Panasonic LCD TV Reviews

Panasonic TC-L32X1 Review

Panasonic’s TC-L32X1 is the only set in the company’s 2009 line that includes iPod support. But unlike JVC’s LT-P300 it can’t adjust aspect ratio for videos or display digital photos from an iPod. JVC’s model has better HDTV picture quality overall, but the Panasonic set is less expensive when matched up to to similar screen sizes. The Panasonic TC-LX1 series uses an external dock, unlike JVC’s model that integrates the dock into the set. Panasonic also added an A.I. picture function that actually alters the backlight of the set in accordance to what’s being shown. Its color management feature works with color decoding and video noise reduction as well.

Panasonic TC-L37X1 Review

Panasonic’s iPod-friendly TC-L37X1 doesn’t quite compare to JVC’s LT-P300 because it’s unable to show digital photos from an iPod or regulate aspect ratio for videos. And while JVC’s model also offeres superior HDTV picture quality, the Panasonic is less expensive when compared to similar screen sizes. Unlike the JVC LT-P300 series, which utilizes an iPod dock built into the TV itself, the Panasonic TC-LX1 series uses an external dock. While the iPod dock works fine with this set, no other dock will, so if it breaks you’ll have to contact Panasonic. Unlike JVC’s set, the dock on the Panasonic doesn't need a separate dock adapter.