Panasonic 2009 models are with lower power consumption or not???

[admin_exported]

I read panasonic news and thet new models from 2009 will be with one third lower then 2007 models.From uk site i dont see thet new models have lower power consumption.

 

[matengawhat]

I'd be guessing but may be that they don't run as hot - the original plasma/lcds you could nearly fry an egg on - heat wasted energy

 

[Clare Newsome]

The Z1, V1, G15 and G10 series Panasonic 2009 Viera plasma TVs use NeoPDP panels that are far more energy efficient than older models.

You can read more on NeoPDP - and its LCD equivalent, NeoLCD - in this Panasonic overview, which explains how the technologies cut energy consumption.

An additional quote from Panasonic's UK website:

"With its lead-free and 100,000-hour long-life plasma display panels, Panasonic continues to create products that stand out for environmental performance. All series in this year's line-up are environment-friendly, and incorporate environment-friendly functions. Eco mode, for example, reduces power consumption by automatically adjusting screen luminance according to room brightness and other viewing conditions. "

There are pictures and product details of all the new LCD and plasma Panasonic models- and the new Panasonic Blu-ray players and recorders - in our 2009 Panasonic product blog here.

 

[Anonymous]

netvlada:I read panasonic news and thet new models from 2009 will be with one third lower then 2007 models.From uk site i dont see thet new models have lower power consumption.According to the Panny web site, the 42PZ80 uses average of 324w, the 42G10 (neo-PDP) uses 200w. Over 33% saving.

The Full HD G10 uses the same wattage as the 720p X10 (200w vs. 195w)