Panasonic is one of the most reputed brand among the plasma display panel manufacturers. Panasonic has released their brand new models in VIERA display series with battalion of features like good range of enhancement features, deep black levels and VIERA Cast too. The display resolution of Panasonic VIERA TH-50PZ850 50” Plasma Television is 1920 X 1080 pixels which is the highest possible resolution in the television industry. The image aspect ratio of this television is 16:9 and offers widescreen to the users. The image contrast ratio of this television is 30,000:1 there by rendering excellent black levels and good picture quality. The dynamic contrast ratio of this screen is quite high, and is around 1000000:1.
This HDTV sports various features like game mode, 24p playback, 3:2 pull down compensation, digital cinema colour re-mastering, SD memory card slot, etc to make it a master piece. VIERA cast is the major attraction of this television. VIERA cast is the innovative functionality that helps to access various popular and reputed sites like YouTube, Picassa web albums, etc. This television has G11 Progressive Full-HD Plasma Display Panel to offer good video output. It comes with various picture modes, and also has eco mode that helps to reduce the power consumption considerably.
Smart Sound Speaker system is implemented in Panasonic VIERA TH-50PZ850 Full HD Plasma Television that augments the audio performance largely. The two audio speakers deliver a total output power of 31Watts, and comes with SRS TruSurround XT to effectuate event he subtle sound signals. The connectivity offered by this television is good with 4 HDMI v1.3 with Deep Colour & x.v.Colour, S-Video connection, composite video connection, component video connection, PC input, monitor out, etc. EPG, VIERA Link, multi-lingual on screen display menu, various aspect controls and multi window features like PIP, PAP, PAT, etc are also present in this 50″ Plasma television. The power requirement is 555Watts in operational mode and 0.4Watts in stand-by mode.
