With a 50Hz video signal input, the Intelligent Frame Creation achieves high moving picture resolution even in fast-motion scenes. This function makes new frames that are calculated by speed and the direction of motion. And allows natural frame-to-frame transitions, for smooth motion images with high resolution. When reproducing a 24p movie source, the 24p Real Cinema function generates natural reproduction from the original 24 frames.

The new Real Black Drive system (a pre-discharge suppression system) and the improved panel production processes combine to reproduce outstanding blacks with the outstanding contrast. They accurately reproduce even scenes with a delicate balance of light and shadow.

VIERA's wide colour gamut covers 120% of the conventional HDTV colour standard. The result is a level of colour expression that approaches Digital Cinema. This wide gamut also achieves richer, more vivid colouring from x.v.Colour signals. Full 5,120 equivalent steps of gradation smoothly express each image. Outstanding gradation performance accurately depicts even the tiniest shades of colour in a sunset.

VIERA Link allows interlinked operation of various AV devices using only the VIERA remote control, by simply connecting the devices to each other by an HDMI cable. What's more, the HD Photo Viewer provides a new photo viewing experience using an SD Memory Card. Photos are much more fun when you can view them with family and friends on a large-screen HDTV in high definition. And VIERA lets you enjoy high-resolution, full-HD video with superb motion-image expression and vivid colours recorded with an HD camcorder.

Panasonic VIERA televisions deliver the best of Sound with V-Audio surround technologies. V-Audio surround features Panasonic‘s unique digital amplifier, carbon speaker and slim side speaker design as well as featuring SRS Trusurround XT or BBE® ViVA HD3D Sound. SRS TruSurround XT is a 3D sound reproduction technology that's based on the Head-Related Transfer Function - part of a theory that concerns the relationship between frequency change and the human ear's ability to determine the direction of a sound.