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Panasonic TX-32LZD80 - 32" Widescreen 1080p Full HD LCD TV- With Freeview | 
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| Brand: Panasonic
Category: CE
Buy New: £569.00
New (8) Used (1) from £300.00
Rating:  4 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 48.5
Dimensions (in): 36.4 x 26.8 x 10.6
MPN: TX-32LZD80
Model: TX-32LZD80
EAN: 5025232462049
ASIN: B0015LV99Y
Release Date: March 16, 2008
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Screen: Format - 16:9 / Screen size - 32" (82 cm) / Brightness (in cd/m ) - Not provided / Contrast - 10,000:1 / Response time (in ms) - Not provided / Resolution (horizontal x vertical - in pixels) - 176 / 176 / Viewing angle (horizontal/vertical - in ) - 178 | | • | Audio: Audio Power - Not provided / Noise reduction - Intelligent Scene Controller x.v. Colour 24p Playback 3D Colour Management Sub Pixel Control Picture Overscan Video Noise Reduction / Mono/Stereo Sound - BBE ViVA HD3D Sound / Speakers - Yes | | • | Connectivity: Connectivity - 3 x HDMI 2 scart sockets PC input 1 x component video / SCART connectors - 2 / DVI Input - No / HDMI Input - 3 / PC Input - Yes / Audio output - Headphones socket | | • | Tuner: Standard - Digital tuner / Double Tuner - Digital tuner | | • | General: Remote control - Yes / Accessories supplied - Remote control, power supply / Internal menu languages - Information not provided / User guide - 14.1 / Dimensions (mm) - 538 x 831 x 103 / Weight (kg) - 18 |
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Product Description
There?s a lot to admire in the TX-32LZD80 from Panasonic! This 32-inch screen displays images in Full HD resolution with bright colours, capturing the tiniest details with remarkable precision. You?ll be able to watch your favourite TV programmes in high definition thanks to image improvement technologies such as x.v. Colour, 24p Playback and 3D Colour Management modes. Meanwhile, its HDMI connection allows you to hook up your audio/video devices and enjoy top-class images! The TX-32LZD80 also has an SD card slot for transferring images, and a digital tuner so you can watch Freeview TV and take your entertainment even further.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Excellent LCD TV August 29, 2008
Roj (Lancs, England)
74 out of 74 found this review helpful
I bought this TV about a month ago after much research, the fact that Which? magazine rated it as a best buy certainly influenced my decision. I use it not only as a TV but also as a computer monitor and video game display and it is excellent in all these roles. It's very easy to set up and use, the sound is good and the picture fantastic, I really can't fault it.
Panasonic 32LZD80 September 3, 2008
Postman Pat (Lincs)
55 out of 56 found this review helpful
We did quite a bit of research before buying, went to look at various models and compared but kept coming back to this one. We got a great deal from John Lewis (sorry Amazon) 599 including 5 year guarantee. It was very easy to set up, works brilliantly with our recently purchased Panasonic DVD EX768 recorder and we're really delighted with it.
Stunning TV! September 23, 2008
Dave (Huddersfield)
50 out of 50 found this review helpful
I wanted a 32" TV to suite my smaller lounge size. I checked Which? and this certainly influenced my decision. The Tv arrived as promised and within 15 mins was up and working! The picture is excellent and proves the value of full HD. the colours are rich and vibrant, and the sound is also very good. I can't wait to view a full HD tv picture from Sky. I like the ability to view my photos by directly plugging in the SD card in at the side. Built in Freeview means less need for ugly cables, but I guess most tv's these days have this. The provided stand seems very stable, and allows you to turn the unit for the perfect viewing angle. Delighted with my purchase.
 Beware November 4, 2008
BillyS (UK)
15 out of 30 found this review helpful
Great reviews from everybody! I personally don't know how well it works.
It was my intention to wall mount this set. I discovered, after purchasing a single arm extending bracket specifically recommended for this model, that the fixing holes on the back of this and some other Panasonic TVs are 50mm off centre. This means that when mounted, the television lists to the left. Short of cutting the corresponding legs off your viewing seat there seems to be no answer to this problem.
I understand that Panasonic are alone in this bizarre arrangement. They only supply as an extra, when in stock, fixed, flush brackets. The set arrives with the stand (if that's what you want) attached.
It appears that when Which recommended this set they didn't try to fix it to a wall! Panasonic Customer services suggested using a Vesta bracket. Mine was and it didn't work. I have a large amount of holes in my wall and, at the moment, my TV is sat on the sofa. I haven't set up the TV yet as it may be going back. But I'm sure the picture would be great!
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