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What To Look For

When Buying a VIERA® HDTV.

Benefits

	Amazing, detailed picture Bold colors, deep blacks, and sharp, wide-angle viewing.

	Smooth, graceful motion Enjoy high-paced action and fluid, uninterrupted motion.

	Effortless Connectivity Your HD devices work together with VIERA® Link

	Exceptional service Take advantage of our exclusive VIERA® Concierge program.

Amazing, detailed picture VIERA® flat-panel HDTVs offer incredible black reproduction, with a rated dynamic contrast ratio of up to 1,000,000:1, so you'll get warm, accurate skin tones, gorgeous greens, breathtaking blues and vivid reds. VIERA flat-panels also deliver a super-wide viewing range, ensuring a crisp, beautiful image from almost any angle. For color that's as rich and bold as life itself, enter a new visual era with VIERA.

Smooth, graceful motion A VIERA flat-panel HDTV offers fluid, uninterrupted motion. So whether you're watching a sporting event or an action-packed movie, you'll always get the most impressive viewing experience possible.

Effortless Connectivity VIERA Link makes it easy to connect all of your compatible AV devices. That means your Blu-ray Disc™ player, DVD recorder/player, home theater system and hi-def camcorder can be operated by a single VIERA remote control. You can even view digital photos via the SD card slot, which comes standard on all new VIERA flat-panel HDTVs.

Exceptional service VIERA Concierge offers many amazing benefits and free services to the Panasonic VIERA flat-panel owner: Use of our exclusive toll-free hotline, priority service scheduling, and live chat with a flat-panel HDTV expert. Find out more about VIERA Concierge

High Definition

High Definition (HD) is a television and movie display technology that offers a significantly higher image quality than Standard Definition and features a wide screen format and surround sound capabilities. High Definition boasts either 720 or 1,080 lines of resolution (presented in either interlaced or progressive scan format), and uses a 16:9 aspect ratio (width:height), which is wider than the 4:3 ratio of standard televisions.