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- Full HD 3D (1 Pair of Glasses Included)
- Flush Design
- VIERA Connect
- 240Hz with Motion Picture Pro 5
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53 of 56 people found the following review helpful 
Impressed With EVERYTHING - A Gamer's Review, May 30, 2011 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Panasonic VIERA TC-L37DT30 37-Inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV (Electronics) I originally ordered this set in Mid-May and had it shipped via Amazon Prime, It arrived in a very timely manner and I immediately unboxed it and hung it on my wall.
The first thing I did was plug everything in and make sure it works. It did without problem. I ended up having to go out and on the way home rented a 3D Movie to play via Playstation 3 to the television. I got home, popped it in, set up the 3D glasses and settings and was AMAZED at how great the picture was. The blacks are truly BLACK (To the point where all black screens made me do a double take, thinking I turned the television off) and the colors were vibrant. I bought this blindly thinking "Hey 3D Might be cool" but have to say I am completely hooked on it now!
The next day I plugged in my laptop via HDMI and ran a few tests, Input lag and dead pixels mainly (Input lag will be covered later). I noticed a problem...
Two dead pixels, One fully black on red images and the other black no... Read more
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful 
Holy Crap!!, April 18, 2011 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Panasonic VIERA TC-L37DT30 37-Inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV (Electronics) This set is way better than i expected. Picture quality,color and contrast are stunning. I purchased this set for my son after reseaching every set in the 40" range. Last years sony hx800,which blows away this years ex720,was the top contender until i found this set. I watched avatar 3D on this and the VT25 plasma and saw little difference. I also watched basketball in 3D on directv and experienced no motion blurr. I looked very hard for flashlighting and blooming but saw none. Positioning the leds on the top and bottom seems to work very well. My son played black ops and killzone 3 in 3D and we both were very impressed. I wish they made this in a 55'. I'm waiting on the xbr hx929 to come out. I saw the sammy und8000 at my buddy's house. I was not impressed. I like this panasonic better. The wifi dongle connected to my dir-655 flawlessly. The internet works but we we will never use it. My son and i both have htpc's connected to our sets which makes the tvs connection unnecessary. I am... Read more
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful 
Good TV, but not perfect., August 31, 2011 By Joe (USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Panasonic VIERA TC-L37DT30 37-Inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV (Electronics) This set is a pretty good set with pretty good image quality. I was lucky and got one with no Flashlighting and no clouding. From the thread on AVSForum com those 2 issues plague quite a number of the 2011 sets from various manufacturers.
Overall I was quite impressed with the 3D in Avatar, most other movies look little better than 2D converted to 3D but I attribute this to the quality of the material being produced by the movie industry. 3D demos from nVidia via PC looked great and really popped so the set works well in that respect.
2D to 3D conversion on the whole works OK. It tends to make some mistakes on Landscape type scenes and does better with interiors although shadows and dark areas still seem way out of place at times. It is quite clear some eggheads worked on getting the human form to convert from 2D to 3D pretty well though as people often look good.
One main reason for this purchase was gaming and for that the extremely low input... Read more
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| 53 of 56 people found the following review helpful Impressed With EVERYTHING - A Gamer's Review, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Panasonic VIERA TC-L37DT30 37-Inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV (Electronics) I originally ordered this set in Mid-May and had it shipped via Amazon Prime, It arrived in a very timely manner and I immediately unboxed it and hung it on my wall.The first thing I did was plug everything in and make sure it works. It did without problem. I ended up having to go out and on the way home rented a 3D Movie to play via Playstation 3 to the television. I got home, popped it in, set up the 3D glasses and settings and was AMAZED at how great the picture was. The blacks are truly BLACK (To the point where all black screens made me do a double take, thinking I turned the television off) and the colors were vibrant. I bought this blindly thinking "Hey 3D Might be cool" but have to say I am completely hooked on it now! The next day I plugged in my laptop via HDMI and ran a few tests, Input lag and dead pixels mainly (Input lag will be covered later). I noticed a problem... Two dead pixels, One fully black on red images and the other black no... Read more 21 of 22 people found the following review helpful Holy Crap!!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Panasonic VIERA TC-L37DT30 37-Inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV (Electronics) This set is way better than i expected. Picture quality,color and contrast are stunning. I purchased this set for my son after reseaching every set in the 40" range. Last years sony hx800,which blows away this years ex720,was the top contender until i found this set. I watched avatar 3D on this and the VT25 plasma and saw little difference. I also watched basketball in 3D on directv and experienced no motion blurr. I looked very hard for flashlighting and blooming but saw none. Positioning the leds on the top and bottom seems to work very well. My son played black ops and killzone 3 in 3D and we both were very impressed. I wish they made this in a 55'. I'm waiting on the xbr hx929 to come out. I saw the sammy und8000 at my buddy's house. I was not impressed. I like this panasonic better. The wifi dongle connected to my dir-655 flawlessly. The internet works but we we will never use it. My son and i both have htpc's connected to our sets which makes the tvs connection unnecessary. I am... Read more 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful Good TV, but not perfect., By Joe (USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Panasonic VIERA TC-L37DT30 37-Inch 1080p 3D LED HDTV (Electronics) This set is a pretty good set with pretty good image quality. I was lucky and got one with no Flashlighting and no clouding. From the thread on AVSForum com those 2 issues plague quite a number of the 2011 sets from various manufacturers.Overall I was quite impressed with the 3D in Avatar, most other movies look little better than 2D converted to 3D but I attribute this to the quality of the material being produced by the movie industry. 3D demos from nVidia via PC looked great and really popped so the set works well in that respect. 2D to 3D conversion on the whole works OK. It tends to make some mistakes on Landscape type scenes and does better with interiors although shadows and dark areas still seem way out of place at times. It is quite clear some eggheads worked on getting the human form to convert from 2D to 3D pretty well though as people often look good. One main reason for this purchase was gaming and for that the extremely low input... Read more |
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