Panasonic TX-P42GT30
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Panasonic TX-P42GT30B 3D Plasma TV
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£879.99 P&P: Free
inc P&P £879.99 - Delivered: 3-5 working daysAvailability: Check Site
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3 of 31 customer reviews
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Mark
Cambridge area
10
- Good Points
- It's all good, nothing bad to say, it's the second one we've purchased.. looks a little like an exceptionally thin iPhone 4s to us. 3D is excellent, the satellite decoding on the TV is important to us (we don't use FreeView we only use FreeSat and do not have a TV aerial). Has a vast amount of connectivity in terms of HDMI,RJ45, and other stuff.
- Bad Points
- None that I can think of, be nice if it had a full blown web browser I guess.
Tomasz
Corby
9
- Good Points
- THX and ISF mode
- Bad Points
- Reviewer left no comment
David
Cullompton
9
- Good Points
- works seamlessly on both freview and fresat and blue ray via panasonic blue ray and with hifi system
- Bad Points
- needs extra USB ports
- 8.8 out of 10
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5 extracts of expert reviews
Expert Reviews
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alaTest.co.uk 10 out of 10
Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 601 reviews of Panasonic TXP GT30 Series TV (42", 46", 50") from international magazines and websites.
Conclusion: The average review rating is 8.6/10. Comparing these reviews to 404587 other TVs reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 99/100 (or 9.9 out of 10) = Excellent Quality.
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t3.com 10 out of 10
Summary: The Panasonic TX-P50GT30 3D plasma is one of the brand's star attractions and it's significantly cheaper than the flagship TX-P50VT30 flagship, arguably, with a better picture
Conclusion: Let’s not beat about the bush, the TX-P50GT30 is a fabulous plasma display. While we’d like to see greater design flair, the panel compensates with a high def image performance that shows 90 per cent of its rivals a clean pair of heals.
Pro : Stunning 2D hi-def images ; File-friendly media streaming ; Crosstalk free 3D performance
Cons : No 3D glasses in the box ; No integrated Wi-Fi ; Design lacks wow factor
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shopexplorer.com 7 out of 10
Summary: With a recent price cut alerting us to a potential bargain, we checked out the ins and outs of the Panasonic Viera TX-P50GT30B....
Pro : Nice design; great performance; excellent 3D
Cons : No glasses included; HDMI slot positioning; poor EPG
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reviewexplorer.com 0 out of 10
Summary: With a recent price cut alerting us to a potential bargain, we checked out the ins and outs of the Panasonic Viera TX-P50GT30B….
Conclusion: Impressive. When it first appeared, you could expect to pay around £1800 for a Panasonic TX-P50GT30B, which in our opinion would have been a shade too high – although excellent performance and design was on offer, the decision to not include 3D glasses...
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t3.com 10 out of 10
Summary: Panasonic's 2011 3D plasma debut is a straight A student
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General
- Brand Panasonic
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 99.3cm
- Depth 32cm
- Height 64.9cm
- Weight 23kg
Display
- Screen size 42''
- Display technology 3D ready
- Resolution 1920 x 1080
- Brightness 1500 cd/m²
- Aspect ratio 16:9
- Response Time 0ms
- Frequency 600 Hertz
- Text services Teletext
TV Tuner
- Tuner type digital
Video Features
- HD Support Full HD
- Parental control With Parental control
Audio System
- Audio type Dolby Digital Plus
- Number of speakers 2
- Total speaker power 20 Watts
Connections
- AV Input/Output HDMI, VGA, USB, Ethernet
Additional Features
- Supported memory media Secure Digital
- Sleep timer With Sleep timer
Power
- Power Consumption 130 Watts
Other
- Category Plasma TV