Panasonic viera 42 1080p#

Combined with the IPS panel, the viewing angle is enhanced, contrast is also improved and there is lower power consumption. This method of backlighting the LCD panel allows for the LED-LCD HDTVs to become extremely thin and offers a wider color gamut than traditional back-lit LCDs, which use fluorescent bulbs to provide the light source. LED-LCD uses white LEDs arranged around the inside frame of the TV along with a special diffusion panel designed to spread the light evenly behind the LCD panel. The D2 series introduces LED-backlight technology to the 2010 model line-up.

Panasonic viera 42 1080p#

Panasonic’s LED-LCD D2 series features two 1080p Full HD models – TC-元7D2, a 37-inch class (37″ measured diagonally) HDTV and the TC-L42D2, a 42-inch class (42.0″ measured diagonally) HDTV. Panasonic’s commitment to providing the ultimate in picture quality and home entertainment is affirmed by the advances made in the 2010 VIERA LCD line to improve what was already a terrific quality and valued HDTV.” “We firmly believe in providing options for the consumer and by producing LCD and Plasma HDTVs, Panasonic is doing just that. “Panasonic’s corporate philosophy is driven by listening to our customers and providing technologically innovative products that meet the consumer’s wants and needs,” said Bob Perry, Senior Vice President, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. To accommodate the expanded product line and continue to increase Panasonic’s presence in the LCD arena, Panasonic will open a new LCD factory in Himeji, Japan in July, 2010. Panasonic’s popular Universal Dock for iPod feature, which also works with iPhone, continues on select VIERA LCD HDTVs. The majority of the 2010 VIERA LCD line-up features IPS Panel, delivering a 178° wide viewing angle and higher moving picture resolution for clear, bright images. They have increased screen sizes to include additional 42-inch class models and showcased new models employing LED-backlight technology. Panasonic announced its new LCD HDTV line-up at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show.