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Since they became available this spring, Panasonic's FULL HD 3D products have gained worldwide praise for their stunningly beautiful picture quality.Actually, we had to boost the performance of our conventional 2D displays as much as possible to achieve high-quality 3D images. We poured our utmost efforts into developing new technologies that would further raise the image quality of our 2D displays, and then applied them in order to create the ultimate combination of technologies for 3DTV.
We began, of course, with our latest VIERA panel because its renowned high contrast and improved moving picture resolution deliver outstanding 2D playback performance.
The major precondition for attaining a high-quality 3D picture is minimizing the crosstalk that results when images for the left and right eyes become mixed. The biggest cause of crosstalk is the remaining afterglow, referred to as persistence, of the image displayed directly before image switching, which influences the next image displayed. For FULL HD 3D Plasma TV, the panels have a fast display speed and produce high-quality 3D images. However, for the Frame Sequential method that switches 60 frames per second for each eye for a total of 120 frames, the development of new technology to even more thoroughly reduce persistence was required.The new NeoPlasma panel has further boosted the image quality of our 3D plasma HDTVs.
And now, they're joined by our first 3D LED LCD models.
Truly outstanding image quality has been achieved by the leading-edge technology in our LED LCD HDTVs.
What's more, the lineup is wider, bringing high-quality 2D and 3D images to everyone.
In addition, our FULL HD 3D home theater systems reproduce all of the emotional impact of movie theater images, and our 3D-compatible camcorders and LUMIX cameras put 3D creativity right into your hands.
This wide-ranging product line brings 3D into the home, for easy, everyday enjoyment.
Get ready for the exciting new experience that's waiting for you in Panasonic's 3D world.The 3D VIERA plasma display has evolved even more. While its original structure made it inherently well suited to 3D reproduction, our new plasma panels have been totally revamped, in terms of both structure and materials.
Even our unique 3D technologies have been further enhanced, to minimize the double images (crosstalk) that can hinder 3D viewing comfort. The result is clearer, 3D images with truly remarkable quality.The 3D VIERA plasma display has evolved even more. While its original structure made it inherently well suited to 3D reproduction, our new plasma panels have been totally revamped, in terms of both structure and materials. Even our unique 3D technologies have been further enhanced, to minimize the double images (crosstalk) that can hinder 3D viewing comfort. The result is clearer, 3D images with truly remarkable quality. Presenting Panasonic's first 3D LED LCD HDTV. Based on the conventional IPS Alpha Panel, a 3D LCD display with truly high image quality and minimal double images has been achieved thanks to a newly developed special 3D high-speed response panel and original high-speed drive technology. And these high-resolution 3D images naturally lead to remarkably detailed 2D images as well.And another essential element for achieving "true TV" is realistic black rendering. The Infinite Black panel that is featured on both our 3D and regular 2D TV models produces natural depth and uniform blacks across the entire screen. Its remarkable level of realism naturally immerses the viewer in the world within the screen.By minimizing the pre-discharge level, the new panel gives greater depth to the shades of black that comprise the smallest units of light, and brings additional detail to gradation in low-light areas of the image. The deep, rich blacks that result significantly increase the expression and realism of the TV images.These revolutionary technologies have brought overwhelming praise to FULL HD 3D VIERA models from journalists and AV enthusiasts worldwide since their release.Having the ultimate 2D and 3D image quality in a single TV means that even if you think you won't have the opportunity to watch a lot of 3D content right away, but just want the best possible image quality, Panasonic's FULL HD 3D models are still your best choice.
We began, of course, with our latest VIERA panel because its renowned high contrast and improved moving picture resolution deliver outstanding 2D playback performance.
The major precondition for attaining a high-quality 3D picture is minimizing the crosstalk that results when images for the left and right eyes become mixed. The biggest cause of crosstalk is the remaining afterglow, referred to as persistence, of the image displayed directly before image switching, which influences the next image displayed. For FULL HD 3D Plasma TV, the panels have a fast display speed and produce high-quality 3D images. However, for the Frame Sequential method that switches 60 frames per second for each eye for a total of 120 frames, the development of new technology to even more thoroughly reduce persistence was required.The new NeoPlasma panel has further boosted the image quality of our 3D plasma HDTVs.
And now, they're joined by our first 3D LED LCD models.
Truly outstanding image quality has been achieved by the leading-edge technology in our LED LCD HDTVs.
What's more, the lineup is wider, bringing high-quality 2D and 3D images to everyone.
In addition, our FULL HD 3D home theater systems reproduce all of the emotional impact of movie theater images, and our 3D-compatible camcorders and LUMIX cameras put 3D creativity right into your hands.
This wide-ranging product line brings 3D into the home, for easy, everyday enjoyment.
Get ready for the exciting new experience that's waiting for you in Panasonic's 3D world.The 3D VIERA plasma display has evolved even more. While its original structure made it inherently well suited to 3D reproduction, our new plasma panels have been totally revamped, in terms of both structure and materials.
Even our unique 3D technologies have been further enhanced, to minimize the double images (crosstalk) that can hinder 3D viewing comfort. The result is clearer, 3D images with truly remarkable quality.The 3D VIERA plasma display has evolved even more. While its original structure made it inherently well suited to 3D reproduction, our new plasma panels have been totally revamped, in terms of both structure and materials. Even our unique 3D technologies have been further enhanced, to minimize the double images (crosstalk) that can hinder 3D viewing comfort. The result is clearer, 3D images with truly remarkable quality. Presenting Panasonic's first 3D LED LCD HDTV. Based on the conventional IPS Alpha Panel, a 3D LCD display with truly high image quality and minimal double images has been achieved thanks to a newly developed special 3D high-speed response panel and original high-speed drive technology. And these high-resolution 3D images naturally lead to remarkably detailed 2D images as well.And another essential element for achieving "true TV" is realistic black rendering. The Infinite Black panel that is featured on both our 3D and regular 2D TV models produces natural depth and uniform blacks across the entire screen. Its remarkable level of realism naturally immerses the viewer in the world within the screen.By minimizing the pre-discharge level, the new panel gives greater depth to the shades of black that comprise the smallest units of light, and brings additional detail to gradation in low-light areas of the image. The deep, rich blacks that result significantly increase the expression and realism of the TV images.These revolutionary technologies have brought overwhelming praise to FULL HD 3D VIERA models from journalists and AV enthusiasts worldwide since their release.Having the ultimate 2D and 3D image quality in a single TV means that even if you think you won't have the opportunity to watch a lot of 3D content right away, but just want the best possible image quality, Panasonic's FULL HD 3D models are still your best choice.
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