Panasonic Viera TXL37V10

Sit back and enjoy stunning HD images with this Panasonic Viera TX-L37V10B 37” LCD television. It features a built-in freesat tuner so you can enjoy HD channels from the BBC and ITV without the need for an external box.

Its state-of-the-art technology gives amazing picture quality, with the 100Hz Intelligent Frame Creation giving fantastic resolution even during fast moving scenes – something football fans and film buffs will both appreciate. Viera also uses motion focus technology that greatly enhances resolution.

The Fine Black Panel achieves excellent black reproduction. When you're watching movies, the TX-L37V10B renders images just the way the director intended, even in scenes where it's difficult to achieve a proper balance of light and dark.

Sound is enhanced with its in-built V-Real surround sound technology (with bass extension), while the 24p Real Cinema settings offers enhanced judder-free playback, giving a smooth ‘film’ look. The 4 HDMI sockets allow you to hook-up your Blu-ray player, PVRs and games consoles with ease.

Thanks to the VieraCast feature you can access websites such as YouTube and Picasa by connecting the set to the internet via its Ethernet port. As more VieraCast optimised sites become available it’s easy to add them via the onscreen menu.

And let’s not forget that the TX-L37V10B is also DNLA (Digital Living Network Alliance) compatible. This enables you to access your photos, music and movies from a compatible device such as your PC across your home network. For instance, you could play your friends the latest MP3 track you’ve just downloaded, even though your computer is upstairs in the spare bedroom.

The TX-L37V10B is also capable of playing footage straight from your camcorder in high-definition mode and you can view a slideshow of your photos - just remove the SD memory card from your digital still camera, and slip it in the slot.

1080p
1080p is the purest form of high definition that a television can display. This leads to a smoother, more film-like image, which will satisfy sports and movie lovers alike. With a 1080p signal, the information that makes up an image is displayed “progressively” or all at once, rather than in an “interlaced” fashion.