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September 17, 2009 11:55 AM PDT

Even bigger Panasonic plasma still a great value

by David Katzmaier
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The 54-inch category is a new screen size for Panasonic this year.

(Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET)

For some people, a 50-inch HDTV just isn't big enough. Panasonic created its new 54-inch screen size, represented here by the TC-P54G10, for just those kinds of people. This set competes directly against the new 55-inch LCD size for your big-screen consideration, and occupies a nice middle ground between merely large 50-inch plasmas and truly gigantic 58- and 60-inchers.

In our testing, the TC-P54G10 proved every bit the equal of its smaller brothers in the company's G10 series, which remains one of the best value propositions on the market for shoppers who prize picture quality.

Read the full review of the Panasonic TC-P54G10.

David Katzmaier reviews HDTVs for CNET. E-mail David or follow him on Twitter @katzmaiercnet.
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by chrkeller September 18, 2009 5:46 AM PDT
Panasonic makes a fantastic plasma TV at a great price. I have a 58 inch plasma I picked up last year, THX certified 800u for $2500. I have spent many hours with my ps3, 360 and bluray movies, the TV is wonderful. I couldn't possible recommend Panasonic more.
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