Please ignore that review. People who don't measure colour scientifically (and appear to not understand the process of doing so) shouldn't really be commenting about how well a TV reproduces it due to the subjectivity involved. "The low in brightness" comment is probably in relation to LCD TVs set up in eye-scorching "Dynamic" mode (I wish I was kidding).
I've seen data from a reliable source which indicates after setup, the X10 Panasonics are pretty good colour-wise, but not outstanding.
Also, the native resolution is not 720p (1280x720), but 1024x768. So, scaling still goes on - not 1:1.
Don't worry too much about the resolution. It's not the most important aspect of quality. Contrast/Dynamic range is much more important, so the X10 is a good choice in this price range.
I've seen data from a reliable source which indicates after setup, the X10 Panasonics are pretty good colour-wise, but not outstanding.
Also, the native resolution is not 720p (1280x720), but 1024x768. So, scaling still goes on - not 1:1.
Don't worry too much about the resolution. It's not the most important aspect of quality. Contrast/Dynamic range is much more important, so the X10 is a good choice in this price range.
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