago. Within the first week, the remote control completely stopped working (and yes, I did try changing the batteries). I contacted Panasonic's "viera concierge" (a glorified name for customer service) immediately (on Dec 22, 2008), explained that this was a brand new TV and asked them to expedite a remote. Because the TV has no channel/volume controls directly on the set, the TV is basically useless without a remote. Well, two weeks later, I still have yet to receive my remote, and emails to the representative have gone unanswered. Basically, I am left with a useless TV. I don't believe Panasonic could do LESS to provide support for a $900+ TV.
Customer Review: Great Panasonic Plasma TV
I've long been a Panasonic fan. They make great and reliable electronics. So it wasn't hard for me to narrow down my choice of flat panels as I finally made a decision to buy. Wasn't a big fan of plasmas until this TV came along. Easy to set up out of the box, fantastic color, looks great in a well lighted room. Some initial difficulty in the set up menu...establishing separate component hook ups. But no big deal. I give the TV 4 out of five stars because I have never given a product 5 stars. Buy this TV -- you will not be disappointed. One last comment, Amazon shipped the TV in a very timely manner.
If you're like most people you've got many questions regarding home theater or you've tried to search for a plasma or LCD panel TV installer. Maybe you've wondered about how to wall mount a flat screen TV, how hide the wires, how to calibrate my surround sound system. The easiest solution is to find a home theater installer you can trust. But how do you find the right one for you?
Finding a Plasma or LCD Panel TV Installer
First, any home theater installation company should be licensed, bonded and insured to protect you from any mishaps, so be sure to ask for proof. Beyond that though, consider the following...
Are they part of the Better Business Bureau? Does the plasma or LCD panel TV installer you're considering have a clear record or a list of complaints? Do a little homework at the BBB. Although some unscrupulous companies might not have charges against them, it's still better to double-check.
Do they charge for in-house consultation? A reputable TV or surround sound installer will come to your home, offer suggestions and provide a quote at no charge. The reason? They make their money by providing great customer service and then doing quality work.
Did they 'trash talk' another installer? A reliable plasma or LCD panel tv installer spends their time showing potential clients why they are best and not waste that time by putting down another company or product.
Do they have references? Again, the BBB might not have all the details you expect. That means you should talk to their past clients to see what they have to say about their service experience.
What about appearances? First, look at their web site. If they have a web site that's a jumbled mess think of how your installation will look when they're done.
How do their employees look? A three-piece suit might be attractive, but you need a home theater installer and not a lawyer or accountant. Chances are, an 'over-dressed' person doesn't know much about the hands-on labor of home theater instillation. Equally as important though, you don't want someone who's unkempt and wearing disheveled clothing. Someone who takes pride in their appearance usually takes pride in the work they do. So while its true image isn't everything, you can usually judge the service you'll receive based on what you see.
Do they put their promises in writing? Contracts are important so make sure they spell out everything they plan to do, what it will include, and when it will be completed. That way there are no surprises. Should you need it, it's also your proof in court.
Before you decide on a home theater company be sure to consider all of these points. If you do, then it is possible to find the right plasma or LCD panel tv installer for you.
For more information on this topic, and additional questions, feel free to contact us through our website at www.TheMediaRoomOnline.com.
-The Media Room
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