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Sylskarpt og detaljert bilde, Glatte bevegelser, Meget bra filmmodus
Kun 3 HDMI, Mangler THX modus
Med sitt enorme bilde og imponerende detalj- og svartnivå er denne Panasonic-skjermen et soleklart valg for filmelskerne. Men det beste av alt er prisen, som gjør det mulig for enda flere å oppleve bildekvalitet tett på referanseklasse i sin egen stue. ...
Panasonics ST50 plasma serie forventede vi os allerede tilbage ved CES meget af. Langt de fleste af vores optimistiske forhåbninger er der blevet leveret på.ST50 er ikke prangende på nogen særlige områder. Designet er pænt og diskret, men et godt stykk...
Contrast over 5000:1, Very wide viewing angles, Excellent screen responsiveness (6 ms on average), Accurate colours: average Delta E = 3, Excellent 3D mode: practically no crosstalk
Glossy screen is prone to reflections, High power use: 200 watts
The Panasonic Viera ST50 really has nothing to envy of the higher-end VT50. In fact, image quality is just as good in this model. We therefore don't see much point in shelling out for the pricier model, as the ST50 won't disappoint home cinema buffs....
Great value, full spec despite price, superb black levels and bright colours, excellent HD tuner
Only a hint of noise and motion instability at times
With good quality pictures from iPlayer and solid, subtle 3D performance, the TX-P65ST50 proves a quality all-rounder, which at this sort of money – and for this sort of size – is something truly worth shouting about. Panasonic's fine form continues.See a...
★★★★★At £849, the Panasonic TX-P42ST50B is superb value. It has great image quality and some clever image-processing tricks that improve picture quality, even as it’s playing them. Its internet services are comprehensive and easy to use, and its media...
Taux de contraste supérieur à 5000:1, Angles de vision très ouverts, Dalle très réactive: 6 ms en moyenne, Colorimétrie fidèle: Delta E moyen de 3, Excellente 3D: crosstalk (dédoublement d'image) quasiment inexistant
Écran brillant sujet aux reflets, Consommation électrique élevée: 200 watts
Ce téléviseur n'a rien à envier à son grand frère, le VT50. Il affiche une image d'aussi bonne qualité. L'écart de prix ne nous semble donc pas justifié et il saura parfaitement conquérir les adeptes du Home Cinema. ...
Ikke bare ser den bedre ut enn forgjengeren, den har også mye bedre bilde og flere finesser. Her får du MYE TV for pengene.
Svært lite når vi tar prisen i betraktning, men merk deg at 3Dbriller ikke følger med, og at du må kjøpe en wifidongel i tillegg om du vil gjøre TVen trådløs
Panasonic Viera TX-P50ST50 er anbefalt av DinSide.noST50 er ganske enkelt en stor positiv overraskelse: For det første har den endelig fått et konevennlig design. I tillegg er bildekvaliteten god både på vanlige TV-sendinger og ikke minst i HD-kvalitet.Hø...
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Published: 2012-06-18, Author: Ger , review by: besteproduct.nl
Abstract: Een televisie met gewoon goed beeld en geluid. Tegenwoordig is een model met alleen die twee criteria maar moeilijk te vinden, maar Panasonic doet met de Panasonic TX-P42ST50E een meer dan aardige poging. Panasonic P42ST50E review We hebben de Panasonic ...
Qualité de l’image HD 2D, Qualité de la 3D, WiFi intégré, Services Viera Connect, Application télécommande
La consommation très élevée, Bug Mode Eco
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Published: 2012-06-13, Author: John , review by: techradar.com
Superb 2D pictures, Good 3D pictures, Excellent price, Viera Connect is impressive
Less bright than LCD, Not very energy efficient, More online video please, Occasional 3D crosstalk
LCD TVs might be getting better and better every year, but the Panasonic P50ST50 shows that plasma isn't resting on its laurels either. In fact, if you're remotely into movies, its wonderfully contrast-rich, finely detailed and gorgeously nuanced picture...
