HOW to choose among these 3 Panasonic?
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What about the ES8228S? Is this one an improvement on the 8168? Other than some ebay listings, I haven't found much info anywhere.
918263
Ok, I finally made the purchase.............. Being cheap and broke, I got the Panasonic p50g15........ Good price $1295. OTD.,Now, the next thing is I don't know Squat about hooking it up........... Please refer to the 50g15 review to read about my installation questions if you think you can give any advice ! Thanks :)
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I agree with Robert... HDC TM55k is the best at the moment, you can also try Panasonic HDC SD 60, Features are as same as HDC-TM55K, the only diff is of In built Memory of 8 GB, Pan HDC-SD60 doesn't have any inbuilt memory.
1698267
I ordered mine from the panasonic website. It cost about $35. Defiantly worth it.
1085628
Not sure about Amazon as I haven't researched this---but you can call customer service and they will respond immediately (within an hour). I have found them very helpful and reasonably knowledgeable. Also I have researched all major brands and asked at least 3 techs in my area about reliability of 3 flat panels brands. While this is a loaded question since technology is changing so rapidly, all said Panasonic is very good and so far very reliable. Finally I also went to a few a/v specialty stores and a LOCAL major furn/appliance/ELECTRONICS store and asked who services their products. So I have found someone (or 2) businesses within 50 miles of my medium sized city who have excellent reputations. Not wanting to bash Best Buy, HH Gregg, etc. but the techs I talked with had reservations about buying extended warranties from the big store chains. I have no direct experience so I cannot really say. I have researched this V-10 for my mother and she will be buying from a local dealer. She's willing to pay a little more for correct setup and calibration and to integrate with her high end home theater separates. An extended warranty is optional through the dealer or local technician of my choice. Next to last, a very quality oriented Factory Authorized Service Center PROPRIETOR within 50 miles from my house stated that he is part of a network of technicians and recommended cpscentral.com (Computer Priority Service). I have not visited this site. Last I encourage you to investigate in your area before buying. The reason I'm so diligent is that my mother is replacing a 5 yr old Pioneer Elite plasma which cost $10,000 and now will either be repaired and come to my home or recycled. This should help you--don't let your excitement out weigh good reasoning!!
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I Just bought the panasonic last week and therefore may be biased. I have watched the plasma market for five years now and I belive panasonic is the true leader. In general I would choose overall quality versus the number of "features"---or perhaps novelties. but if they are truly features you want and will use then that may be what you need.
452889
The Panasonic is the best choice by far.If you have a Panasonic screen to use with your multi-region blu ray dvd both units communicate with each other making use very simple.
2038444
Maybe the Panasonic website....make sure you have the skew number of the product so it will be the same sone.
830617
I have been using Panasonic wet/dry for the past five years and recommend Panasonic without reservation. I have also owned Norelco and Braun. The wer/dry Panasonics have far outperformed the others.
510212
Panasonic IS the true leader in plasma although Sammys have come a long way. The features you speak of are streaming options, Pannys are thin in that area although quite a few blueray players have netflix and VUDU. The PS3 has all this plus a new 3D update. Always go with the Best Picture Quality when purchasing a TV.
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Arthur,Cnet (www.cnet.com) which does alot of testing, rated the Panasonic 58" 800u as one of their editor's choices for 2008. As mentioned in a prior response to you, AVS Forum speaks very well of the Panasonic. Like you, I worried and researched for 3 months. While www.consumerreports.org likes the Samsungs, most everyone else likes the Panasonic. It seemed to me the jury was in favor of the Panasonic by a majority so that ended up as my choice and Panasonic also has one of the best reliabilty ratings.Dave
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Can you explain the difference in the following 3 Panasonic Camcorders:HDC-TM90KHDC-TM700HDC-HS700I REALLY need to buy a good camcorder (under about $700) to take video of my son's lacrosse games for college recruiters. THANK YOU!!
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To be sure, visit Panasonic's website and download manual for both. Comparability will be stated in the manuals.
456114
I would not buy the Panasonic is the pain in the b*** to kiss. I bought a mega box HDI very simple to hook up was up and running within 30 minutes has tons of storage and very easy to use in USA systems
1140612
I think when I got mine the paperwork said you could order one from the manufacturer. I no longer have that but try checking with Panasonic.
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I have both: Sanyo and the Panasonic. Both are excellent, but the Sanyo has stereo microphone, flash, can take picture while doing a video and is better built. The quality of the videos and pictures is very good on both, but the Sanyo has an edge. The Panasonic will refuse to charge after a while, and unless you have a wall charger for your battery, well, you are out of luck.
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The one that's showing on your email is the one I bought, then returned. It may have been a fluke that it only worked for a few hours (a lemon?). I had read great things about it, but it just didn't work out for me. I don't know which is the newest model. I would go to the Panasonic website for that info. Hope this helps. Good luck.