Panasonic TX-26LMD70 26in

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  18/08/07 - 21:17 #2

  Fantastic TV.

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  18/08/07 - 21:19 #3

  WOW that was fast. Would you like to explain a bit more please
  
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  18/08/07 - 21:20 #4

  I've not had much experience with this particular TV (other than installing a few!).
  
  The picture and sound quality seems fantastic though, like every other Panasonic TV!

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  18/08/07 - 21:22 #5

  Thats great thank you. :cool:
  
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  19/08/07 - 08:45 #6

  I Have One In 32 Inch Best Ty I Ever Had Best One I Seen For The Price

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  19/08/07 - 10:23 #7

  Thanks Ian

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  Orbitalzone Posts: 12,627

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  19/08/07 - 12:18 #8

  The new range of Panasonics do seem to generally be well received. Over at the AVForums there's a few threads about these models and other than the odd quirk most people seem over the moon.
  
  I spent ages trying out the 26LXD70 and 32" model in several stores and found them to generally perform better than most others (Sony's looked pretty close in performance)

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  20/08/07 - 17:07 #9

  Well we have done it
  
  New Panasonic TX32LMD70 coming tomorrow.
  
  We decided to go for it with the 32" after all.
  Thanks for the help.

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  21/08/07 - 08:41 #10

  like i say i have one let me know what you think of it always nice for a second opinion

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  21/08/07 - 09:14 #11

  I've owned the tx-26lxd70 (the model up) for two weeks now and i am totally thrilled with it, great tv, and can't really complain. connectivity is brilliant, picture quality is great and having a freeview tuner now is very handy!
  
  Let us know how u find the tv! :-)

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  21/08/07 - 10:56 #12

  Hubby is happy watching the footy at the moment
  
  Looks brill so far.
  
  Chap took about 5 mins to set it up
  
  will let you have my opinion when we have had time to get used to it.
  
  So far the pic looks great and freeview is brilliant picture on old ariel. Did wonder about that but he said that it is better now its BBC freeview as there is better coverage than when it was ITV.

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  12/09/07 - 14:39 #13

  Hi again.
  Just remembered to let you know we are pleased as punch with the new Panasonic we bought.

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  13/09/07 - 10:10 #14

  You will be, fantastic TV!

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  14/09/07 - 11:31 #15

  Nikhil wrote: »

  I've owned the tx-26lxd70 (the model up) for two weeks now and i am totally thrilled with it, great tv, and can't really complain. connectivity is brilliant, picture quality is great and having a freeview tuner now is very handy!
  
  Let us know how u find the tv! :-)

  
  
  After much umming and ahhing i have decided to get one of these for the bedroom ( still using a Panasonic 4:3 CRT tv in the living room ) , i have bought it from Amazon for £560 but on the spec sheet on Amazon's website it doesn't mention if it has a cam slot for Setanta, but when i was checking the TV out in my local Dixons the 32inch version did have a cam slot, and the saleman said that Amazon are probably not selling UK spec ones, I rung Panasonic and they said that UK spec 26inch version does have Cam slot, although rather oddly he said its not guaranteed to work with payTV !!!!!! Can u tell me if it has a cam slot, and hopefully if it works ?
  
  Phil

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