Panasonic TX P50VT20 50 inch and 65 inch TX-P65VT20 3D LCD TV First Impressions
Panasonic TX P50VT20-50in and 65in TX-P65VT20 3D LCD TV First Impressions
Earlier this week, Panasonic introduced the first line of 3D-capable plasma television, and support for 3D-capable Blu-Ray at the annual European congress, which this year in Monaco di Baviera. We went there for a look that is a game with new technologies and also for details on how it works.
The new line of 3D TV to VT20, and there are only two models, the TX P50VT20-50in and 65in TX P65VT20 two sectors, the 1080p Full HD panel. You can use the numbers appended by a Model B, or maybe a few letters to others to see, but that applies only to the image and the support to stop. We were told that the TX-P50VT20 are $ 3,000 and will available in April, while the 65in version around 4,000 books and more significant will happen in June, of course, it is saving enough money, but when you compare the prices of plasma high earlier conclusion that the Pioneer Kuro KRP-500A and take into account the amount of new technology on the proposal that we accept as well.
To create a 3D TV from these so-called “frame-sequential method,” in which bundles of TV shows with a mix of the right eye and left. They distinguish themselves separated by a pair of glasses that complement the goals, the liquid crystal shutter, which run quickly open and close to 60 times per second in synchrony with the images on the screen at about 120fps. The overall result is each eye receives full HD at 60 frames per second. You will receive two glasses with the TV and all the other couples, which will cost about $ 150. Unfortunately, the build quality of the glasses is not so great was a journalist and colleagues succeeded in the nose of a pair breaking. They were also almost impossible to wear glasses, and usually all that unpleasant. And then these elements also apply for 3D glasses I’ve seen Avatar the movie, they were a little “more comfortable.
Of course, the central question of the technology works and the short answer is: yes, yes, it works very well. Technically, we have no complaints. The 3D effect is also convincing in the film, the image is smooth, without even a hint of flicker and image quality, which we discuss later, it was fantastic.
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