Japanese household appliances and electronics brand Panasonic provides a selection of state-of-the-art TVs that meet the latest technical developments in screen resolution and color reproduction. In 2022, the company's technical product exhibitions confirm the prospect of the final departure of plasma TVs, which are being replaced by a better picture with the most realistic screen picture with OLED matrix.
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The thickness of the TV, the diagonal size and the shape of the screen are the main characteristics when choosing equipment for home, summer cottage or office, it is equally important to find the best value for money product.
Before buying, you should correctly calculate the desired screen size and how it should be installed in the room, since too large a size in a small space is a mistake that not only reduces the perception of the image, but also thoroughly spoils the eyesight.
The curved shape of the TV screen allows you to watch programs from any angle, makes the picture more realistic and also looks unusual in the interior, but in practice this shape is not always convenient, since there are difficulties with choosing a bracket for fixing the equipment to the wall.
For a standard apartment, a screen with a diagonal of 40 to 60 inches is usually chosen, when the area of \u200b\u200bthe room allows you to organize a distance between the viewer and the monitor of at least three meters.
Large wall-sized TVs owe their appearance to the resolution of a FullHD monitor, since the number of pixels of 1920 by 1080 is acceptable for stretching to a wide screen so that the so-called dots are not noticeable. The bulk of video materials and media is fully consistent with this resolution quality.
The number of pixels invariably affects the quality of picture perception, therefore, the more, the better, Panasonic TV manufacturers decided and launched a new generation of screens with a resolution size of 3840 by 2160 pixels, called 4K or UltraHD.The picture of such screens is so real and transmits all colors and colors without distortion, that it becomes clear that UltraHD TVs will firmly and permanently settle on store shelves and, of course, in the homes of lovers of high-quality expensive equipment.
There's no need to be trendy when it comes to TV's bizarre shape, but in the case of HD technology, it's worth keeping an eye out for what's new, as film and video production equipment will also eventually move to 4K, and FullHD will become obsolete, as for example, now a plasma screen.
A TV is usually bought for many years, so if the buyer's budget allows, and there is a desire to have a screen wider than 42 inches in the house, it is better to buy a modern TV with UltraHD resolution. In conditions of a limited budget or buying a TV for a kitchen or a summer house, it makes no sense to take Ultra, FullHD quality will be quite enough for a small TV.
Panasonic is not particularly specialized in the production of TV models with support for 3D images; curved screens of this brand are also difficult to find. The main emphasis now is on minimizing the thickness of the TV case and achieving a picture as in life, so that the viewer would be interested in looking even at the image of water transmitted through the screen.
In the name of the TV model, you can find indications of the type of LED matrix for early TVs and OLED for the new generation TV format. It is the OLED matrix that makes it possible to create a thin TV case, since it does not need additional built-in lighting, since the matrix already consists of carbon LEDs.
The TV model number consists of a series of letters and numbers, the first two letters usually identifying the type of technology to which the device belongs, such as a TV. The dash is followed by the size of the TV in inches and the letter corresponding to the year of manufacture A, C, D, E or F. The presence of an OLED screen is indicated by the letter Z.
Panasonic supplies its products to Russia, Europe, America and the CIS countries. You can understand that this product is made for sale in Russia by marking R in front of the TV series and model number.
New items in any field tend to be expensive, but we will look at the most interesting TV models in the hope that over time they will become available to the general consumer.
The model of this TV is not the largest in terms of size, but 65 inches is enough for a classic apartment in our country, in addition, the manufacturers promise to watch movies in the same quality and detail as they were intended by the creators in Hollywood. The TV has a powerful audio system at the base, providing an even and clear sound.
This model is cheaper than the previous one, because it was released earlier and a simpler matrix was used in its production, but the smart resolution works perfectly, so the reproduction of colors, clarity and sound are at a very high level.
An early model from Panasonic is a 43-inch UltraHD TV with home theater sound quality, and it has the weighty features that make it in this 2022 review.
The cost of this model does not exceed 37,000 rubles, so it can be classified as a budget one. The TV transmits rich colors, there is a smart TV with the ability to set up multiple viewing windows.
A good option for a TV with an OLED screen, but the pleasure is expensive, such a model costs around 340,000 rubles. Power consumption is 528 W, there is a stereo, multi-screen, resolution 3840 by 2160 pixels, diagonal size - 164 cm.
The next LCD TV model has collected a lot of positive feedback on the network and has a lot of advantages due to its affordable cost and versatility.The TV is several times smaller than those discussed earlier in this review, but is suitable as a good example for small living spaces, in terms of saving space.
A TV with a wide diagonal of 1080 pixels or more has a liquid crystal screen, the dimensions are medium, the diagonal is 40 inches. The model belongs to the budget category, but has some drawbacks, which, in turn, are nothing in comparison with the numerous advantages.
This year, the Panasonic brand pleased and enriched the modern technology market with new expensive models with realistic images and sound. TVs, following the latest fashion, are becoming thinner due to the imaging capabilities of OLED. An honest picture does not distort colors, adapts to ambient lighting. The thin screen looks like glass, in the wall-mounted position it resembles a window through which you can observe any picture of the world. Unfortunately, not many people can afford to have a new generation TV, it remains to be hoped that in a few years Panasonic developers will figure out how to make the production of LED and OLED technology screens budgetary.