Typical price: £880
What is it: 'Full HD' 37-inch LCD TV with V-Real 2 Pro processing
What we think: Very respectable LCD offering, but it falls short of Panasonic's plasma TVs
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Reviewed on: 14 November 2007
Tags: panasonic, ray, standards, scenes
We like:
Excellent HD sharpness; remarkably clean pictures; plenty of features; fair price
We don't like:
Black levels could be better; some colours feel a touch muted
CNET UK judgement:
Having long proclaimed that plasma is the only technology worth using on large flat TVs, Panasonic's first ever 37-inch LCD, the Panasonic TX-37LZD70, is a generally solid, sometimes spectacular, effort. But while it stands up well versus many other 37-inch LCD rivals, we'd still take one of Panasonic's plasmas every time
Panasonic TX-37LZD70 History
21 Dec 2007 in Reviews
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