* The PANASONIC Viera Duckworth likes. . .

Advantages: Brill picture, brill sound. Flat as a pancake.
Disadvantages: Price!!!

...This is a cut down, and slightly biased review on the absolute monster Plasma Television, made by Panasonic. Although I am not one for the latest technology, I am in lust with this beauty! I do not actually own one of these outright, but I have the use of one on a regular basis. I feel I am well qualified to review, and recommend this brilliant product. Still over the moon with it, and it really is a doddle to dust. The size of the screen is an amazing FIFTY INCHES!!! Picture quality is fantastic, to be honest, when I heard what size it was, I did expect a poor picture, but this is brilliant. You can fine tune the picture to your eyes, and the list of options in the menu goes on and on. The screen resolution is a massive 1366 x 768. Aspect Ratio is 16:9. It has Auto setup, and a 1500 Page Teletext Memory. Made by Panasonic...

smudgeybabes 04.02.2008 (13.01.2009) · Read review
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Review of Panasonic TH-50 PZ 70

Panasonic Plasma TV - 42 inch Viera One Glass

Advantages: Too many to list
Disadvantages: pricey

...When looking for TV's these days, it helps to have research done as what the TV's are all about these days, what you get for your money, and how technically minded you are, Today, you either get Plasma or LCD with most of the old Cathode Ray Tubes(CRTs) phased out. One such model is PZ800B model 42 inch made by Panasonic. This range of TV is claimed to be the top of the award winning VIERA range from Panasonic. If you do not want to comprimise on quality, then believe this is the TV you want to go for. SIZE This model is 42 inch and also available in 50 inch. So when choosing any TV, make sure it fits! Unless of course you hang with a wall bracket on the wall. APPEARANCE Panasonic call this design 'one sheet of glass' and boy you can really appreciate it when you place it on the purpose built stand...

makro74 10.08.2008 (15.10.2008) · Read review
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Review of Panasonic TH-42PZ800B

Panasonic FZ-50

Advantages: High Quality images;wide range of features
Disadvantages: pricey;slow performance

...All in one, D-SLR-style compacts bridge the gap between budget D-SLRs and system cameras, and their main appeal is the large built in zoom housed in the body. The FZ-50 fits nicely into the hand with a distinct handgrip. Both the zoom ring and focusing ring are manual and operate smoothly, and they are weighted well for precise control. The majority of the camera is made from plastic, but it does have a reasonably solid feel and is well made. One thing is for sure, Panasonic hasn?t skimped on the spec for the FZ-50. It packs in a 10.1Mp CCD sensor, moving up from the 8Mp sported by the FZ-30, there is a 12x optical zoom with a 35-420mm range in 35mm terms, and at the wide end lens has a maximum aperture of F/2.8. What?s impressive is that the maximum aperture is fast F/3.7 at the full extension of 420mm. With a 420mm lens you risk...

ciaojake 07.05.2007 · Read review
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Review of Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50EB-K

THE VISIONARY PANASONIC DVDLV50EBS

Advantages: Compact Dimensions/Price/Great Picture and Sound Quality
Disadvantages: Speaker Sound Quality

...---Overview--- Panasonic is by far one of my favourite electronic companies now and after purchasing this item it has reinforced that argument even further. Having to travel a lot on public transport over long distances can get a bit of a bore, some read a book others exhust the papers while a few gaze out of the window. Now Panasonic have managed to brighten up my life by giving me the escapism I need when travelling from dull location to another, I present the long-winded Panasonic DVDLV50EBS. ---Price--- Compared to a lot of other portable DVD's on the market this is relatively cheap clocking in at around £400 and some stores throw in a couple of free DVD's too! ---Sound/Picture Quality--- There is very little to grumble about the picture quality, the 5" display is very crisp however it could do with some a bit more...

Puma1000 18.03.2004 · Read review
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Review of Panasonic DVD-LV 50

Panasonic TH-50PZ700U

Advantages: LIFE SPAN DOUBLED AND SUPER PICTURE
Disadvantages: NONE

...Panasonic TH-50PZ700U is the best screen available bar none,if you were considering buying a bew screen then i say forget about lcd's why well they might claim better picture's on still's (i.e still picture's,not moving) but how much time do you spend watching paused tv,not much (me neither ),so why buy lcd ? simple dont....buy a plasma instead, bad points well lcd's suffer ghosting and juddering very badly i dont even see how they are aloud to be sold in shops. so what is ghosting and juddering well to put it simply its when the picture stutters lcd's do it when fast moving images appear on screen they cant cope and sutter like crazy.its like wacthing some one dance under a strobe light. thats were plasma's are best they are super at fast moving image's so bring on the action film's thats were this plasma comes in, its the best...

v5mark 10.10.2007 · Read review
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Review of Panasonic Panasonic TH-50PZ700U

PANASONIC TH42PX60B 42" Plasma TV

Advantages: Amazing picture quality, HD Ready, NICAM stereo sound, stylish stand.
Disadvantages: No back to the stand which makes it hard to conceal inflexible scart leads.

...I bought this TV at a special online price of £2074 (Curry's website) and it was money well spent! The first time I turned it on I was struck by the excellent picture quality, it really is superb. I looked at a lot of plasmas before I bought this one and it definitely has one of the sharpest pictures and the best colours of anything in its price bracket. The stand doesn't come with the TV for that price and will cost you an extra £100, Alternatively, you can mount it on the wall. If you use the stand and you have DVD players, Sky boxes, game consoles etc. then you might find it difficult to conceal the thick scart leads from view, these tend not to be very flexible and I can't bend mine to fit in the channels on the back of the stand. (the TV comes with 3 scart sockets) The sound compliments the quality of the picture, NICAM...

trumo 15.03.2006 · Read review
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Review of PANASONIC TH42PX60B 42" HD Ready Digital Plasma TV

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 Black

Advantages: fantastic 12x optical zoom and superb image quality
Disadvantages: no case and standard memory card is too small

...We decided to buy a new digital camera just after the birth of our new son back in July. We went to a local camera store and had a look at the promotional publication they had instore. We wanted something with a great optical zoom and digital zoom and were looking for something that would be fairly simple to use- my hubby is a bit of a technophobe and so we had to find something with enough gadgets to do the job and keep me happy, but simple enough so as not to annoy my husband! We decided to buy a panasonic as they have a great reputation, but couldn't pick between three similar models. I spoke to the shop assistant and logged onto kelkoo and eventually decided to buy the Lumix FZ50. The list price was £420, but we bought one from camera4u.com for £366.00 The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 Black is a fantastic camera and is very...

juliet_bravo 18.10.2006 · Read review
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Review of Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50EB-K

A remarkable 50inch plasma

Advantages: Remarkable set up for the price, crystal picture and...its a Samsung!
Disadvantages: Make sure your room is big!

...I have just purchased this set a few weeks ago, namely for my fiancé who just loves plasma so I thought I would spend that little extra and opt for a 50inch! Was it worth it?.. First impressions suggest it was worth it. I have seen some pretty attractive 50in plasmas, but this one really does take the biscuit. Everything about it reeks of quality, from its beautiful glossy finish to its deep silver/black colour scheme and minimalist, elegantly sculpted lines. (mine is black) It is very slim, though a little hot, probably best not to hug it when its on! The PS50Q7HD?s budget price will be noticeable concerning the TV?s connections?. It only has one HDMI socket and two Scarts. Such a TV really should provide more of each, at least one extra. The no part is the inclusion of a D-Sub PC input, and a couple of jacks which immediately...

alanbishop 12.06.2007 · Read review
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Review of Samsung PS50Q7HD

PANASONIC TH42PX60B 42" HD Ready Digital Plasma TV

Advantages: Picture, sound, reliability
Disadvantages: Heavy

...The PANASONIC TH42PX60B is built like a tank. If you want a TV that's not going to let you down go for a Panasonic. I chose Plasma for it's movie smoothness and acurate shadow detailing. This TV is is fantastic in every way. Even the built in sound is such a high standard, I have a £5500 hi-fi that I run the consoles and PC through but for watching TV the speakers really are up to the task, decent reproduction. It has built in freeview, 2 HDMI sockets, 3 scarts, component and a PC input as well as audio inputs. I have mine on the pedestal stand which is really neat and tidy. The TV is VERY heavy (as plasmas are). It handles 720P and 1080I. As a Media Centre display in my lounge its running 1280 X 720 beautifully, the only thing is that being a plasma the screen temporarily burns in icons etc if you play games for a long period. This is...

mystik 31.08.2008 · Read review
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Review of PANASONIC TH42PX60B 42" HD Ready Digital Plasma TV

Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ50

Advantages: Stunning zoom for those long range shots
Disadvantages: You need a tripod for steadying picture when using the Macro Zoom

...The camera is so easy to use that you only need to read the book to learn about the special features in depth. I read the book to discover how to put the battery in and then I was away. When I needed to use a feature I looked it up in the instruction book. The FZ50 has a wonderful zoom range and have been taking some stunning photographs. The lens is outstanding. The image stabilisation is v. good and start-up and multiple picture mode is quick. True, it is not the most user-friendly camera nor are the options easy to set-up sometimes. I did buy a spare battery, I dont know why because the supplied battery lasts for two or three days of heavy use. I might buy the macro lens but most other things are supplied. Buy it, its good value....

kev927 29.01.2008 · Read review
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