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Panasonic Premiere Series TH-65VX100 [DELETED]
Channel News
- Excerpt: Available in 50 and 65 inches, the VX100 series from Panasonic is the pinnacle of plasma technology. When Pioneer pulled out of the plasma market, Panasonic took up the mantle and hired the team that created the award winning KURO plasma. Since then, we have been looking forward to seeing what Panasonic would bring to the table and whether they would be able to continue the excellence that made the KURO so popular.
- Pros: Incredible image quality, 18bit image processing, Excellent contrast, ISF calibration included
- Cons: Minor Phosphor lag, no speakers
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Sony BRAVIA KDL-40EX720
macworld.com.au
- Excerpt: Sony’s days at the top of the TV food chain may, for the moment, be behind it thanks to vicious competition from the likes of Samsung, but the company’s still in the business of making top-notch tellies.
- Pros: Great picture quality and colour representation; snappy looks
- Cons: No built-in Wi-Fi; troubling browser interface
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Philips 26PF5320 26-inch LCD Television
CNET
- Summary: The Philips 26PF5320 offers great image quality, HDMI support and an attractive, compact design. It's a stellar choice for your next bedroom TV upgrade.
- Pros: Great image quality -- vibrant colours and uniform skin tones, Lack of motion blur makes it great for gaming, Compact, aesthetically pleasing design means it’s ideal f...
- Cons: Some detail is lost in darker scenes, Stand doesn’t swivel, Integrated tuner is analog, Bundled speakers are sub-par
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Samsung's Smart TV Comes So Close To Being Perfect
Channel News
- Excerpt: Samsung's first SmartTV is here. But is this dual core, voice controlled Slim LED set worth the upgrade? Or should you hang on to your current set for the next gen?
- Pros: Exceptional design; In-built camera; Evolution Kit; Great support;
- Cons: Peripheral connectivity; Half-cooked browser;
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