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Panasonic Viera TC-P50V10 Video Review

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Tests point to extent of loss in Panasonic plasma-black level performance

The differences we observed and measured could be the result of what the company calls the normal aging process. According to Panasonic's statement, made after our first reported complaints from users about this issue: "... Panasonic Viera Plasma HDTV include automatic control, which adjusts an internal motor voltage at predetermined intervals of hours operation. In consequence of this automatic adjustment of voltage, the brightness will base its initial value. "

For what it's worth, however, these increases in black level over time does not seem normal in our experience.I did not notice any sudden change in black level on my 2005 Panasonic at home, for example, and a Pioneer Kuro we used as a reference since September 2008 shows no increase.

Unfortunately, we are not yet sure of the true extent of yield loss of black level. The sample size involved in our test is still very little among the thousands of plasma TVs Panasonic sold last year. In addition, we did not observe or measure any substantial change in the models we tested.The only way to know with certainty how these TVs change as they age is to make a long-term trial using larger samples, something that is currently beyond the resources of CNET.

Panasonic TC-P54V10 Review – Best of TV 2009

The Panasonic TC-P54V10 review will on us, what is the best plasma TV in 2009 in size 54 inches to take. This notice applies to the TC-P54V10 (54 inches) and TC-P50V10 (50), since both are part of the series Panasonic V10. There are other variants of this size, but it is possible that they are slightly different (but not much). With the exception of Panasonic Z1, which passed without doubt by the dealer, TC-P54V10 be soldTop of the line plasma TV from Panasonic. E "on top of the range in 2009, both for its exceptional image quality, but also because of its wealth of options.This is a high-end TV, so of course you must pay a relatively high price.

What makes the best HDTV in 2009?

Pioneer Elite Kuro models have been and are the best HDTVs ever. However, they are now because Pioneer has consistently produced more television. The gapPioneer is to leave now, Panasonic and Samsung, which must be met, both very good plasma TV in their series of high-end. LG will also be on the market for plasma TVs, but nobody seems to control their 2009-model.Although Samsung is equipped with visible improvements in their plasma TVs come in this year, especially in the black level department, nor Samsung consider more visible. The black levels of CT-P54V10 are simply fantastic. Although not capable of exceeding inPioneer observed that the Elite models, they are closer and more visible than black levels than any other HDTV out there. With deep blacks and shadow detail perfect images on a CT-P54V10 is alive. Are offered jointly with the exact colors THX mode, the result is excellent. A feast for the eyes of the beholder.