VIDEO: Panasonic Freesat TV

Quick hands on

NEWS: 7 May 2008 20:38 GMT by Stuart Miles

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Panasonic has launched the UK’s first HD televisions with the new Freesat HD service, launched by the BBC and ITV, built-in. The three new HD plasma TVs, the PZ81 series, will be available in three screen sizes: 42, 46 and 50 inch, and will be available in-store from June. Katie got a quick hands on with the new TVs at the launch of Freesat in the UK. Have Your Say I have an PTAE900E projector linked to a DMR EX87 pvr/video recorder. I now wish to take advantage of "Freesat" HD can I link a freesat digi box to this set up. Is Panasonic to launch a box for this purpose? I am very keen to improve the reproduction of the excellent of my Panasonic projector John.Penketh, UK I wish all reviewers would start testing Subtitle performance When deaf people rely on Subtitles or the many thousands of users that put it on as an English teaching aid subtitles are really important, sadly sky platform can be appalling, sometimes its down to weather, or dish alignment is not spot on, or subtitles lag so you can be reading what happened five mins ago. Worse offenders are advert breaks, a big splash across your screen imploring you to BE KIND TO YOUR BOTTOM - Andrex … and it stubbornly remains there 5 mins into the next programme until your forced to change channel and back. The Font and Big Bold helvetica font has not changed in 30 years. Its awful, time has moved on when will at least one manufacturer at least try to offer an alternative. choose a font, a colour scheme, transparency, with or without background. We want real subtitles, not something dreamed up in the days of CEEFAX time has moved on. Deaf and hard of hearing adults in the UK * These are the latest estimated figures for the number of deaf and hard of hearing adults in the UK. There are: * 8,945,000 deaf and hard of hearing people * 2,474,000 deaf and hard of hearing people aged 16 to 60 * 6,471,000 deaf and hard of hearing people aged over 60 * 8,257,000 people with mild to moderate deafness * 2,366,000 people with mild to moderate deafness aged 16 to 60 * 5,891,000 people with mild to moderate deafness aged over 60 * 688,000 people with severe to profound deafness * 108,000 people with severe to profound deafness aged 16 to 60 * 580,000 people with severe to profound deafness aged over 60. *RNID David Hewett, Wales UK Name: Email: (Email address will not be published) Country: Are you human:	Tags HomeCinema 1774 news, 285 reviews Televisions 355 news, 44 reviews Plasma televisions 48 news, 8 reviews Freesat 14 news, 1 reviews Panasonic 135 news, 25 reviews Video 228 news Megawhat 201 news >> More tags