Panasonic-TH-50PY850 Review
This Panasonic Panasonic-TH-50PY850 is made of Gun metal. The angled arch is cleverly used to conceal the onboard stereo speakers and is further accentuated with a mirror finish in the center. For the final touch, Panasonic has gone borderless through its "sheet of glass" framing. All of these looks very pretty and clutter free. To maintain its same clutter free facade, Panasonic has housed all the onboard controls, auxiliary A/V inputs and an SDHC card slot behind a flip-down cover. The spread of ports covers just about everything necessary, from headphones to standard composite-A/V and 1080p-ready HDMI. On the back, there are four cooling fans for ventilation. These run silently and are pretty effective. Rounding it up are a T-shaped swivel stand which can be traded for a wall bracket and two cable ties for wire management. This Panasonic TH-50PY850 offers three-fold native contrast boast to 30,000:1 (1,000,000:1 dynamic), 25 percent better color gradation at 5,120 equivalent steps and an extended 100,000-hour panel life over the G10 panel. Another interesting development is the Vieras glossy screen which is somewhat a reversal of the PY700s matte anti-glare finish. This Panasonic Plasma 50 inch TV has 2 speakers (output of 200 watts) with virtual surround. It has 100 programs or channels with features like auto off, PIP, auto sound leveler and OSD. It also has SD Memory Card Slot for aiding JPEG picture viewing. Its Viera Link feature allows users to operate compatible devices through single remote. You can just remove the SD card slot from the camcorder and put it in so that you can see yourpersonal albums in the TV without the use of PC. If you have a single remote for the use of PC and TV you can use both at the samr time.
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