Panasonic TCP58VT25 Flat Panel HDTV: An Affordable Plasma 3D TV

Panasonic TCP58VT25 Flat Panel HDTV: An Affordable Plasma 3D TV

The Panasonic TCP58VT25 is a technological marvel as far as home entertainment is concerned. This HDTV has earned itself the distinction of the best 3D TV of the year 2010 and not without solid reasons.

The TC-P58VT25 58-inch plasma 3D TV employs quite a few advanced technical features to treat its consumers with a spectacular experience they will not forget in a hurry. The plasma technology, owing to its fast refresh rate, is responsible for providing a full 1080p resolution separately to the left and right eye. In contrast, even the latest LCD TVs are not able to match the ultra-smooth 3D performance of a Plasma TV on this feature. Given that the Panasonic TCP58VT25 is THX certified, you can expect excellent picture quality as that of films shot.

Thanks to Panasonic’s NEO Plasma Display Panel, the smaller power supply has not only brought down the costs of the Panasonic TCP58VT25 Flat Panel HDTV, it also helps in major savings in your power bill. This panel has also resulted in significantly brightening the visuals, though it still is not a match to LCD televisions.

This TV features both Wireless as well as Ethernet connectivity so that you are able to access your favorite web contents like YouTube, Picasa, Netflix, Amazon, Twitter, Skype, Video on Demand, and much more. Attach a keyboard in the USB terminal, and you make a PC irrelevant.

In spite of all the exciting aspects of the TC-P58VT25 58-inch Plasma 3D TV, if you are in the market looking for a super slim TV to enhance the décor of your living room, then we suggest that you look elsewhere.

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Review on Panasonic TCP50VT25 (Panasonic TC-P50VT25) 50-inch 1080p Plasma 3D TV

Review on Panasonic TCP50VT25 (Panasonic TC-P50VT25) 50-inch 1080p Plasma 3D TV

Panasonic TCP50VT25 / TC-P50VT25 / TC-P50VT25 TCP50VT25 50 1080p Plasma 3D TV

Panasonic VIERA TC-P50VT25 is a full-high definition HDTV that uses advanced 3D technology and a handful of the company’s unique features to make it compatible with its 3D Blu-Ray Disc players. The Panasonic TC-P50VT25 50-inch HDTV has full HD 3D 1080p resolution and has the the ability to display images at 60 frames per second.

The Panasonic TC-P50VT25 comes with a specially designed pair of 3D glasses, the television has the ability to show 3D images when used with Panasonic’s 3D Full HD Blu-Ray Disc player. To go along with the impressive display quality, the HDTV also has VIERA Link, VIERA CAST to access entertainment websites and VIERA Image Viewer to show digital images on the television screen.

Panasonic TCP50VT25 Specs
* 1920 X 1080 (Full HD) Pixel Resolution
* VIERA Cast WiFi W/ VideoPhone Capabilities
* Inputs: 4 HDMI, 2 Component, 2 RCA, 2 USB 2.0, 1 PC
* Dimensions W/Stand (WHD): 48.2″ X 31.9″ X13.2″ In.

“This TV is awesome. You don’t have to be blown away by the 3D feature when the 2D looks this good. It’s so clear with near perfect color that the 2D looks almost 3D. I ran a video test of the calibration of it and it didn’t need any adjustment. This was a first for me. No red push. The only thing I can find fault with is only one pair of 3D glasses comes with it. Also, if you want to hang it on an already purchased wall mount it does not come with the screws that fit the four holes in the back. Other than that, WOW!” By Robert J. Nolan

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First Look Preview with Panasonic 3D TV and NVIDIA 3DTV Play

NVIDIA announced 3DTV Play with its partner Panasonic today. 3DTV Play will enable 3D LCD, LED and Plasma TVs, such as those by Panasonic, to play 3D games and Blu-Ray 3D movies from PC to TV using NVIDIA’s new 3DTV software and a NVIDIA GeForce graphic-enabled PC. The software will retail for $39.99. Concurrent with the announcement, NVIDIA showed off 3DTV for the first time on Panasonic’s Touch the Future Tour. GamerLive.TV got an exclusive first look preview of the new technology as it caught up with the tour in Hollywood, California.