The world of audio and visual entertainment is more exciting than it has ever been at the moment. There is a constant stream of new innovations and technologies being released. One of the big manufacturers leading the way currently is Panasonic, and like their competitors they have joined the 3D revolution with many of their TVs featuring 3D capabilities. They have also just released both a professional and consumer 3D capable camcorder.

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Another area that has become highly prominent is the integration of televisions with the internet. The boundaries between television and the internet are being broken down by features that stream web based content seamlessly to your TV using your internet connection directly through your TV without the use of a computer. Content from YouTube, Twitter, Skype, as well as movies, music, news and weather is available to the viewer using a service Panasonic call Viera Cast. Panasonic’s televisions can be connected directly to the internet using a LAN port or wireless USB adapter and can also utilize a USB connected keyboard.

Other convenient features include the integration of other popular media devices such as camcorders, cameras and iPods so as to allow playback and viewing of your favourite tunes and digital images directly on Panasonic televisions.

You might be left thinking that these advanced features are reserved for the owners of Panasonic’s high-end televisions, but actually they are not. The connection of media devices comes with Panasonic 22 inch LCD TVs and 3D capable sets starting with the 42 inch models. The price of high definition viewing is more competitive than it has ever been – as an example a Panasonic 32 inch flat screen TV can cost less than $350 today. Considering all the extra functionality that TVs come with nowadays and as in Panasonics own words ‘with so many features, can we call it a TV?’, when buying a TV you are now getting great value for your money.

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