Feb
10

Review Panasonic LCD TV TC-32LX50

Filed Under LCD TV News, Panasonic LCD TV 

Panasonic have been pre-eminent in the plasma TV market and they are now building up their LCD TV product line.

They are a “high end” manufacturer and their products are usually notable for their high quality image and stylish design.

TC-32LX50 32″ Diagonal Widescreen LCD HDTV
This model is the largest LCD TV (as at Feb 2006) in Panasonic’s line up.
Street price approx. $1400

It supports HDTV and has an HDMI Interface.

It also has a built-In 4 Speaker Sound System and Included Pedestal Stand

This model has a 14ms response time (the lower the response time the better detail and motion is handled during fast action scenes e.g. sports).

It also supports progressive scanning. This means when it is connected to a digital source, such as a DVD player, which also supports progressive scanning, this helps to create a stable, high quality image.

More LCD TV information.

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