As you are many of us are asking about the new Panasonic range for this year, we will come forward some of the details that the company confirmed in Las Vegas, although data for the American market at the moment. And we could not start with another model as the star, the renovation of the famous series of plasmas VT20 now called Panasonic VT30.The new Panasonic plasma TV line VT30 remain sober for their design, which must mean for their own brand loyalty and technology. Nevertheless, the use of a single sheet of glass gives an appearance Inside is where we find, as it should be almost always, additions and improvements. For starters we have a new panel, the Infinite Pro 2, which helps to increase the brightness by 30% (comes in handy to offset the darkness of the 3D glasses), reduce the consumption of the television and joined the new image processor, a avoid effects such as crosstalk.
On sizes, at least in the Anglo market only have two large diagonal models (65 and 55 inches) so you have to stretch the room and pocket. Both come loaded with connectivity and services through Viera Connect. Technical section of your quote Viera Link technology, three USB ports, four HDMI, DLNA compatibility, 24p, THX certification and 600 Hz technology These new plasmas from Panasonic will not reach the market until April, and then it will be when they announce their prices.
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