Can the TV really pan 360?
236860
Yes it can, there is a single bolt at the bottom of the vertical pole which you can loosen, rotate the T.V, then tighten again.
2222837
Yes. Your television will show whatever is on the PC's screen when connected.
1897958
It's my understanding that the TV has to support 3D technology. Hope this helps.
107353
Sorry Michael. I do not use the 3D feature on my TV and probably will not. I believe other reviewers may have recommended some brands other that Panasonic, as they are cheaper and work just as well. I have no experience with it.
696288
A fisheye lens will never give a "360" view, but it does work just like any fisheye lens by giving you a nice 180 view.
2192143
As long as your cords and cables don't encumber the turning radius, it's as easy as pie. The base of the stand is set up like a lazy Susan or a swevel seat on a stool. It will not do a 360 but will probably do 270 degrees
49407
You can go all 360 degrees on the single axis. As long as you are wise enough to stop before you run out of cord from turning it in the same direction repeatedly.
56434
Yes, but I haven't tried it yet. On other sites reviews say it decreases the pixels and you only have choice of 180 or 360 degrees.
581337
Kind of...it doesn't have the ability to swivel 360 to be placed in the "perfect" position but you can choose the general direction you want it to go.
822537
Mine seems to be able to go 360 degrees, however the wall stops me from knowing for sure.
2105071
All of the posted answers are wrong. The TV will rotate just a few degrees on the supplied stand. since the rotating ability is so small you may or may not be able to adjust enough.
1466123
This item works with the Xbox 360. It creates a slight double image but its not that bad. Worth it if you can't buy a nice hd tv and all you have is a monitor.
1557016
Actually the Xbox 360 can output 1080p via VGA cable and Component Cables which this TV supports. The update was released several months ago but some people will have problems depending on there TV set.
646439
It has not been designed for that but it could. However, the TV must not be too heavy.
1918229
I do not know the answer to that question, as I have the TV in an enclosed space and always see it head-on. I would suspect that at an angle the picture would not be very good because even head-on, it is not very vibrant.
1895207
Yes. 1080i gets converted to 720p as the TV's native resolution is 720p (it doesn't have enough pixels to display 1080 lines of information). But it shouldn't really matter, as the difference between 720p and true 1080i (or even 1080p) is going to be almost imperceptible on a 26" set.
274174
Yes although you may find you need more stability.The 360 degree has some play.