Panasonic TC-32LX600 reviews

Panasonic doesn’t much care for LCD. It’s often telling us how much better plasma is than the liquid crystal displays of other manufacturers. But you have to admire Panny–even though it thinks the technology is inferior, it still produces great televisions using it. The Viera TX-32LMD70

is one such success story–it has made Crave froth with a rabid technological hunger.

The TX-32LMD70 is certainly a handsome-looking machine. Finished in a tasty matte black that says a big “no thank you” to the rather uncouth trend towards shiny piano black. We think the styling is a winner. The speakers are hidden too, so your eyes are not irritated by unsightly technology. All you see here is a nice black case and a 32-inch LCD screen.

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Panasonic TC-32LX600 reviews

• By: Ian Morris
• Published on: 04/19/2007

(Credit: Crave UK)

Panasonic doesn’t much care for LCD. It’s often telling us how much better plasma is than the liquid crystal displays of other manufacturers. But you have to admire Panny–even though it thinks the technology is inferior, it still produces great televisions using it. The Viera TX-32LMD70 is one such success story–it has made Crave froth with a rabid technological hunger.

The TX-32LMD70 is certainly a handsome-looking machine. Finished in a tasty matte black that says a big “no thank you” to the rather uncouth trend towards shiny piano black. We think the styling is a winner. The speakers are hidden too, so your eyes are not irritated by unsightly technology. All you see here is a nice black case and a 32-inch LCD screen.

Panasonic has included everything you’d expect in a 32-incher. It’s got built-in Freeview as well as two HDMI sockets and component-in for hooking up all your high-definition toys. Plus there’s the usual retro array of Scart and composite video inputs. The set also has Viera link, which enables you to control other Panasonic equipment using just one remote control.

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