Parece ser que el gap con los plasmas en naturalidad de color y excelencia de negros se ha recortado o incluso superado....
TX-32LXD85 (el más bajo de gama, HDReady):
http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/re...32in-LCD-TV/p1
Llega a decir en algún punto de la review: "I'd say this LCD model's colours are actually more natural than those of Panny's plasmas, and that's saying something".
TX-37LZD800 (el más alto de toda la gama):
http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/re...37in-LCD-TV/p1
Dice: "What certainly is not in doubt is the simple fact that the 37LZD800's pictures are excellent - easily some of the best we've ever seen from a 37in LCD TV. Colours, for instance, are a joy to behold, combining outstanding vibrancy and saturations during something unashamedly over the top."
"This clearly reveals the merits of the 100Hz system, as does a little time spent in the company of an HD Premiership footie match, which finds the players looking clearer and cleaner than you'll find on practically any other LCD TV we've seen to date, save, perhaps, Philips' 9632D range."
Este es el mio, a punto de llegar, pero en 37 pulgadas....:
TX-32LZD85 (FullHD):
http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/re...32in-LCD-TV/p1
Destaco: "thanks to the 32LZD85's various image processing technologies, pretty much every trace of LCD's customary problems handling motion is removed. What's more, this is achieved without causing any significant amount of unwanted image artefacts, and without ‘overcooking' the motion-smoothing effect to the nauseatingly OTT extent seen with, say, Sharp's first 100Hz LCDs. In other words, the 32LZD85's pictures always look natural."
"Panasonic's 32LZD85 delivers on the great promise of the 32LZD80, making it easily the company's best LCD TV yet."
Pongo este post para que los dudosos entre varios LCDs no olviden a Panasonic y para que los defensores a ultranza del plasma empiecen a temblar....![]()