1. LCD Display 720p
2. 3 HDMI Inputs
3. 12,000:1 Contrast Ratio

Editorial Review :

Its easy to view full-hd images with the sd card slot. Watch and show your photos and motion images right after you take them. Simply insert an sd card into viera to display photos and full-hd videos on the large screen. Its much more fun when you can view them on a large-screen hdtv with family and friends in 1920 x 1080-pixel high definition and a wide 16:9 aspect ratio.

Customer Review :

A great TV without sound output

This TV was sold cheap because in my opinion it had design faults. The most obvious was there was no an individual audio output; which means you can't connect TV sound to external speakers, can't use headset, can't play game in a hi fi mode, etc.

It did have three HDMI output ports. The designer might have thought that HDMI carries sound and video, so it has sufficient output for sound. But what if for those users who did not have or would not use HDMI input on their audio devices? For using a headset you really don't need to carry video signals and most likely there is no HDMI connection for headsets.

It did also have an optical audio connection but the connector was designed such that it did not hold the optical cable.

If you are willing to settle with the weak speakers of its own this TV is ok.


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Excellent value

I have 2 larger plasmas and this is my first LCD Flat Panel. The Panasonic TC-32LX14 has all the connections you could need for watching movies & TV, playing games or viewing photos in a great looking, lightweight package. I bought this one to replace a CRT in the bedroom. I would have liked to go bigger (due to a 10-11 ft viewing distance), but for the price this was too good to pass on ($399 at Costco and others). And in actuality this 32-inch works just fine for a bedroom TV. Plus it's lightweight and easy to hang on the wall.

One of my other flat panels is also a Panasonic and the form and function is very similar. The Menus are easy to navigate and the Tuner works great for picking up cable broadcasts (although the channel numbering system is unfamiliar). The remote is clean, simple and easy to use. The picture is great with gaming systems and the cable TV picture straight from the jack is good in standard and great in digital. Some mentioned the sound being an issue. I can attest that it's not up to concert hall sound, but it's definitely loud enough. And if you have a surround sound system then you're golden. Panasonic makes great and reliable products so if you're looking for a a great value in flat panels definitely check this one out.

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Great TV but HDMI problem

If this TV didn't have the HDMI cable problem I would easily give it 4.5 stars because the TV views, sound and ease of use is excellent but the VIERA option kills the television. What is the point of having a few HDMI ports if you can't even use it? The TV itself controls the HDMI ports and doesn't recognize a lot of signals because it is expecting the VIERA function I am guessing. I had to return mine, I really didn't want to but it was as if I bought a TV without HDMI ports. I was really disappointed because this was one of the better 32 inch TVs I have bought in a while.

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review on this lcd tv

i bought this product and i've been having problems with the hdmi cables i bought 3 diferent kinds of cables for my ps3 and its not compatible and panasonic said you have to get there brand hdmi cables so if anyones buying this tv for gaming don't its a hassel hope this review helps anyone that is about to buy this tv i recommend not to panasonic just wanna make more money from you cus the panasonic cable is 50$!!!!!

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screen went dark after 90 days

I bought this tv in March, 2010. Easy to setup, worked fine for 97 days (just past the 90 day return Policy). Panasonic gave me a repair service to take it to for warranty repairs. That was June 25 and I still don't have it back. The repair guy says he's waiting on parts, Panasonic says they have no record of a part order and that they are having trouble getting hold of the repair service.

At this point, I don't know who is the problem, but I'm not getting much help from either of them.

I will NOT!!! buy another Panasonic product.

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1. Dynamic contrast 10,000:1 for the brightest whites and darkest blacks 1366 x 768
2. 2 HDMI inputs
3. Viera Image Viewer, enjoy your photos on the big screen via SD card

Editorial Review :

32" LCD, 720p, PC input, 2 HDMI, Dynamic contrast ratio 10,000:1, Viera Link

Customer Review :

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Nice TV, great picture but on-screen display lettering is very small and remote is hard to navigate by touch

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Good for smaller homes.

I like this TV but it has it's problems that can be fixed with an upgrade from Panasonic. If you use the HDMI cable for picture it fine but you will have audio problems like the sound will be great for a few hours and then goes bad. I have returned one TV so far thinking it was the TV but come to find out it's a problem that Panasonic doesn't tell you until it happens! You will need to contact the Techs about this and they will send you a SD card that will upgrade the TV and this should fix the Audio problem, they say that everyone thinks that LCD TV are still a TV like the old picture tube type but no these TV's are a computer inside and need upgrades just like your home computer does. Oh and there are no charges for this fix,Panasonic will send you the upgrade for free. I hope this helps others out when you purchase this LCD TV. Enjoy.

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Broke after 3 months of little use.

I guess since Amazon doesn't sell this TV few will see this but here it goes.

Had the TV for 3 months with little use and then it broke. The TV picture goes in and out and you can only turn it on and off. What happens is you turn it on and everything is fine for 5 seconds then the picture and sound go out and the picture will come back every once in a while but that is it.

So now I will start the return/repair process but regardless of what happens with that a unit that only works for a few months deserves a low rating.

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Just pray it works. . .

Before it broke (after less than six months) this was a wonderful TV--not too pricey, great picture, etc., etc. BUT. It stopped communicating with anything about three weeks ago, and we took it to the local panasonic "service center". From then on, it has been a nightmare. Panasonic has the worst customer service EVER. We are under warranty, which apparently for Panasonic means they can treat us horribly without any sort of repercussions. The part is on order, and no, we won't let you talk to anyone at Panasonic who works in the warranty department. No, we can't tell you when the part will be in. No, we won't give you a new TV, no we won't give you a loaner, no we don't care that you have no TV. We will never, ever, buy from Panasonic again.

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This tv has a slot that you can put your cameras sd card in and view your pictures-I like it a lot

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1. Color: Black scratch resistant finish
2. Fits most 36" to 63" LCD and Plasma Tv's (Supports VESA Standards up to 750 x 450)
3. Tilt Feature: 0° to -15° Degrees - Variable Downward Tilt
4. Maximum Weight Capacity: 165 lbs
5. Quick & easy installation with included mounting hardware

Editorial Review :

This high quality tilting wall mount bracket supports most* 36" to 63" flat panel screen LCD/plasma TVs and monitors. The mount includes simple to align brackets and a unique wall plate that can be mounted to two studs or concrete and comes with mounting hardware and installation instructions for a quick and easy installation. It's toughened steel construction supports up to 165lbs and has a variable 0° to -15° downward tilt. *Mounting holes on television should be 28" or less apart horizontally and 18.5" or less apart vertically

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1. One-year warranty (covers parts and labor)
2. 37-inchLCD 1080p HDTV with Motion Focus Technology for improved resolution during fast action
3. IPS Alpha Panel delivers a 178 degree viewing angle with bright, clear images when viewed from most any location in the room
4. VIERA Image Viewer lets you share your digital photos with friends and family directly from SD cards
5. VIERA Link lets you control your compatible Panasonic DVD recorder, Blu-ray Disc player, home theater sound system and HD camcorder with one remote
6. Three HDMI inputs

Editorial Review :

37" LCD,1080p, Contrast ratio 15,000:1,ISP Alpha Panel with 178 degree viewing angle, Motion Focus Technology

Customer Review :

I love this TV!

This is my first LCD TV, and I absolutely love it! The picture is great, it has a wide viewing angle (meaning you can sit/stand off to the side and still see the picture clearly), and the menus are easy to navigate and pretty self-explanatory. Setup was not too bad - I managed to get it out of the box, assembled, and hooked up to the indoor antenna without help from anyone else, and hooking up my DVD player was easy too.

I highly recommend it!

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Nice find!

I got a great deal on this tv when I bought it and I do not regret it. Have a BluRay player connected to it now and the picture is fantastic. Sound is kind of weak, but then again what do you expect from such a small/thin tv, there's no room for speakers. If you want a good sound quality for movie watching, get a sounbar or surround system of some sort. We have this in our bedroom so its fine for now. If we want to watch something for special effects, we watch it on the Plasma with the surround system.

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Pleasantly surprised by HD channel capture

I was pleasantly surprised by the Panasonic 37" picture quality and even happier that the available cable High Definition channels were found without the aid of a digital or HD cable box during the channel setup search. The ease of ordering and very rapid delivery have been additional incentives to this very positive buying experience.

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Viera Good CHOICE


There were some contradictions in the instructions on hooking up to cable box AND in the booklet on how to match the Cable Remote control to the TV.

I could not get it right, even after a little help from my friends and had to turn to COX cable to guide me thru it.

NOW its a great picture, altho the sound seems to have an echo effect on some movies.

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Great TV - Secure Delivery

The delivery men were very professional and setup the TV to make sure that it worked. TV is very nice. No problems whatsoever.

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1. 1100 ANSI Lumens Widescreen High Definition Home Cinema Projector
2. 5500; 1 Contrast Ratio With Smooth Screen Technology
3. Progessive Cinema Scan With 3/2 Pulldown
4. Dynamic Iris Optical System With 2x Optical Zoom
5. 16.9 Native Res 1280x720 Pixel HD LCD Panels

Editorial Review :

The PT-AE900U is a native high-definition home theater projector that produces stunning film-like images with a dramatic 5500:1 contrast ratio.Capable of displaying ultra-sharp ultra-clear HD pictures up to 14.5-feet wide the PT-AE900U is equipped with advanced digital picture-enhancing features allowing you to enjoy Hollywood picture quality in the comfort of your own home.The PT-AE900U offers a host of image optimizing features including a Dynamic Iris optical system that extends the iris range by 30% for a breathtaking 5000:1 contrast ratio. Dynamic Iris with scene tracking capability constantly adjusts the light volume and gamma curve in real time so the picture is always optimal and transitions between scenes are amazingly smooth and natural. The PT-AE900U is also outfitted with Smooth Screen technology that effectively eliminates the screen door effect (visible spacing between pixels) and gives the projector a sharp detailed HD picture that is remarkably smooth and film-like.The PT-AE900Us acclaimed Cinema Color Management (CCM) technology controls both contrast and brightness to provide faithful reproduction of even subtle hues moving color correction closer to the process used for motion pictures.Key Features * 16.9 Native Res 1280x720 Pixel HD LCD Panels * 1100 ANSI Lumens Widescreen High Definition Home Cinema Projector * 5500; 1 Contrast Ratio With Smooth Screen Technology * Progessive Cinema Scan With 3/2 Pulldown * Dynamic Iris Optical System With 2x Optical Zoom Product SpecificationsProjection Type: Native 16:9 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)Native Resolution: WXGA (1280x720)Lumens: (brightness) 1100Weight: (lbs.) 7.9Dimensions: (inches) 3.7 x 13.2 x 10.6Zoom&Focus: Manual Focus Manual Zoom F=1.9 to 3.1Contrast Ratio: 5500:1Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Native (4:3 and 2.35:1 Supported)Lamp Life: Not PublishedDigital Keystone Correction: Horizontal: 30%HDTV Compatible: YES (720p 1080i 1080p) and Computer Resolutions Up To U-WXGA 1920x1080Special Features: * S...

Customer Review :

2 years of bliss!

I've had my Panny AE900U for 2 years now and what a projector! I clean the air filter religiously but otherwise there is really no maintenance on my unit. Original bulb, no malfunctions with 440 hours logged so far. Highly recommended!

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love this projector

We have used this projector for about 4000 hours - it is fabulous Panasonic has always been helpful to us- People are very impressed with the picture it is incredible - plasma (heavy, burn out and more - now that iss a joke - I have an 80 inch picture We watch VUDU, HD direct tv and it is great.

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3+ YEARS and counting

I've owned (and religiously used) this exact projector since the fall of 2006 when I set-up my movie room. I came back to this page to get some technical information so I can finally get a 2nd one for the bedroom. When I noticed all the reviews (which usually are from people who have, at best, a month or two of usage), I thought I'd throw in my experience as a long-time user. The width of picture in my movie room is about 110" diagonal (the wall is painted an extreme matte white -- you don't want (or need) anything reflective -- trust me -- someone in the room will be blinded depending on where they sit, if the screen reflects).

I never had a problem with my projector (I bought it referbished from AMAZON, as I said in '06) -- and (believe it or not) the original bulb didn't give me "REPLACE BULB" warning until a couple of weeks ago. I've always kept my brightness on LOW and the settings (usually) on DYNAMIC and it gave me close to 4500 hours. Time will tell if this is within the Bell-curve or I just got lucky. Not wanting to press my luck, I bought a new bulb from projectorquest (about $240). The installation was easier than replacing my ink-jet's cartridges -- just read the manual online and be sure to reset the usage meter (instructions are in the manual).

As for the quality. Excellent. We sit at least 6-8 feet from the wall it projects to .. getting closer will start to give you a screen-door effect in the white areas. My movie room is a sub-basement, but even with lights at half brightness, it's more than acceptably bright. I watch my HDTV programs from DirectTV (though, I switched to UVerse when they had their spat with Versus).. and I also use an upscaling DVD [that's an important component] and the quality makes me really laugh at people who feel the need to get a Blu-Ray. (I'm not saying a Blue-Ray doesn't look crisper -- it looks fabulous -- but I (nor anyone I've had as a guest) has ever thought that anything we've watched on DVD needed to look sharper.. especially for 30%-50% more per DVD).

The price of these new is amost exactly what I paid for mine refurbished in '06, so there is that to be said.

Get one. There's not a single feature I could think of that someone would need for a movie room that this one didn't have. The iris can make the picture bigger or smaller without moving the unit. The fan isn't noisy. The picture can be adjusted in every possible way... and the 360-knob gets used all the time when the projector gets moved from place to place, and may very well be the most convenient thing about it.

My bedroom's demands for size and so forth aren't as stringent, so I'm still shopping for a cheaper alternative. But, I'm wavering just because with this unit, there wouldn't be any surprises.

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LAMP BURNS OUT - REPLACEMENT DOESN'T WORK

We purchased our projector 2 years ago. The lamp stopped working and we bought a replacement ($300). It still wouldn't project light so we called Panasonic Tech Support, they told us to take it to one of their repair shops. They thought it was the ballast and ordered a part. They can't get it to light up and have called Panasonic. During the last 3 weeks that they have had our projector, another one has come in with the same problem. They are still waiting for Panasonic to get back to them.

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Best Value Home Theater Projector

This is hands down the best projector for the money. I think LCD technology is so much more stable and better technology than DLP and this unit doesn't have any "screen door" effect that is often complained of on LCD projectors. I've had mine for almost two years and love it. I have a 92" screen and HDTV looks great. My only caution is you really need a dedicated movie room for this unit with completely controlled lighting. It has a relatively low light output and you'll need to eliminate ambient light for ideal viewing. I have track lighting with a dimmer switch in a basement room and it works great. One more suggestions, use a grey screen designed for HDTV with a 1.8 gain. I recommend the "GreyWolf" series.

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