From what we know so far - big model line-up story here - it appears the model number ends with '10' it's Full HD/1080p, and if it's '1' then it's HD Ready/720p.
Though there could be exceptions - manufacturers' means of naming models never cease to amaze/infuriate me.
People had just got to understand Panasonic's naming conventions (TH meant plasma; TX meant LCD; Z meant Full HD, X meant HD Ready) and now they seem to have changed it.
Though there could be exceptions - manufacturers' means of naming models never cease to amaze/infuriate me.
People had just got to understand Panasonic's naming conventions (TH meant plasma; TX meant LCD; Z meant Full HD, X meant HD Ready) and now they seem to have changed it.
Clare Newsome:
From what we know so far - big model line-up story here - it appears the model number ends with '10' it's Full HD/1080p, and if it's '1' then it's HD Ready/720p.Well the X10s are being advertised already in the UK and they are 720p??
From what we know so far - big model line-up story here - it appears the model number ends with '10' it's Full HD/1080p, and if it's '1' then it's HD Ready/720p.Well the X10s are being advertised already in the UK and they are 720p??
rewerb:alsina:
TX-P37X10 - RRP £699 (37" HD Ready)
TX-P42X10 - RRP £799 (42" HD Ready)
TX-P50X10 - RRP £999 Available to order from DirectTVs, £599, £699 and £899 respectively.
http://www.directtvs.co.uk/Panasonic_TX-P37X10_37_Inch__Plasma_TV__TX-P37X10B/version.asphttp://www.designerhome.co.uk/eflat...anasonic-TX-P42X10-42-Inch--Plasma-TV/lang/en
Have just checked with Panasonic and the original RRP's are still correct. Seems that directtvs are aiming to steal a march on other dealers by offering a £100 discount from day one, which is good for customers. You might want to google 'directtvs' just to get an idea of the kind of company they are. I'd be inclined to wait a few weeks and look for the good prices AND a 5yr guarantee.
TX-P37X10 - RRP £699 (37" HD Ready)
TX-P42X10 - RRP £799 (42" HD Ready)
TX-P50X10 - RRP £999 Available to order from DirectTVs, £599, £699 and £899 respectively.
http://www.directtvs.co.uk/Panasonic_TX-P37X10_37_Inch__Plasma_TV__TX-P37X10B/version.asphttp://www.designerhome.co.uk/eflat...anasonic-TX-P42X10-42-Inch--Plasma-TV/lang/en
Have just checked with Panasonic and the original RRP's are still correct. Seems that directtvs are aiming to steal a march on other dealers by offering a £100 discount from day one, which is good for customers. You might want to google 'directtvs' just to get an idea of the kind of company they are. I'd be inclined to wait a few weeks and look for the good prices AND a 5yr guarantee.
Panasonic web site now has the new X10 models listed.
http://www.panasonic.co.uk:80/html/en_GB/385811/module/general/compare/productsCategory.html
Not much difference really from the PX80 spec.
Contrast upto 20,000:1 (from 15,000)
3rd HDMI at side (with headphones etc.)
VReal 4
x.v colour with HDMI 1.3
Game picture mode replaces ECO picture mode
PC signal now upto SXGA resolution.
EDIT: V Audio Surround
Comparison with the PX80 here http://www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/287749/module/general/compare/products/displayResult.html?p=TH-42PX80B&p=TX-P42X10
http://www.panasonic.co.uk:80/html/en_GB/385811/module/general/compare/productsCategory.html
Not much difference really from the PX80 spec.
Contrast upto 20,000:1 (from 15,000)
3rd HDMI at side (with headphones etc.)
VReal 4
x.v colour with HDMI 1.3
Game picture mode replaces ECO picture mode
PC signal now upto SXGA resolution.
EDIT: V Audio Surround
Comparison with the PX80 here http://www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/287749/module/general/compare/products/displayResult.html?p=TH-42PX80B&p=TX-P42X10
Our exclusive review of the TX-P42X10 is now online - the 42inch HD Ready plasma from Panasonic's new 2009 range
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