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Adjustable Tilting Wall Mount Bracket for LCD Plasma (Max 165Lbs, 37~63inch) – BLACK. This is Angle Adjustable Wall Bracket for LCD Plasma. This Flat Wall Mount supports most 37″ to 63″ flat panel screen and plasma TVs up to 165 lb weight. The slim wall plate keeps the screen close to the wall for a very discreet installation that is perfective for boardrooms, digital signage, or home theaters. The back of the display sits regarding 4 inches off the wall when set in parallel. The mount includes simple to align brackets and a distinguishable wall plate that may be mounted to respective wall constructions including wood studs or concrete.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Worked perfectly for Panasonic TC-P50VT25.
By Kyle Carnahan
I replaced a recently damaged Samsung UN46C8000 LED TV and a low profile wall mount with a brand new Panasonic TC-P50VT25 but the connections on back of the Panasonic made it impossible to use the low profile mount. This mount was easy to swap out with the previous and took less than 30 minutes to swap out. It worked perfectly with the new TV.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
It worked OK.
By John F. Klein
The product worked OK for my installation. For the price it was fine. The installation instructions could be a little more in depth and previous knowledge on installation is helpful. Not the easiest mount to install, but if you’re on a budget, it works.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
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By Phyllis I. Ishmael
I was pleasantly surprised at how easy the Tilting Wall Mount was to install. I would purchase another if I needed one. It is working great!

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Is 720p vs 1080i worth being concerned about? Yes and no. If you’re a buyer looking for a new TV, you may happily ignore the 720p vs 1080i debate because each TV which is described as HDTV or HDTV Ready is required to support both formats.

NOTE: You must be conscious though that lots of TVs which help 1080i have less than 1080 lines and so scale the 1080 signal down. That’s not a huge issue as even scaled down 1080i is far in front of a regular NTSC signal. It is worth bearing in mind that more costly HDTVs tend to have better scalers than for less ones, and this may be an issue.

However, for broadcasters it’s a live issue. Should they broadcast 1080 lines of interlaced video or 720 lines of progressive scan? They could just broadcast two signals, one in each format, but that would use up a big chunk of bandwidth and be hugely costly for very little gain.

To answer the question, it’s primary to understand the divergence amongst 720p vs 1080i. A 720p signal is made up of 720 horizontal lines. Each frame is displayed in it is entirety on-screen for 1/30th of a second. This is know as progressive scan (hence the ‘p’)The quality is like watching 30 photographic images a second on TV. A 1080i signal comprises 1080 horizontal lines but all the lines are not displayed on-screen simultaneously. Instead, they are interlaced (hence the ‘i’), ie each other lines is displayed for 1/60th of a second and then the substitute lines are displayed for 1/60th of a second. So, the frame rate is still 30 frames per second, but each frame is split into two fields, which your brain then puts together subconsciously.

Most of the time interlacing works fine, but for fast moving images, such as sports like baseball and hockey it may cause difficultnesses which manifest themselves as a ‘stepping’ effect on-screen. Progressive scan signals don’t have this problem and so are better suitable to sports.

ESPN puts it like this: ‘Progressive scan engineering develops better images for the fast moving orientation of sports television. Simply put, with 104 mph fastballs in baseball and 120 mph shots on goal in hockey, the line-by-line basis of progressive scan technology better captures the inherent fast action of sports. For ESPN, progressive scan engineering makes perfective sense.’

Bottom line? For us, as buyers 720p vs 1080i is not a debate worth worrying about, so you may relax and focus on all the other criteria on your list when you buy your next HDTV.

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Web Entertainment is another strong feature of the Panasonic TC-P50X3 Viera 50″ Class Widescreen Plasma TV, which puts you one button click away from direct access to Internet services from Netflix, Pandora, Facebook, and more. You will be astonished how one buy may alter the way you watch TV.

(March 2011)

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188 of 194 people found the following review helpful.
previous RexTV employee
By J. Roach
Disclaimer: This is all personal opinion.

There was Beta vs VHS…
There is Mac vs Windows…
And there is Plasma vs LCD/LED…

Like Beta and Mac, Plasma is the higher quality technology. Like VHS and Windows, LCD/LED is the user-friendly norm. To each his/her own.

I prefer Plasma.

PROS:
Less pixelation, faster refresh rate, less action-blur, 30 yrs life at 8 hours a day viewing, “image burn-in” almost nonexistent in newer models (would require MAJOR user-negligence, and it’s a temporary effect anyway), on the average the sound quality is better/resonance, a more durable screen surface (better for people with pets who throw toys around and children who might push at the screen—ask your local dealer to knock his knuckles against a plasma screen and an LCD one, he won’t knock on the LCD screen!), and unlike Macs though…”plasmas” are also the better technology BUT at the cheaper price. Life usually isn’t that kind! The better product for the better price:-) Take advantage of it!

NEUTRALS:
Some might see the “higher quality but cheaper price” is a precursor to a technology that is being phased out of service (like the Beta tapes, or even Toshiba’s HD-DVDs that eventually lost to Sony’s Blu-Ray). That’s understandable! But keep in mind, to my knowledge there are no LCD tv’s beyond 65″ as the technology can’t support it. Those “enormo-screens” like Jerry Jones’ “Everything is Bigger in Texas” boob tubes are Plasmas! Plasmas aren’t going away…

CONS:
Glare. Period. It IS an issue! The only issue. Personally, I think LCDs show their fair share of washed-out, hazy-glare at various angles anyway, but they still reign supreme in high light. Being a former glass-screen, tube-tv viewer…I don’t find it any worse, but the “glare is there” so to speak. Can be “mirror-like” in the very worst cases. Blinds can solve the problem and setting the tv at a height of 4′ or higher in room makes most sitting-angles, couches/tablechairs fine from window light. Still, it IS an issue.

“Plasma tvs run at a hot temperature and drain more energy.” That’s kind of out-dated. And the energy-draw is probably like $2 more a month. (Interesting sidenote…when choosing between the Panasonic and the Samsung, noticed the Samsung plasma screen felt rather warm whereas the Panasonic felt room temp.)

CLOSING STATEMENT: Panasonic is/has been Plasma-industry leader since day 1…they’ve always focused on plasmas unlike Samsung, LG etc (not saying they’re bad). Despite selling HDTV’s a few years ago at a major chain, I just got my first HDTV a few weeks ago! Couldn’t afford one until now. Always kept my eye on the Panasonic plasmas though and the Panasonic TC-P42X3 was worth the wait. I sit (using the old walking-foot count) ~12′ away from my tv in an apartment living room w/ 2 larger windows. I’ll take the better picture with some “glare-issues” in the morning then the lower quality picture with “little glare” issues anyday!

ANY HDtv is better than the old CRTs (even though I loved them–”pixelation”?!? Who ever heard of “pixelation”?!!!), but I must confess this is a really good tv. I debated b/w a 1080p 32″ LCD and a 42″ 720p Pan plasma. Wanted great picture. Was afraid I was sitting too close to a 42″ at 12′. Not so. An old worker-associate steered me back in the right direction that was my gut instinct to begin with…a 42″ Panasonic Viera Plasma! Alvin at hhGregg, Dayton Ohio (sorry Amazon)! His commission was a pittance but his advice priceless.

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40 of 42 people found the following review helpful.
X3: tv and wifi
By J. Duvoisin
I just got a new X3 for a great price, and here’s my experience.

As a TV the X3 is excellent. I have it connected to a roof antenna, and the reception is excellent. It has a very good picture on hd broadcasts, and good also on sd broadcasts. The sound is good for a TV. The remote is a good size and easy to use. I could wish for a dedicated sleep-timer button, I suppose, but it’s still a well-designed remote. Given that the current price on the 42″ X3 is comparable to a non-network TV, just for these virtues this set represents a great buy.

If you want a wifi connection, you’ll need a usb network adapter and there are apparently only two choices–the panasonic model DY-WL10 (~$90) or the cheaper Netgear WNDA3100 v2. There is some confusion about the Netgear, since it has to be the v2 and the serial number has to start with 2D4 or 20A (actually, it’s really hard to tell the difference between these two sequences when the print is that small–maybe they’re actually the same). These are sometimes identified on the package as being compatible with panasonic TVs. There is no particular reason to think the panasonic adapter is better than the netgear. I got both accidentally: the panasonic adapter can be easier to find, but I also found a used netgear on amazon without much difficulty for ~$20.

But my experience trying to get a wifi connection has been frustrating, mainly because of a problem with my dsl modem/router. The setup procedure is simple and straightforward. But I had difficulties and worked through the procedure with a cs rep on the phone with no success. I am glad to report that the cs rep was patient and helpful, even though he couldn’t solve my problem.

Subsequently it became clear that my old modem/router was causing the trouble. It used the older “G” wifi protocol, but it was also prone to dropping the internet connection. So I needed to replace it in any event. Anyway, I got the latest “N” protocol modem/router compatible with my ISP. As soon as I set it up, the tv recognised the router’s wifi signal with either the netgear or the panasonic wireless usb adapter. The reception of streaming videos is flawless–excellent picture and sound quality.

Another option not quite as elegant as the tiny usb adapter is to configure a second wifi router to serve as a bridge. That would give you an ethernet connection you can place next to the TV, and as a bonus extend the range of your wifi throughout your house. There are lots of guides for how to do this online.

Anyway, the result of all of this is that I’ve changed my rating to 5 stars for a truly excellent tv. Second, I’m returning the panasonic wireless adapter. The netgear works perfectly for less than a quarter of the price.

I couldn’t be happier with this tv now. But I would recommend making sure your router uses the “N” protocol. I’m not certain that this matters, but I haven’t had any problems since I switched my router.

Updated 3/26/2011

42 of 45 people found the following review helpful.
Beautiful
By Jake B.
I ordered this from Amazon for $694 and I got $10 off with a coupon I had plus the shipping was free and they brought it right up into my apartment so all I had to do was install it. The install is very simple just screw it into the stand, plug in all the wires and then there is an automated setup process so you just pick your options along the way.

The stand feels very secure, it’s a big black platform about 2′x1.5′ with steal rods that go up inside the TV and screw in, there are 3 screws in each rod that connect it to the platform and 2 in each that connect it to the TV. I was able to do all that by myself but just barely and I’m a pretty big guy so considering the size and weight of the TV it should be at least a 2 man job.

If you get the version with the built in Ethernet adapter you can connect to your Netflix, Pandora, Napster and a number of other sites to watch or listen to whatever you want.

Then of course the inputs, 2 HDMI, an SD Card reader, 1xRCA and 1xRCAHD, of course read the specs carefully because there are different versions of this same TV (i.e. one version with an Ethernet adapter and 1 without and there might be one that is also 3D ready but it might be more expensive then the one I’m reviewing)

The color and picture are beautiful, I play a lot of video games so picture quality was important to me, if you’re a gamer this TV is for you. I play halo on Xbox 360 and one of my biggest issues was ghosting (when you look around too quickly and everything blurs) with this TV that issue is almost completely taken care of, there is still some blur but it’s extremely mild.

As for the picture quality being 720p…well there a lot of people who will say a lot of stuff when it comes to the differences between 720p, 1080p, 720i and 1080i and I can only speak from experience but I do have a 23″ computer monitor that is 1080p and I tried to play the same things on there that I did on the TV (and I have a very good computer with a high end graphics card) and yes I know it isn’t a perfect test but it’s the best I could do and from what I could tell there was very little difference. So in my opinion for the size, quality and price it’s a very good deal.

The only real problem with it that I’ve noticed so far is that if you get too close things look…grainy almost like you can see black spots everywhere on it however if you are even 1ft away you can’t see them at all and considering it’s 50″ I hope you’re sitting at least 1ft away lol.

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When it comes to LCD TVs, Samsung presently give rise to arguably the best and most frequent LCD TV models in the market. Panasonic on the other hand, holds the sovereignty when it comes to Plasma TVs. To put it simply, if you are torn among buying a LCD and Plasma HDTV, you will have to choose amongst and Samsung and Panasonic model. Here is a quick guide to aid you make your decision.

Viewing Angle: Both Samsung LCD and Panasonic Plasma TVs have similar observing angles. Plasma TV’s looking at angle may be as wide as 178 degrees, while LCD TV’s are up to 175 degrees. Although both types of TVs have similar looking at angles, the images of Plasma TVs do not suffer from any degradation of quality even when viewed from odd angles. LCDs on the other hand, are best viewed from the front for the best visuals.

Refresh Rates: Traditionally, Plasma TVs have lighting speed refresher rates, similar to the rates of CRT televisions. LCDs on the other hand have much slower refresher rates, but recent technical advancements have mainly bettered the refresher rates of LCD TVs. Some high-end (and expensive) LCD TV models today have refresher rates of 5ms.

Burn In: Plasma TVs are not well suitable for the display of static images. After prolonged use of displaying static videos, they are prone to burn-in effects, where it will leave behind permanent video ‘residues’ on the screen, very much like a permanent shadow on the screen. Newer models today have significantly curbed this problem. LCDs on the other hand, are prone to a similar problem called “retained pixel charge” where a pixel (or a groups of pixels) remains discolored. Fortunately, this problem is fixable.

Life Span: Most LCD models today last amongst thirty thousand and sixty thousand hours. Plasma TVs take around the same amount of time to reach ‘half life’ (where the display fades to more than half of it is brightness). Recently, Panasonic has declared that it is Plasma TVs may last up to 100’000 hours.

Durability: Plasma TVs are in general heavier and a little thicker than LCD TVs. Due to it is weight; it is best to leave the installation procedure to the experts, in particular if you plan to mount your Plasma on the wall. Plasmas are likewise more fragile, so extra care ought to be taken when transporting them.

Image Quality: It is unquestioned that Plasma TVs developed clearer and sharper images. This is due to this high contrasts proportionality that is unrivalled by even the most pricey LCD model. The blacks are deeper and the visuals are more brilliant on a Plasma TV. On the other hand, the screen of LCD display reflects very little light, constructing a better watching experience in a brightly lighted room.

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42 of 42 people found the following review helpful.
Great TV and Yeah – it absolutely works with a PC
By Christian Kuzmanic
This TV hooked up to my PC’s HDMI port without problems, and produces a crystal-clear, sharp picture. For people complaining about ‘halos’ around screen fonts etc., turn down the ‘sharpness’ setting in the picture settings. If you have overscan issues and the edges of the screen appear cut off, switch to ‘HDMI2′ mode in the settings and your screen will display properly.

37 of 37 people found the following review helpful.
Beautiful TV and Monitor
By NascarTom
Wanted, if possible, to get a display device to be both a HD television and a great monitor. This would satisfy the want to have both in a small study. I am an avid photographer using very high resolutions with high end Nikon cameras. Also do HD video (1080p & AVCHD) as well. Needed to get a display to handle editing for both. Definitely wanted a monitor with an IPS panel to assist with very good color, better viewing angles, etc. Looked at the LG’s (hit or miss IPS panel in some of the 32″), Samsung’s (not an ISP panel), etc., as well. Went to several local AV stores in the local area and was able to see many of the models I was interested in. Hands down this Panasonic was the standout of the 32 inchers! Made the purchase several days later and connected everything up yesterday. All connections were as simple as could be. On HDMI1, I connected the Comcast HD cable box. Excellent picture right at the start (after going into the picture menu and turning the C.A.T.S to the “OFF” position). Color, sharpness, brightness, contrast, etc., were fantastic. At this time, have no reason to adjust this input.

Now, for the computer part. Powered down all devices, then connected my HP HPE 390t with the 1.8GB nVidia Geforce GTX 260 video card with an HDMI out to the HDMI2 input on the Panasonic. Powered both TV and HP computer back up. WOW…as the computer began to load, the color, fidelity, etc of the windows blue intro screen was fantastic as was the HDTV portion when I first turned on the cable. After logging in, my screen background photo (photo of wife and I in front of a glacier and mountain in Alaska) just blew me away. No other monitor I have had (and its been several) since 2008 (date of our trip and photo), was able to display it so well. NOW comes the important part. This TC-L32U3 DOES handel the PC very, very well, but a few minor adjustments needed to be made: 1)the computer displayed the background larger than the TV screen size. NO problem. Went into Windows 7 control panel and made sure the video card was set at 1920 X 1080, the refresh rate at 60Hz, and color depth at 32 bit. ALL was good there. Next went into the TV’s menu and did the following: using the TV’s remote, I entered the picture mode; scrooled down to “Aspect adjustments” and hit enter; left the “Screen format” at “Full”, but adjusted the “HD size” to “Size 2″. Pure Magic!!! The PC now displayed the correct resolution beautifully!!! NO issues. 2.)At the advice of another reviewer, I did knock down the sharpness alittle, but not sure I needed to it, because I saw NO issue with being able to read the text, being already sharp and clear. Just keep in mind that this is not a high end monitor only, but on this 32″, it is very good. 3.)I also adjusted TV’s “Black level” to “Dark” (just my preference).

I now use these minor changes on both HDMI1 and HDMI2 inputs. I also kept the pictue in “Standard” mode, which I have hardly ever done on many past TVs. Always had to adjust them to get more vibrant color, etc. Not with this set. The “Standard” was exceptional right out of the box (again, you have to turn the C.A.T.S to off, so your room lighting is not the changing the brightness on you). Have NO intention of calibrating at this time (I do have a calibrater stored some where).

On page 38 of the owners/operation manual, Panasonic puts in the disclaimer, “use with a PC is not assumed”. That is probably true in some respects. You apparently have to have compatible equipment. If you try this display, you will not be disappointed. But the PC’s video card must be compatible. Excellent display on both my HD cable and PC inputs.

26 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
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By CREDIC1
This tv is awesome!! ..I waited for the new “alpha panel” ( as stated by cnet and is used on higher end tvs) rather than panasonics old lcd panel; and it is worth the wait!! The colors are NOT washed out as one reviewer stated and are very good..The screen is a BIT slightly draker but that brings out the color better in my opinion … They even improved on the angle viewing so its not faded looking from the sides…My friend brought one to. I think the last reviewer got a bad one.. There are good reviews on this unit from cnet and best buy and even the first person on this page said so minus pc hookup thou…Way to go panasonic!!!

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It also includes both a USB port and a Secure Digital (SD) memory card slot, making it easy for you to view and percentage both digital still images and HD video recorded with an HD camcorder in the AVCHD format. Other features include compatibility with a wide potpourri of disc formats (including usual DVD movie discs), Energy Star certification, and Panasonic’s VIERA Link function–allowing you to operate multiple audio/video constituents using a single remote thru HDMI. Additionally, Panasonic’s lineup of 2010 BD Players are designed to reduce power consumption and likewise feature a slimmer, more effective design to reduce packaging waste.

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• High-definition audio decoder (Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio Essential) takes vantage of the 7.1 channel surround sound now integrated in Blu-ray Discs.
• VIERA Link utilizes HDMI to enable control all VIERA Link combatable merchandise with one remote.
• SD memory card slot enables you to play your photos and movies taken with digital cameras and camcorders by just sliding in an SD memory card into the SD slot.

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BD Player, remote control (with batteries), power cord, operating instructions

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Panasonic’s VIERA Cast service allows you to stream movies, TV shows and music from a potpourri of origins without the need of either an external box or a PC. Powered up with Netflix and Amazon Instant Video, you may likewise access YouTube, Picasa, Bloomberg, and other Internet internet sites from the particular VIERA Cast screen. And as further and added web sites are added to the 2010 VIERA Cast service, they are added automatically. You’ll need to be connected to your home network thru Ethernet or Wi-Fi (using an optional Wireless LAN adapter).

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The DMP-BD65 employs the PHL Reference Chroma Processor Plus. Developed in collaboration with Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory, this high effigy processing engineering reproduces clear, bright colors that are faithful to the primary film.

Panasonic’s Blu-ray Disc players utilize high precision 4:4:4 signal technology, which working in tandem with PHL Reference Chroma Processor Plus processes each pixel of the Blu-ray Disc video signal in the horizontal direction to compliment vertical direction processing. P4HD (Pixel Precision Progressive Processing for HD) is another technology that contributes to the superior picture quality of the Blu-ray players. P4HD processes more than 15 billion pixels per second and applies the optimal processing to each pixel.

Panasonic’s Blu-ray Disc players further utilise 16-level motion detection to categorize the effigy motion of each pixel into one of 16 levels; diagonal processing to detect diagonals and rectify the pixels accordingly; 1080p up-conversion to up-convert content recorded in the 480i/p or 720p format to 1080p.

This Blu-ray Disc player also provides 1080/24p output, reproducing cinema images from a Blu-ray Disc and DVD in their introductory 24p form with no need for conversion–enabling you to get enjoyment from cinema images in the same format employed in cinema with a 1080/24p-compatible TV.

Complimenting the HD audio codecs, the BD65 Blu-ray Disc player features 96kHz surround re-master, a function that enhances the sound quality of CDs and other sources, and even improves the quality of the multi-channel audio info on Blu-ray Discs and DVDs.

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497 of 510 people found the following review helpful.
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107 of 112 people found the following review helpful.
Outstanding Player in all Respects
By The Great Oz
I purchased this player primarily to have access to Netflix streaming video. The Netflix playback quality is outstanding, surpassing that of standard DVD. I must note, however, that I have a 12000 baud Internet connection from AT&T U-Verse. Lesser connection speeds will naturally mean a lesser quality picture.
Setup was very easy and the remote is simple to navigate.
Contrary to another reviewer who gave the unit only one star because of an alleged failure to remember playback position when the STOP button is depressed, pressing the stop button does memorize the stopped position allowing resumption of playback at the point where the disc was stopped (see user manual page 16), except for BD-J discs. The reviewer may have pressed the STOP button more than once which clears the memory.
With the addition of Netflix streaming, Panasonic is the clear leader in Blu-ray players, dollar for dollar.

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Great unit
By Raymond Swensky
I was looking for a DVR to replace my old TIVO unit and after much searching I decided on this unit. Since I was connecting it to a cable TV input I didn’t need a tuner. In a nutshell the unit has performed very well. I didn’t have any problem setting it up as the instructions were pretty clear. The picture from bought DVD’s is very good. I am using the HDMI output to my AV Receiver. My input is the s-video. So far the shows I have recorded in the 2hr (SP)mode (using a RAM disc) have been very good. Since the recorder can control my cable box (a great plus!)I tried programing and recording a HBO movie at night. The setup was like a VCR and after a short while becomes easy. The next day I checked and the movie recorded and when I looked at it I thought the quality was good. It should be noted that I am not a expert in reviewing pictures but to me the picture was clear and the sound was good. Since I use a seperate connection to my TV along with the connection thru my AV reciever I am able to watch a show using my TV’s tuner while recording a different show. I am very happy with this unit so far (approx 2mths) and the only negative is that I don’t have the TIVO guide I was used to for setting up programs. This unit does have a better picture quality than my old TIVO both normal program viewing and recorded viewing. Another slight negative is that it is slow in starting up although this might be my fault as I have it in the low power mode. A great plus is that you don’t have to pay a monthly fee like TIVO now (my old TIVO was free for basic). The unit works fine with the Harmony 880 remote. There are many functions I haven’t tried yet such as copying old VCR’s but if the unit performs as well as it has so far I shouldn’t be disappointed. One last thing the unit didn’t play a audio slide show I made up although the show does play on my Sony DVD player. Not sure why?

21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Panasonic DMR-EA18K
By John Q. Public
I bought this to replace a Toshiba DR410 DVD recorder that I bought last December. That recorder was great untill the end of May when it gave out. I checked around and then read an article on Cnet how this Panasonic unit records a much better picture than the Toshiba among other things. It was true. So far I am very pleased with it. Easy set up.
I paid $165.11 plus shipping from a dealer on Amazon, but I see that some of their dealers are asking around $300.00 for it now. ( Panasonic sells this unit direct for $179.95 with free shipping).
Panasonic states that their discs are recommended but I still find that Maxell DVD discs are the best. I use only -R discs. (No, I don’t work for Panasonic or Maxell)

26 of 28 people found the following review helpful.
This is it!
By 40+ Black Guy
Okay I tried a Samsung version of a DVD Recorder it just wasn’t all the way right. Finally it stopped recognizing all DVD’s. I replaced it with this Panasonic unit and like most items from Panasonic it works great. The set-up is easy, and since I do all my tuning through my cable box I do not miss having a build in tuner. My one criticism is I do not like the look of the IR transmitter that has to be placed in front of the cable box to allow the unit to control the cable box. Everything else is great.

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