Toshiba 36ZP18 - Panasonic TX36PB50

28-08-2002, 9:18 PM

Has anyone got ethier of these are they both much of a muchness or what? Any good....

by the way I have seen a Toshiba 36ZP18P, 36ZP18G, 36ZP18Q and 36ZP18KIT is there any difference in these?

28-08-2002, 10:00 PM

36ZP18P, The first model in the picture frame series. Now obsolete.

36ZP18G, - No such model. The P & Q versions have a (B) or (G) suffix on the serial number to indicate the intended market - Britain or Germany (continental europe). It is probably a retailer using the older toshiba lableling which had the B & G in the main title.

36ZP18Q - Replaced the the P. It is the current model.

36ZP18KIT - Not listed.

29-08-2002, 2:01 AM

I like the Panasonic TVs but they do suffer from moire.. If you don't know what that is then don't look for it - It'll probably kill off your viewing pleasure. I've owned a ZP18Q before and if you must have it its a pretty sweet TV when working well.

Oblivion · 29-08-2002, 9:37 AM

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36ZP18KIT

This is usally how Powerhouse lable their Tosh TVs. I got my Tosh 32ZD26P from them and although the box staed as such - they called it a 32ZDKIT

I think its something to do with price matching - "can't be the same TV cheaper Sir, It is a different modle number"

Paul

28-08-2002, 9:18 PM	#1
pixel Guest Posts: n/a	Toshiba 36ZP18 - Panasonic TX36PB50 Advertisement Want to Advertise? Has anyone got ethier of these are they both much of a muchness or what? Any good.... by the way I have seen a Toshiba 36ZP18P, 36ZP18G, 36ZP18Q and 36ZP18KIT is there any difference in these? Last edited by pixel; 28-08-2002 at 9:21 PM.
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28-08-2002, 10:00 PM	#2
Doubledoom Guest Posts: n/a	36ZP18P, The first model in the picture frame series. Now obsolete. 36ZP18G, - No such model. The P & Q versions have a (B) or (G) suffix on the serial number to indicate the intended market - Britain or Germany (continental europe). It is probably a retailer using the older toshiba lableling which had the B & G in the main title. 36ZP18Q - Replaced the the P. It is the current model. 36ZP18KIT - Not listed.
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29-08-2002, 2:01 AM	#3
NeoBlade Guest Posts: n/a	I like the Panasonic TVs but they do suffer from moire.. If you don't know what that is then don't look for it - It'll probably kill off your viewing pleasure. I've owned a ZP18Q before and if you must have it its a pretty sweet TV when working well.
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