Typical price: £800
What is it: High-definition LCD TV with 26-inch screen and integrated Freeview
What we think: Panasonic's LCD ticks all the right boxes, with its slightly higher price point justified by picture performance
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 5 December 2005
Tags: panasonic, sky, dvd player, connectivity
We like:
Sleek design; high-definition capability; TopUp TV slot for extra digital channels; ease-of-use
We don't like:
No PC input
You might also need:
HDMI cable, component video cable, RGB Scart cable
CNET UK judgement:
Panasonic's LCDs get better and better -- this updated model has everything the discerning buyer requires. With picture quality that's matched by few other companies, high-definition compatibility and an integrated Freeview tuner, we can't imagine it being bettered over the next year. The lack of PC input is the only sore point
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