TC-P54VT25 54″ 1080p Plasma 3D TV
- The technology in which the left-eye and right-eye 3D images are sent to the viewer is key to the 3D image quality.
- The Frame Sequential technology of Full HD 3D requires the images to be displayed at 1/120 of a second
- The Frame Sequential technology shortens the luminescence time for each frame.
- Infinite Black Panel Pro: With Infinite Black Panel Pro, VIERA HDTVs are able to display extremely robust blacks
- THX Certified Display: THX reproduces film images as the filmmakers intended them.
Step into the 3D World™. The VIERA® VT25 Series Full HD 3D Plasmas create an all viewing experience by putting you inside the action and creating a world of TV viewing realism. Tremendous developments have driven TV technologies from the 20th century until today. Among them, color TV and high definition (HD) TV were two major advances. Progress was achieved in recording media as well, from tape to DVD, and then to Blu-ray Disc™, with Panasonic constantly leading the way in both TV technologies and recording media. Now, Panasonic presents a third breakthrough in the form of Full HD 3D – and totally redefines image realism – with advanced image technologies that aim to bring more lifelike viewing experiences to us all. The technology in which the left-eye and right-eye 3D images are sent to the viewer is key to the 3D image quality. For this, Full HD 3D uses something called Frame Sequential technology. First, the plasma display panel, which has a number of inherent advanta
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List Price: $ 2,999.95
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John Sagan
October 29, 2010
Review by John Sagan for TC-P54VT25 54″ 1080p Plasma 3D TV
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Had a Sony Bravia top rated LCD TV and this Plasma blows it away…. The colors are so vibrant , blurring effect found on fast action sports is gone….highly recommended
Swampfox
October 29, 2010
Review by Swampfox for TC-P54VT25 54″ 1080p Plasma 3D TV
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This is a great TV. While it is 3D ready and there is not a lot of content in 3D yet the 2D picture is fantastic. I have a surround sound system connected but just using the TV speakers you get good sound for televison watching.
Jeremey P. Hagerman
October 29, 2010
Review by Jeremey P. Hagerman for TC-P54VT25 54″ 1080p Plasma 3D TV
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Well, I paid almost 3k for a 3D get it in the house, get it mounted on the wall, run all my connections, put my 3D glasses on and FLASHES OF 3D. The glasses began to turn on and off, on and off. I thought it was faulty glasses, so I got out a second and a third and a fourth pair.
I stand up off the couch and the problem stops. Back on the couch starts. My couch is 15ft away from the TV.
I called Panasonic and they tell me, “The best viewing distance for 3D TV is 12-13 and the last 2-3ft is making the difference.” Click. They didn’t even own the problem.
I checked their website and just about EVERYWHERE else I could find and there is no mention of a max distance.
So, I bought a 3D TV and now I can’t watch 3D TV in my living room. Thanks Panasonic. You bring Nightmares to Life. P.S. Can I have my 3,000 plus 600 for the glasses back?
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