Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7516 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Panasonic
• Model: TX-L32S10B/BA
• Released on: 2009-04-15

Manufacturer's Description

Full-HD Model with Superb Image Quality, Wide Viewing Angle and Advanced Networking Capabilities. The wide 178° viewing angle* ensures clear images even when viewed from an angle. The backlight's wide transmission aperture enhances the contrast between light and dark, and improves motion-image response. *Measured at an angle where the contrast ratio is 10:1 or higher. Enjoy realistic starlit skies right in your living room. Improvements in panel contrast and scene-adaptive contrast gamma correction have achieved a high contrast ratio of 50,000:1. The backlight tuning area is also expanded to achieve deeper blacks.

VIERA Link allows interconnected operation of various AV devices using only the VIERA remote control, by simply connecting the devices to each other by an HDMI cable. VIERA Link performance has been further enhanced with LUMIX digital camera connection. By connecting a new LUMIX camera that has an HDMI output terminal to VIERA, you can use the VIERA remote to control the playback of images stored on the camera.

It's easy to view full-HD images with the SD card slot. Watch and show your photos and motion images right after you take them. Simply insert an SD Memory card into VIERA to display photos and full-HD videos on the large screen. You can also choose from among 3 types of background music and 4 display effects. V-Audio Surround gives depth-sound-image effect by early-reflection data based on actual room measurement, that is generated from digital signal processor.

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Customer Reviews

Excellent all-rounder at a great price
After trying to replace my 2 year old Panasonic LCD HD TV (after one of the kids threw a toy through the screen) I was getting somewhat dismayed. I tried new Toshiba LCD, Panasonic Plasma and then thought I would settle for this brand new to market Panasonic.

The picture quality is absolutely excellent - we watch Freeview TV (not an HD source) and the quality of Freeview is unbelievable. Xbox 360 is fantastic in HD too.

If you have a Panasonic HDD recorder you can pause live TV using the Vera link, and control all Panasonic devices from the one controller.

Only thing I do not like (which is unfortunately common to all Panasonic's now) is the GuidePlus EPG (Programme Guide) - it displays annoying adverts in the left-hand column of the guide, which although probably generates Panasonic some extra cash - are not interesting, and I can not turn them off (looked through all the forums etc.). Do not really like the idea of my kids being able to see adverts without my choice.

They do not mention this in any of their literature (GuidePlus is mentioned as a new standard in EPG - but the EPG is the same as my old Panasonic, except with space taken up for advertising!).

A small rant on what is otherwise an absolutely excellent TV.

Probably the best 32" TV on the market today
Having owned a series of Panasonic TVs over the years (all of which are still working perfectly) when it came to upgrading from a 26" to a 32" there really was no need to look anywhere else. Looking at all the LCDs lined up in a specialist retailer it was clear that the Pana exudes a more quality feel than the likes of Sony, Toshiba & Samsung, ok you pay a bit of a premium but this isn't the type of thing you buy every day. Out of the box the TV easy easy to get up and running, attaching the base is pretty simple, just slot it in place and put 4 screws in (easier when you have a magnetic head screw driver). Like all panasonics you just have to plug it in, fill in your details for security purposes and it will automatically set itself up, also when it comes to operation, of all the menus are very intuitive. The picture is fantastic and has stunning definition even without an HD input and I certainly find that darker images are more true in colour. Playing 'The Blue Planet' on DVD was a revelation and it wasn't even an upscaling DVD player. The sound is good quality but I still can't work out where it actually comes from because the gloss black tv surround shows no evidence of speakers. I only have one problem and that is that it will end up costing more money as I now want to upgrade to an upscaling dvd or blu-ray player to make the most of this incredible panel.

A few of bits of information worth mentioning are that the dimensions are H55.1 x W79.8 x D21.7cm including the stand. And that you have no shortage of inputs with 3 HDMIs and 2 Scarts. Also you have an SD slot to show off your pictures so it's goodbye to the digital photo frame.

Overall, I couldn't be happier!

EX TV
Having owned Panasonic tvs in the past and having no trouble with them i decided to buy the TX-L32S10B which is the 2009 model of the highly recommended TX-L32ZD80.Out of the box, fix the stand, switch on and the tv auto scans for channels so you are up and running in about 30 mins.The picture quality is on par with the earlier model which is excellant,but the sound is not of the same quality. Bought from Amazon at a very good price with fast delivery i am very pleased with the tv and would recommend to anyone looking to buy a full hd tv.