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42" Panasonic

  • 06-11-2009 7:45pm
    #1
    Officer Giggles
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    Im curently looking at getting a 42" plasma and was going to get the G10, when i was looking on your site i also saw the G15 and was wondering what the differnce between them are apart from the G15 having an extra hdmi port

    Thanks, Shane


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  • #2
    Tea 1000
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    The G15 has Viera Cast, which means a network connection will give you Panasonic's channel for things like you tube, picas, news feeds etc. Other than that they're the exact same panel. Not worth the extra in my opinion, as viera cast comes with their latest blu-ray players. Also similar alternatives with other brand blu-ray equipment. Nice to have, but does nothing for the bottom line, which is picture quality!


  • #3
    Officer Giggles
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    ah cheers mate think il get the G10 so and save my £135 for some other items


  • #4
    Officer Giggles
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    what sort of money would i be talking for the Panasonic G10, a decent blu ray player, a stand and extra speakers to give me the full effect


  • #5
    Richersounds.ie: Dave
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    Hi giggles.

    The Pansonic G series is proving very difficult to get at the moment, so you may have a bit of a wait. A lot of our freesat customers are switching to the LG as it's cheaper. It's the 42LF7700 which is £549.95. http://www.richersounds.com/product/lcd-tv/lg/42lf7700/lg-42lf77starstar

    A decent blu-ray player starts at about £120 for the Philips BDP3000 but you can spend more like the Panasonic BD60 at £179.95 or the LG BD370 at £159.95. http://www.richersounds.com/product/blu-ray/lg/bd370/lg-bd370

    Our stands start at £79.95 for the TVS 42" stand http://www.richersounds.com/product/racks/tvs/tvs42/tvs-st42b3cm and the Pixel 4250 is a really nice rack at £119.95. http://www.richersounds.com/product/racks/pixel/pxav4250/pixe-pxav4250

    The sound question is one that would depend on your budget as there are loads of options. Might be better to PM me a number and i'll get one of the guys to discuss some options with you.

    Cheers


    Dave


  • #6
    Officer Giggles
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    cheers dave il pm you when i know what room the tv will be going in so il have sizes and stuff


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  • #7
    Mr.Time
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    Officer Giggles wrote: »
    Im curently looking at getting a 42" plasma and was going to get the G10, when i was looking on your site i also saw the G15 and was wondering what the differnce between them are apart from the G15 having an extra hdmi port

    Thanks, Shane

    Here you go, I was looking them up recently. Probably going to get the G10 myself.
    http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/panasonic-txp42g10b-txp42g15b-20090307138.htm


  • #8
    Officer Giggles
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    thanks mr. time that article is exactly what i was looking for


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