Panasonic 2010 plasma modeller

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Jeg kan ikke se en anden tråd om det, så lad os disk. de nye Panasonic plasma modeller. 

Panasonic kommer med 3D Plasma og Blu Ray. Deres
Plasma får ny teknologi til at få bedre sort og hvid gengivelse. 
Desuden er der igen kommet en ramme på for at undgå refleksioner. 

Disk. kører her. 
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1214096

Her kan man se modellerne: 
http://www.panasonic.com/promos/ces/2010/newProducts/VIERA_HDTVs.asp?cm_sp=CES2010%20Global-_-Header%20Nav%20New%20Products%20Drop%20Down-_-VIERA%20HDTVs

With superb color rendition and subtle gradation of tones, the new
panel faithfully reproduces details of high-definition sources from the
pure white of virgin snow to the jet black of night.

The following graphic suggest that panasonic has adopted Space discharge to reset the panel each frame.

It also suggests they are accomplishing this by having an electron emitting material on top of the phosphor (bottom of cell).

En masse om de nye paneler: http://panasonic.net/avc/viera/us2010/viera_innovation/index.html#new_neopdp

Synes
dog det er lidt synd at Panasonic ikke finder på et lidt bedre design.
I det mindste er den refleksive ramme væk. Selvom det måske giver lidt
mere genskind ser det altså fedt ud med kun én plade som skærm altså
uden "kant". 

Og endelig ser det ud som om at de nye Panasonic skærme HAR fået Kuro teknologi! 
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1214096&page=10

Here is a info about the 'Infinite Black Panel Pro'. 

"Kuro engineers go back to black

But it's not just 3D TVs that are getting some special attention:

Panasonic's 2D Viera range has had an overhaul for 2010, too. Key to

the quality enhancements is 'Infinite Black Panel Pro' - developed by

engineers who previously worked for Pioneer on the class-leading Kuro

plasmas. 

Panasonic displayed one of these new models against its 2009 plasmas,

and the new panel was noticeably, well, blacker, with astonishing

contrast levels - we look forward to testing those when they arrive in

the UK this summer. "

Her is a exclusive hands on with Panasonic TC-P50VT25 50in Full HD 3D plasma TV.

Smooth and comfortable

"The 3D screen itself looks like a regular PDP. It’s not the slimmest

TV you’ll find but it’s probably the one that offers the greatest

(subjective) depth. I watched a variety of clips (both animated and

real life) and was blown away by the illusion of dimensionality it

delivered. 3D images were smooth and artefact-free, and the screen size

was very comfortable. By way of comparison, I went on to sit through

some 3D demonstrations on LCD TVs several days later which struggled to

move images back and forth on the depth plane, introducing a variety of

headache-inducing artefacts in the process.

The Panasonic display, though, was effortlessly seductive. Of course,

once differences in display technologies have been ironed out I think a

lot of interest will shift to the spectacles themselves. Issues of

lightness and comfort will quickly become pre-eminent." 

Edited by Raskolnikov - 08-Januar-2010 at 10:49

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