The Panasonic TX-L42E3B is one of several recently launched television models available from this electronics company. On this TV, an LED backlight has been added to enhance the IBS panel, which already provides a wide viewing angle, and this prevents the image from washing out when the screen is viewed from an angle. The IBS panel also provides a higher level of contrast and black areas are reproduced more faithfully than ever. The screen itself is aesthetically pleasing as it’s coated in a black gloss finish. Movement is also easier to follow because there is little glare.
One can get Freeview (but not Freestat, which is available with another TV in this series) on the Panasonic TX-L42E3B. No satellite dish is required for this purpose (although an outside aerial connection is required), nor is there a subscription fee for the service.
The Panasonic Viera TX-L42E3B can be used for other than the traditional television purpose of watching programs currently on the air. An SD slot allows photos to be downloaded from a memory card and viewed on the screen. And music can be played to accompany the photo display or slide show. The SD device comes packaged with Viera Link, which also allows the owner to access movie and audio on their iPod, and link their TV, home theater and Blue Ray player, thus avoiding the headache of having to switch between different remote controls. .
Another headache is eliminated with Viera Link: that of having a tangled mass of cables coming from different machines; here only one cable connects everything. Video games can also be played with this Panasonic TX-L42E3B TV; again, the superior display quality is evident in the clarity with which dark images can be seen; and an “anti image retention” function eliminates flickering.
Another benefit of the Panasonic Viera TX-L42E3B is that it is “green”, just like Panasonic and Viera TVs in general. These machines consume little energy: panel efficiency is increased through the front filter and phosphor, and the company has also eliminated the use of lead and mercury in its Plasma screens. The LED backlight also saves a lot of power. And in a dark room, the power your TV consumes is 55 percent less than older TVs, because these newer ones are equipped with sensors that detect the amount of light in the immediate environment and adjust their own light accordingly. meet that level. The panel is designed to last up to 100,000 hours, which is equivalent to 35 years! The screen is also protected against things that could damage it.
Customers buying the Panasonic TX-L42E3B television will likely find that the good largely outweighs the bad. Sound quality is good, colors rich, and black tones vivid. Admittedly, there are no internet features or streaming media support, and it does have some motion blur. But surely there will be improvements made by Panasonic in the future, both in TVs and in all other products.
