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techradar.com - 19 days ago

Review: Panasonic TX-P46G15

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Panasonic's insistence on sticking exclusively with plasma technology for its big TVs is admirably stubborn. And who needs LCD when it produces gas screens as good as the TX-P46G15? Best of an impressive set of connections is a satellite input, flagging up that the TX-P46G15 is another of ...

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prnewswire.com - 12 days ago

Panasonic Debuts Multimedia Audio System Photo Frame

— prnewswire.com — SECAUCUS, N.J., Nov. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Panasonic today announced the debut of its first audio system with iPod dock and photo frame. The MW-10 combines several components into one sleek system, making it the ultimate multimedia solution for ... (more) Panasonic Debuts Multimedia Audio System Photo Frame

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techradar.com - 20 days ago

Competition: WIN! Panasonic Blu-ray 5.1 surround system

— techradar.com — To celebrate its 10th anniversary of trading, MultizoneAV has teamed up with TechRadar to offer one reader the chance to transform their living room into a spectacular home cinema, worth £599! On offer is Panasonic's SC-BT200 Blu-ray 5.1 system, packing in 1,000W of amplification, five ... (more) Competition: WIN! Panasonic Blu-ray 5.1 surround system

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feedproxy.google.com - 12 days ago

Review: Sony Bravia KDL-40Z5800 LCD TV

— feedproxy.google.com — Although the current recession might have given many of the big names in AV quite a battering over the past 18 months, one name at least seems to have not only survived relatively unscathed but actually potentially benefited from the hard times: Freesat. The BBC/ITV-led, free-to-air satellite ... (more) Review: Sony Bravia KDL-40Z5800 LCD TV

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