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By Minty (Bristol, England)
I bought this TV a year ago after extensive searching for information, and decided to spend more than my original budget - I'm very glad I did!
It replaced a defunct Hitachi 28" CRT widescreen, and the visible area of this 26" is almost exactly the same! CRT screen widths included the non viewable area of course.
Apart from the fact it was an award winner, I bought it for the 100hz refresh rate and the reviewers' assertion that it has an excellent standard definition picture. As I have no HD sources, it would work mainly in SD mode.
I've never been a fan of digital tv pictures, coming from a computing background I've always noticed the digital artifacts and pixellation especially in fast moving/flashing images. But I have to say that they fade into the background on this TV, and for the first time digital pictures don't annoy me ;-).
As to inputs, I changed my DVD connection from SCART to Composite recently, and the picture is very very good. The SCART cables were good quality but can't match proper composite video signals. I don't have an upscaling DVD player however so I can only assume true HD is even better.
Was it worth the extra expense? Absolutely yes!
By George Hamilton
I have had this TV for over 12 months now and it is excellent, had no problems whatsoever good clear screen and sound.
By I. Bates (York England)
Absolutely stunning performance, both picture and sound quality are excellent. It's easy to set up, clear concise instructions, I had it running in 10 minutes from plugging it in. I also ran it back to back with my old Sony wide screen CRT set, the difference was absolutely staggering. Full marks Panasonic !!!!!
By Robert Wells (London, GB)
This offers very good value at £400 - not too over-bearing size and is a Which? best buy too (80%)
I was going to buy a £550-600 Pan TX32" LXD70 (100Hz); then realised jumping from a 21" normal TV to a 32" widescreen might not be a smart move. Do I want to be one of those people in a semi whose TV screen is half the size of their lounge?
Previously I'd noticed some friend's 32" screens seemed blurry and it wasn't because they were inferior Samsung or Sony- we were sitting too close.
I read up about screen sizes and decided 32" was too big for my 12' x 14' room size. I sit maybe 6-7ft away from this 26" model and it's fine. It's also £150 - £200 cheaper than the 32" version and it's also less power hungry than larger screens.
Handy to be able to plug the PC into it to, should the need arise.
Sound could be better perhaps, but for most users inc. me, it's fine and a lot better than I was used to.
By Mr. P. Kirk (LEEDS UK)
EXELLENT FOR THE BEDROOM OR SMALL LIVING ROOM SO EASY TO SET UP GREAT PICTURE/SOUND STILL NOT AS GOOD AS PANASONIC 42 INCH PLASMA TOP CLASS LCD BUY IT.
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