Panasonic 1080p plasmas match the most advanced pixel resolution and image-processing technology with an ability to beautifully reproduce fast-moving images, so every detail is rendered with amazing clarity, and all the action is delivered with unbelievable fluidity. 1080p also delivers amazing color reproduction resulting in impressive contrast and beautiful, natural colors. What you get is warm, accurate skin tones, deep blacks, gorgeous greens, breathtaking blues and vivid reds for color that's as rich and bold as life itself.Movie images are some of the most difficult for TV displays to reproduce. By working closely with movie studios for many years and applying research by the Panasonic Hollywood Lab, Studio Reference Mode on Panasonic plasma TVs enables the replication of colors that was originally intended by the director - exactly the way they are seen on reference monitors in professional film editing rooms. These dazzling images can be further enjoyed with the stunning detail and beauty of a Panasonic Blu-ray Disc player.Pro-Setting Mode offers the precise, highly detailed adjustment of image quality to suit personal preferences. Just the touch of a button on the remote executes setting adjustments such as tint, brightness, contour emphasis, gamma compensation and black expansion, which would otherwise require the use of special equipment to accomplish.EZ Sync HDAVI Control lets you operate all of your home theater components by pressing a single button on your TV's remote control.GalleryPlayer allows you to enjoy the world's finest high definition art and photography on your Panasonic HD plasma TV. Use the free GalleryPlayer software to purchase and download the images you like, and then play them on your Panasonic HDTV right from your PC. Sign-up is easy and free. Plus, you get a free collection of high definition images to enjoy right away in your home or office.Customer Review: Top-Rated Picture And Reliability
We bought the TH-65PZ750U both because an independent/non-profit consumer magazine rated its little brother, the TH-58PZ750U, as the top-performing TV in its size class, and because Panasonic TVs in general were rated as having the least-frequent / smallest number of problems/repairs. In my own experience, one can't take for granted getting both high performance and reliability in one product. So with a credible source saying that Panasonic nailed both, we figured we can't go wrong. We've been using this TV for about 4 months and are very pleased. The picture looked awesome right out of the box. The only adjustment we've made since then is to back off the "Picture" setting because we found it to be very bright; not a flaw, just preference. I am particularly fussy about picture quality, and until now preferred smaller screens because the big ones just didn't look good to me. But the TH-65PZ750U changed that. The HDTV picture is incredible. The colors are vivid but not embellished, the level of detail is stunning, and the edges are nice and crisp. In fact, with a good HD source, the TH-65PZ750U is able to give the illusion of looking out a window or "being right there". But it also excels with regular non-HD sources as well. On top of all that, the TV itself has a nice gloss-black frame that looks really sharp. Obviously a matter of taste, but some of the gray-plastic frames on other TVs make them look cheezy and could be of detriment to the "wife-approval factor". Ours is being used as a monitor connected to a home theater system, so I am unable to comment on the TV's built-in tuner or sound quality. So if you want top-shelf picture quality from a company with a good track record for reliability, the Panasonic TH-65PZ750U is definitely worth putting at the top of your short list.
Customer Review: Stunning!
I compared zillion different TV sets before I ran into this monster plasma. It has clearest and best defined image. Colors are crisp and vibrant, the entire image is 3-dimensional! There is lot of talk about what is superior, but just walk to a decent store and watch this thing and it will speak for itself. The Blu-Ray movie looks like a dream on this set. I watched some animation movies and the whole experience is blowing mind!
Will this date below sneak up on you? Will your TV stop in the middle of your favorite program because you were not prepared for FEBRUARY 17th? Don't wait until the last minute to make the transition. This is a tool to help you get through it with useful information and links to helpful government facts. I have done the research for you to prepare for this historical date, which will be upon us before you know it. So make the transition before its too late.
That's right on February 17th of 2009, all full power broadcast television stations in the United States will stop broadcasting on analog airwaves and begin broadcasting in digital. This page is designed to help you with this transition. So what does all of this mean?
The Transition To Digital TV
TV stations serving all markets in the U.S. are airing digital television programming today, although most will continue to provide analog programming through Feb. 17th. At that point, full power TV stations will cease to broadcast on their current analog channels, and the spectrum they use for this will be reclaimed and put to other uses.
The Digital Tuner rule specifies that as of March 1, 2007, all new TVs must include digital tuners. The FCC has adopted a rule requiring sellers to display the following text if they are selling TV equipment with only an analog broadcast tuner.
So Will I need Additional Equipment to Receive Programs on My TV?
Consumer's who rely on antennas (including outside antennas and rabbit ears to receive over the air broadcast signals on their TV sets having only analog tuners will need to obtain separate digital to analog set top converter boxes to watch over the air TV. These boxes receive digital signals and convert them into analog format for displaying on your TV. These converter boxes could run anywhere between $50 -$70.00. As you read further you will be able to print off or send for a coupon that participating retailer's will accept to help save you some money.
What If I Have Cable or Satellite Already?
Cable subscriber's may need new DTV equipment to view DTV programming in digital format. You will need to contact your cable provider to see what you will need and when.
Satellite subscriber's may need new DTV equipment to receive and view HD High Definition TV digital programming. You will need to contact your satellite company for what you will need and when. There will be links at the bottom for top cable and satellite hookup information.
What do Quality Levels Mean?
Standard Definition TV ( SDTV): basic level of quality display and resolution for analog and digital.
Enhanced Definition TV (EDTV): Is a step up from analog TV. It provides better picture quality compared to SDTV but not as good as HDTV.
High Definition TV (HDTV): HDTV in widescreen format provides the highest resolution and picture quality of all the digital broadcast formats. Combined with digitally enhanced sound technology, HDTV sets new standards for sound and picture quality in television.
Facts Regarding Analog, DTV, and HDTV
Analog
1. Date for final transition to digital is February 17th, 2009. All broadcasts will be digital signals.
2. Consumers will always be able to connect an inexpensive receiver, a digital to analog converter box, to their existing analog TV to decode the DTV broadcast.
3. Digitial to analog converter boes will not convert your analog TV to high-definition.
4. Analog TVs will continue to work with cable, satellite, VCRs, DVD players, camcorders, video games consoles and other devices for years to come.
DTV
1. Digital cable or digital satellite does not mean a program in high-definition
2. Digital pictures will be free from ghosts and snow that currently affects analog TV
3. Multicasting is available
4. HDTV is available
5. Data streaming is available
HDTV
1. High-definition
2. BEST available picture resolution, clarity and color
3. Dolby theater surround sound
4. Dolby surround sound
5. Wide screen format
Converter Box Program COUPON
As I mentioned above here is the program you can get a coupon to help with this transition. Between Jan. 1st 2008 and March 31st, 2009, all U.S. households will be eligible to request up to two coupons per household, worth $40.00 each to be used toward the purchase of a analog to digital converter box. The NTIA National Telecommunications and Information Administration has responsibility for administering the coupon program. Converter Box Coupon
Interested in Cable or Satellite TV Provider's?
Stay ahead of the hordes of people that will be scrambling at the last minute to resolve this transition. Who knows if the cable and satellite provider's will increase the rates as February 17th 2009 comes closer. Here are a couple sites just to give you some information on packages and what they have to offer. Take a look and you decide which package works best for you. Act now and lock in your provider TODAY.
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