Thanks for highlighting...for V series (2010 models) your latest FW should be 5.606; your tv should have automatically updated it, when you run VIERA; else could be downloaded here...for those who dont have internet connected to TV
http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/tv/d.../down_asia.html

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Nov 10 2011, 09:35 PM

Itg all depends what you want. There is no real good or bad, but your preference. Id you like bright and vivid then go with LED. If you like accurate picture reproduction and more of a cinema mood, with capable of reproducing fast moving action; then plasma. Good luck

call pana for warranty...andif your place is prone for lightning; then you need to do something to protect it...(there are many products, from AVR, UPS, isolater, etc)

I wouldnt advise to use wifi, LAN works better, and if you dont have a lan point nearby, get a homeplug, it works fine for me.

I think he meant white wash.

we have gone thru this many many times, you can search LYN and google as well.

for a short answer...Yes. Plasms excels on fast moving objects

call the CS
No.3, Jalan Sesiku 15/2 Section 15
40200 Shah Alam Selangor Darul Ehsan
Telephone : +603-5543 7600
Fax : +603-5518 5606

i dont think this is true, unless you want to back it up with some report?

nothing beats Kuro at the moment, although Pana is trying to get as closer with the VT and newer model ZT.
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/panasonic-t...01302112658.htm


But then, still, Plasma is still the leader in terms of TV displays.
http://www.techradar.com/news/television/t...hnology-1131021

vPanasonic TX-P60ZT65B 3D Plasma TV Review
The KURO is dead, long live the ZT65

It came as something of a surprise when Panasonic announced at this year’s CES that the VT65 would not be the flagship model in 2013. Finally after years of asking Panasonic would be releasing the ZT65, a true enthusiast’s TV that promised to go “Beyond the Reference.” That’s a fairly bullish claim and Panasonic were obviously confident in their new model and perhaps emboldened by the VT50’s reference badge winning status last year. In actual fact, Panasonic said that the reason they used that phrase was because so many people still held the KURO up to be the reference to which all other TVs are measured. Four years after Pioneer stopped making them, the

KURO still hangs around Panasonic’s table like Banquo’s ghost and this year they were determined to exorcise it!

Flagship status aside, the big difference between the ZT65 and the VT65 is Panasonic’s new Studio Master Panel, which used a new production process that eliminated the air layer between the glass at the front and the panel itself. Panasonic claim that this new panel will deliver previously unheard of black levels and dynamic range. The ZT65 would also have a number of other unique features, all of which would help differentiate it as an uncompromising performer aimed squarely at the enthusiast. This uncompromising performance doesn’t come cheap of course and the ZT65 will set you back nearly £4,000, whilst the difficulty in making the new panel means there is only one screen size and limited supply. So the big question is, does the P60ZT65 live up to Panasonic’s claims and have they finally laid to rest the ghost of the KURO? Let’s find out...

http://www.avforums.com/reviews/Panasonic-...=Email+Campaign