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Veröffentlicht: 2014-02-16, Autor: Vincent , Testbericht von: hdtvtest.co.uk
The Panasonic Viera TX-P42GT60B is the best sub-50in flat-screen TV we've tested to date as far as picture quality is concerned, and – barring a miraculous breakthrough in large-sized OLED display technology in terms of yield and pricing – is likely to re...
Sterling picture performance, Lovely smart home interface, Cracking control app
Looks a bit plain, That pen. We don't get it
This is a stonkingly good TV. It has an exemplary picture, a good set of connections, a brilliant control app, and a lovely smart interface. Yes, the design is a little plain and that touch pen is just bizarre, but that doesn't make this Panasonic any le...
Stunning picture, Great contrast, Well-balanced colour palette, Stacks of detail, even in dark scenes, Great price, Impressive 3D performance, Strong upscaling
Smart TV app selection could still be improved
The Panasonic TX-P50GT60B is great-value set that offers a ton more than you might think. Picture quality is second to none at this size and price, while the truly excellent contrast reproduces dark scenes exactly how they were intended.This is one of the...
Excellent blacks, Great colour and contrast, Smooth motion, Speedy interface
Industrial look, No Lovefilm app, Just three HDMI
One of the best value, and best quality, ways to create a big-screen home cinema in one swoop, the TX-P50GT60 impresses with HD and 3D, and upscales low-bitrate sources exceptionally well. My Home Screen is likeable and just a Lovefilm app away from impr...
Its picture quality is staggeringly good, the new my Home Screen interface is superb, and its multimedia playback tools are comprehensive.
Not as many online video services as we'd like, design doesn't rival latest LCD models, pointless Touch Pen feature
LCD might still be winning the popularity war, but the Panasonic P42GT60 proves categorically that when it comes to stone cold picture quality, there's plenty of life left in plasma yet....
Amazing picture quality; Good all-round range of features; Customisable smart TV homescreen; Relatively affordable
Only three HDMI ports -- one less than last year's model; Lacks the camera and second tuner you get on the VT65 models
The Panasonic TX-P42GT60B really is a stunning TV. It produces the best pictures we've ever seen at this price point, while also offering a genuinely useful customisable homescreen system and impressive sound quality....
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Veröffentlicht: 2013-04-17, Autor: John , Testbericht von: trustedreviews.com
Groundbreaking 2D and 3D picture quality, Brilliantly thought through and straightforward interface, Good multimedia support
Touch Pen feature is silly, Missing LoveFilm and some TV catch-up services, Design is just so-so
The Panasonic P42GT60 is an incredible achievement by Panasonic, taking its already formidable plasma technology to a whole other level. So much so that we have no hesitation in recommending it as something that anybody – not just serious movie fans with ...
Veröffentlicht: 2013-04-05, Autor: Steve , Testbericht von: avforums.com
Reference black levels, Incredible contrast ratio and dynamic range, Lack of PWM noise and clean looking images, Very good out-of-the-box greyscale, Reference greyscale after calibration, Excellent out-of-the-box colour gamut, Reference color gamut after
Occasional dynamic false contouring, Some dither noise in darker elements of the picture, HDMI inputs are too close to the edge
The P50GT60 was an equally stellar performer when it came to 3D, with the added brightness and plasma's inherent advantages in this format really coming to the fore. There are usually three main areas where 3D can struggle - brightness, motion and crossta...
