If it does not have true HDMI 2.1 ports then expect the picture quality to be identical to last years flagship which soon you will be able to purchase at a much reduced price now the new models have been announced.
If it does not have true HDMI 2.1 ports then expect the picture quality to be identical to last years flagship which soon you will be able to purchase at a much reduced price now the new models have been announced.
Massively disappointing, more of same. I’m sure the 65” will be great but where is the 77”?
It’s disappointing because as a technology provider, I am looking for manufacturers to push the boundaries, come up with new ideas, fix issues that were apparent in previous models etc. They need to do that to justify why a consumer would:Why do you think this is massively disappointing?
Panasonic make create OLEDs with great picture quality - more of the same same is most welcome!
And they are adding the HDMi 2.1 features that games want for 120 Hz etc.
I imagine 77" would be too prohibitively expensive - I'm sure they've crunched the numbers and decided the market is too small to warrant the investment necessary.
Personally, I'm not interested in any of the auto-adaptive TV modes - but I'm sure more mainstream consumers may appreciate it.
Regards,
James.
I think their market research people clearly have!EZ, FZ, GZ, HG, no IZ but fast tracked to JZ, why ?
Or did I sleep for a whole year
Letter "I" brings bad luck in Asian cultures, contrary to the West where "I" is very popular.EZ, FZ, GZ, HG, no IZ but fast tracked to JZ, why ?
Or did I sleep for a whole year
Brilliant! Me too!Disappointed Panasonic didn't release the SZ2000 (Slugsy edition without panel uniformity issues)
Absolutely... I have an FZ65 and looking to upgrade this year potentially. I have been faithfully Panasonic for years now for PQ but we want to go up in size to 75/77 and the living room is a bit lighter after a refurb so it may be LG or Sony this time round.You haven't seen what LG may have in store yet...
You're right.
Will see what LG comes up with but imo LG always has some picture glitches and relies on future firmware updates to address them like last year's DV floating blacks and their near black performance are not great, which is key when we're watching lot's of streaming content.
The GZ950 dosnt hit the peak. Only the HZ2000 does that.so happy i bought the GZ950 in 2019 OLED reached it's peak for picture quality good that Panasonic admits that. I usually keep my TV 7+ years before i update so another year that i don't regret buying a few years ago
Nobody has physically seen the TVs yet. There will be more technical detail released in March.Did they fix that frame skipping bug for 24fps movies?
Unless LG who manufacture all the panels have saved a completely new range of panels for themselves, surely it will be a similar situation whereby they can't get much more out of their range this year.You haven't seen what LG may have in store yet...