Panasonic uses IPS Alpha panel of third-generation E30 series and above (E3 has an older panel), wh

Panasonic haco works best plasmas, but just a solid LCD TVs. This is true for many years, but the announcement of this year's models are promising thanks to the new IPS Alpha LCD panel. Is it enough that the TX-L32E30E gets our recommendation?
Panasonic plasma TVs prefers, and this does not hide. After all, two years ago did not want to produce larger LCD TVs of 37 "and still have a larger LCD TV 42", do not use direct LED backlight with local dimming ... That would be a real step forward Panasonic has always used various versions of the IPS matrix which has excellent viewing angles, good color rendition and detail in shadows, and poor contrast that is around 1000: 1 (measured by ANSI method). During this time the competition with PVA panels easily reaches 4000 1 In practice, this means that the Panasonic LCD TV looks pale at night, with visible illustrious black. It does not help a great image processing, or any other tricks besides - Direct LED lighting.
Panasonic does not hold back. It will be noticed immediately after opening the box: while some Korean manufacturers (Did someone say Samsung?) Typically use cheaper, squeaking plastic Panasonic E30 (and other models) haco operate and are significantly better prepared. The solid body, completely solid chassis and precise fabrication from beginning inspire confidence in the quality. Maybe it is not critical when purchasing haco a TV, but the statistics on failures in favor Panasonic.
The design was finally caught connection with the competition, as well as the thickness of the case. Although slim, there are thinner TVs on the market, and not like us locations of the connectors that hold the cables perpendicular to the TV. Thus, none of the accommodation on the wall ... On the other hand, few users will complain design E30 series.
HD media player, Viera Connect (Internet services, gaming, Skype, Twitter, Facebook ...), record programs to an external drive, USB stick or memory card, DivX video on demand (need to register), and of course DLNA (optional) WiFi module a list of the main features E30 models. In short: nothing is missing, but the media player we have objections.
The truth is: HD media player plays all major and minor bit HD / SD DivX movies, MKV, MP3, Dolby Digital or DTS sound but not our subtitles. Okay, the integration of these in the movie takes a few minutes, haco but it's a hassle. The larger problem is that the E30 does not support NTFS drives and USB sticks. In other words, you will hardly watch HD movies, because they are generally larger haco than the FAT32 file limit of 4GB. However, you can drive / stick formatted in exFAT format, but the owners of the completed haco external drives will be delighted with this option ... Technicalities
Panasonic uses IPS Alpha panel of third-generation E30 series and above (E3 has an older panel), which brings improvements to both sides: better contrast, and faster response time. And now we can say that these improvements and see - more on this, see the picture quality. haco
EDGE LED technology is unusual configuration (instead of the sides, LEDs are located on the top and bottom of the chassis). It does not affect image quality and homogeneity of the solid (larger models haco have more problems).
IFC Pro processor to interpolate frames and got backlight blinking, then insert black frames between the frame, which improves response time and time TV gets 200 Hz label. In practice, interpolation works at the level of last year's models. So excellent, with very few artifacts - be sure to leave IFC on.
Panasonic E30 is a 2D LCD TV, which is good in coping with SD and HD signal. Provided that turn True Cinema mode (no THX-a) - namely, the standard mode image is very bad, the color sharpness of an accelerated resulting in an abundance of artifacts. They could be called the Dynamic ...
The contrast is better than all previous Panasonic LCD TVs. This is the first that is not problematic even in a darkened room - finally. But on the other hand, competition is on this point is still better (Sony, Samsung).
Viewing angle is wide - for normal viewing, no problem, and it's the best currently offers LCD technology. This means that the TV to watch three - four people off the couch without a significant loss of quality display.
The quality of the SD signal is good to very good. Panasonic has finally improved playback interlaced SD signal, so you will not look jagged and / or shimmering details. On the other hand, scaling sharper looks on plasmas of the same manufacturer, and IPS Alpha panel aims to emphasize the grain and other artifacts. This means that the quality SD TV look very good to excellent, while the reproduction signal degrades to be just average, you can (try to) fix the noise reduction.
HD signal is expected, haco excellent. Scaling is very good, and even 720p video looks great, almost haco like 1080p. If you are watching with more than a meter and a half, the difference will hardly notice. Good detail with darkness, acceptable black levels, accurate colors and great response time make