The Panasonic Viera TXP37X20B HD Ready Plasma TV

The sole 37" plasma TV available to consumers in 2010 is the Panasonic VIERA TX-P37X20B; it's also among the first televisions available this year

. Those looking to buy a new 37" plasma TV in 2010 will own a Panasonic VIERA TX-P37X20.Of course, there are still plenty of reasons to buy the Panasonic TX-P37X20B plasma television over a similar LCD screen. Aside from receiving exceptional value for the relatively low cost, the wall-to-wall viewing angles and a stunning contrast ratio (2,000,000: 1) are all the justification most shoppers will need to seal the deal.

A 2,000,000: 1 dynamic contrast ratio really helps to distinguish the Panasonic VIERA TXP37X20B.While that alone elevates the Panasonic VIERA TXP37X20 above competing LCD screens, the new Real Black Drive panel production process displays a true balance of light and dark. Vibrant colours pop out of inky black backgrounds with robustness that only the most expensive new LED lit LCD TVs can match.While LED backlit and LED edge lit LCD TVs may manage to match the dynamic picture of the Panasonic TXP37X20B, they do so at a very hefty price.

There is no loss of brightness or contrast as your viewing angle moves away from the centre, making Panasonic's claims that the VIERA TX-P37X20 is free of viewing angle limitations completely true. The Panasonic VIERA TXP37X20 presents a perfect picture from virtually anywhere in the room thanks to its self-illuminating display. The Panasonic TXP37X20 plasma TV's self-illuminating display looks the same from virtually anywhere in the room. Freedom from viewing angle restrictions means freedom from seating restrictions - be it a favourite chair to the site of the set, or simply a large room, every seat gets a perfect picture.

Image flicker and instability are problems frequently experienced on 50Hz plasma televisions, but the Panasonic TXP37X20's 100Hz processing speed solves them with ease, and even helps to reduce eye fatigue with its naturally smooth images. Video games that produced blurred images on slower processors will look crisp and sharp on the TXP37X20B, and are made a real joy to play by the 24p (frames per second) playback, standout blacks, and the excellent contrast ratio. Movie buffs will enjoy the lack of any motion blur marring the action of a film, and appreciate the dramatic colours that the Panasonic VIERA TX-P37X20B can bring out of blu-rays - a format known for its profoundly deep colours.

The VIERA HD ready panel features a built-in Freeview digital tuner. Using Freeview, Panasonic TX-P37X20 owners are able to access the free-to-air digital radio and television services provided by the UK's Freeview service on the Digital Terrestrial Television Platform. Freeview currently offers more than 60 channels, including Film 4, ITV2, and BBC Three. The digital satellite services Freesat and Freesat HD, combined with Freeview, will cover over 90% of resident's in the UK once the planned analogue to digital switchover is completed.

All of your AV devices are brought together with VIERA Link utilizing DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) standards. Connect all of the devices with HDMI cables and your VIERA remote control will operate them all - they don't even have to be Panasonic products. Add VIERA Link to the already astounding list of features included in the new Panasonic TXP37X20, and, combined with an affordable price tag, there's really no reason not to buy this addition to Panasonic's line.

The Panasonic Viera TXP37X20B HD Ready Plasma TV

By: Humberto Hatfield

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