Thanks for your advice and sympathy Mick (read a more full reply elsewhere
) we all know how bad things can get when we have strife with Panasonic 'features'
and their take on customer service - which is why I contrasted them with Sony.
This issue is very much a software one and probably quite sortable. This was their flagship too, and customers who invested in this pricey product should not be left up a creek without a paddle when it comes to such problems.
It is rather banal to issue a firmware fix for a teletext fault (2.506) but not for something more intrusive such as a picture processing problems.
Why hasn't Panasonic UK got an investigative team in place for such problems? So that they can be logged, reported back to Japan and resolved in good order : like all other large TV manufacturers do.
What makes them different from other brands in the market such as Sony, Philips and Samsung who do fix problems and issue relevant firmware updates?
This issue is very much a software one and probably quite sortable. This was their flagship too, and customers who invested in this pricey product should not be left up a creek without a paddle when it comes to such problems.
It is rather banal to issue a firmware fix for a teletext fault (2.506) but not for something more intrusive such as a picture processing problems.
Why hasn't Panasonic UK got an investigative team in place for such problems? So that they can be logged, reported back to Japan and resolved in good order : like all other large TV manufacturers do.
What makes them different from other brands in the market such as Sony, Philips and Samsung who do fix problems and issue relevant firmware updates?