Panasonic TX-P46GT30 LCD TV Review
The P46GT30 comfortably holds its own where connections are concerned. Four HDMIs - built to the v1.4 spec, naturally - dominate proceedings, but it's also great to find a trio of USBs for playing back a decently wide variety of video, music and photo file types or for recording to USB HDDs from the HD tuners. Even better, the set provides both LAN and Wi-Fi (via a sadly-not-included USB dongle) facilities for either accessing content stored on a DLNA-enabled PC or Panasonic's Viera Connect service.
The P46GT30 comfortably holds its own where connections are concerned. Four HDMIs - built to the v1.4 spec, naturally - dominate proceedings, but it's also great to find a trio of USBs for playing back a decently wide variety of video, music and photo file types or for recording to USB HDDs from the HD tuners. Even better, the set provides both LAN and Wi-Fi (via a sadly-not-included USB dongle) facilities for either accessing content stored on a DLNA-enabled PC or Panasonic's Viera Connect service.
