Hi Smellysnelly
My name's Phil and I'm from Comet.
Firstly, please let me say how sorry I am that you were unable to speak to a sales colleague in your local store in regards to the two televisions.
In regards to the two televisions, both are excellent models for watching sport and movies on, and they have been reviewed favourably both by our customers on our website and also in independent reviews.
The Panasonic has been described as having "radiant and detailed images" and a "strong level of detail even in dark scenes," while the Samsung has "detailed and punchy pictures from all sources" and "very deep blacks."
The Panasonic has an integrated Freesat HD tuner as well as a Freeview tuner giving you easy access to plenty of free programming via a satellite dish and your rooftop aerial.
The Samsung has DLNA technology allowing you to stream media from your PC or laptop wirelessly, and it also has the stunning design of the new Samsung LED backlit TVs.
If you can live without the DLNA technology and super-slim design of the Samsung, I would recommend that you go for the Panasonic and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
If you would like to go back to the store to view both TVs, please click on the link below to send me an e-mail and I will discuss arranging a demonstration for you:-
https://comet.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/c...nduser/ask.php
You will need to register a few details with us to be able to send your e-mail.
Thanks
Phil
My name's Phil and I'm from Comet.
Firstly, please let me say how sorry I am that you were unable to speak to a sales colleague in your local store in regards to the two televisions.
In regards to the two televisions, both are excellent models for watching sport and movies on, and they have been reviewed favourably both by our customers on our website and also in independent reviews.
The Panasonic has been described as having "radiant and detailed images" and a "strong level of detail even in dark scenes," while the Samsung has "detailed and punchy pictures from all sources" and "very deep blacks."
The Panasonic has an integrated Freesat HD tuner as well as a Freeview tuner giving you easy access to plenty of free programming via a satellite dish and your rooftop aerial.
The Samsung has DLNA technology allowing you to stream media from your PC or laptop wirelessly, and it also has the stunning design of the new Samsung LED backlit TVs.
If you can live without the DLNA technology and super-slim design of the Samsung, I would recommend that you go for the Panasonic and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
If you would like to go back to the store to view both TVs, please click on the link below to send me an e-mail and I will discuss arranging a demonstration for you:-
https://comet.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/c...nduser/ask.php
You will need to register a few details with us to be able to send your e-mail.
Thanks
Phil




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