The Product 1) A 44 Inch Plasma screen ... even though its a viera series. I have been using this TV for last 2 weeks. Seems like the most economical no-compromise 42 inch TV. Good picture quality.

2. Panasonic is a Japanese brand which deals in all kinds of electronics.It has been manufacturing feature phones for many years, and now offers smartphones as well. It is known for its Eluga series ...

Panasonic's flagship marks an important return to the US market –and it's certainly back with an audio-visual bang ...

Panasonic stayed near the peak of that quality mountain through the CRT (tube TV) days, and right through the plasma days. In fact, the last time it introduced a plasma TV — the Panasonic ZT60 — it ...

Here’s how it works. After a hiatus in the US, Panasonic is back into the wider TV world with a bang – the Z95A delivers rip-roaring picture quality that plasma-lovers of times gone by and any ...

Currys only offers a five-year warranty on some of its TVs. Panasonic only produces a small range of TVs, so you won't have as much choice. As with LG, you should start your search with the big ...

Its really a smart tv. looks so stylish and smart. Ability to update Facebook and Twitter from the TV itself and Panasonic?s external speakers gives us a home theater experience. Smart, stylish, great ...

Heating a plasma for fusion research requires megawatts of power. One approach that research tokamaks use to achieve the necessary power input is neutral beam injection (NBI). With NBI ...

If you want a smart TV on the cheap, Best Buy has the Insignia 42-inch F20 Fire TV on sale at ... and a 120Hz panel. The Z95 is Panasonic's new premium OLED TV. In our initial Panasonic Z95 ...

The best 43-inch TVs look good across all content types and offer useful features for gaming and beyond. At the very top of this list is the LG C4 OLED, a 42-inch TV. Despite being an OLED TV ...

Televisions that measure 97 inches (and more) diagonally across – a.k.a. XXL TVs – are becoming a huge hit as the cost of giant screens sinks sharply, and viewers look to replace the screens ...