Panasonic Viera AX900

The Panasonic AX900 uses a 65-inch panel with 4K resolution. This resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 quadruples the level of detail of a traditional Full HD panel. The result, images with a very large realism that generate the impression of being in a window to the real world. While there are still not many native content, the efforts of manufacturers to sell these TVs is making new proposals and contents 4K expand very fast. But beyond 4K resolution, the key point in terms of image which has affected Panasonic is the treatment AX900 color.

For this purpose, technologies have been incorporated own management of professional monitors the strongest color, such as 3D search for table. These solutions are used to calibrate the color with greater precision and achieve much more faithful to the result sought to create a movie or series hues

. In addition, other class technologies found on this TV is its ability to analyze the ambient light in the room and adjust the playback images to the needs of the environment. All this with an improved analysis of the dark scenes which some deeper while the brightness and sharpness of the clearest objects are achieved ruins black. This act is achieved by introducing the LED backlight directly behind the (Local Dimming especially) display. Talking of clearness, the group also required to stress the use of a transparent LCD panel (attached to the LED backlight) which results in a higher level of brightness.

The Panasonic AX900 uses an image processor quad core Pro5 Quad Core running smoothly 4K content and is capable of a frequency up to 3000 Hz, a figure that facilitates very smooth images even more action scenes. How could it be otherwise in a team of first level, users can enjoy 3D content through its polarized spectacles. We also have the alternative to exchange traditional 2D to 3D scene. While the effect is not similar with the native content in three dimensions, the fact is that if we like the 3D world can become an alternative way to enjoy our favorite movies and series.