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Evolution has turned dinosaurs into chickens and orang-utans into Megan Fox, so why shouldn’t it transform Panasonic’s ancient hot and heavy plasmas into this modernistic thing of splendour? The P42S10 is now (almost) as slim as an LCD, with l...
To achieve this level of picture perfection, at this price-point, Panasonic has stripped out anything unnecessary. You won’t find the slinkiest menus or the most rip-roaring sound on board this Viera, and three HDMI inputs is really the bare minimum...
In the cut-throat eco-system of flatscreen tellies, it’s strictly survival of the hottest. Panasonic’s plasmas prove their worth by shrinking waistlines and price-tags while offering images that are bright, smooth and arse-slappingly exciting...
Abstract: Although its tempting in todays cash-strapped times to simply look for the cheapest options with everything you buy, wed argue that sometimes it pays to think a little higher than that. For actually, in the TV world right now you might be quite sta...
Abstract: Having been slightly disappointed by the first LCD member of Panasonic's new S series of tellies, the L37S10 , today I turn my attentions to the first plasma S model we've got our hands on, the 42in P42S10. Hopefully it will be able to trade on Panasonic'...
Wer bei seinem Fernseher besonderen Wert auf hohe Bildqualität legt, wird vom Panasonic Viera TX-P42S10E nicht enttäuscht. Blu-ray-Filme sehen auf dem Plasma atemberaubend aus, und auch DVB-T zeigt er absolut zufriedenstellend an. Zudem ist das...
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Published: 2009-05-01, Author: Ian , review by: CNET.co.uk
Excellent picture quality; good design
Not the most exciting TV we've seen; we'd like to see more than three HDMI sockets
If you want high-quality pictures, the Panasonic Viera TX-P42S10 won't disappoint. We really like everything about this TV -- Blu-ray movies look stunning, Freeview is handled well and the configuration options are simple but still cover the important...
Abstract: Starting in March, Panasonic will begin to roll out its latest plasma TV models in the popular Viera line. What makes the new Z Viera series stand out, besides its excellent visuals and options, is the fact that it will be the world’s thinnest flat pan...
