The Plasma TV Blog

It is interesting that Panasonic refers to this model as a monitor. It is really a very advanced LCD television with a display capability of 480p/720p/1080i, and a resolution of 1280 x 768 giving a total pixel count of 983,040. These figures are a bit smaller than on the larger LCD models, and the advanced […]

The TC-26LE60 is a limited edition version of Panasonic’s 26 inch diagonal television. The major difference between this unit and the LX60 version are slightly smaller speakers. The LE60 has two 14 watt per channel speakers rather than the 20 watt ones on the LX. That is really about the only difference. There is the […]

The LE60 model appears to be almost identical to the LX60 models in almost every technical specification. The one exception is that the LE60 comes with two 14 watt per channel surround sound speakers rather than the slightly more powerful 20 watt speakers. Since the LE is more of a limited edition model, it may […]

The big deal in the world of television is the move toward larger and larger screen size. The TC-23LX60 has a screen size of only 23”, and seems a little outsized by the much larger models around it. It is in the area of picture quality that this unit justifies its price. The resolution size […]

The 26LX60 is the slightly downscaled 26” entry in Panasonic’s LCD lineup. Slightly downscaled here does not mean that you are not going to be getting a top grade picture. The unit has the standard resolution of 1366 x 768 giving over a million pixels. It handles progressive scan formats in 480p/720p sizes, and has […]

If you are seriously comparing Panasonic LCD television sets, and a 32” diagonal screen is what you have in mind, you are going to have to compare the LX60 package here with the LX600 package. The biggest difference may be in price. The LX60 is going to put out a picture that is going to […]

This 26” diagonal screen LCD unit is just a slightly smaller version of Panasonic’s other 600 package, the 32” with the LX600 set of features. It is able to handle progressive scan formats at 480p/720p resolutions, as well as 1080i with normal scan. The high pixel count of 1,049,088 (1366 x 768) and the picture […]

That number 600 at the end of this model’s stock number is Panasonic’s way of telling us that this is the full package. This is a 32” diagonal screen LCD television that is set up with just about every feature the Panasonic can cram into it to produce a viewing experience that is almost unreal. […]