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i untie Pendlebury from cnet.com and this is a review of the panasonic UT 50 plasma if you're looking to buy a television in 2012 I have no hesitation in recommending a Panasonic Plasma based on the performance of two TVs we've seen so far this year the st 50 and the UT 50 the st 50 is a stunning TV for the money and the UT 50 is almost identical and yet it's three hundred dollars cheaper both tvs shared the crystal edge design which is a little dated compared to this year's metallic models but still look attractive UT 50 is essentially a cut-down st 50 and features just two HDMI ports which may not suit users with a lot of electronics the most important difference though is that the TV lacks the st 50s louver filter this means the UT 50 screen doesn't perform as well in a little room with muddy blacks but turn the lights off and the picture looks stunning blacks are incredibly deep and while colors don't look that good on a graph thanks to a lack of professional controls they look stunning on the screen as this is an entry level screen you'd expect to lack some of the more modern features but no it still has smart TV via ethernet and optional wireless adapter and 3d playback if you stumped up for the glasses if you do buy those glasses the 3d performance is only just possible though with a fair bit of eye strain inducing crosstalk in the future when we talk about truTV bargains I think the you 250 and st 50 will crop up as benchmarks at 1400 for the 55 inch GT 50 as far as I'm concerned there's no real reason to pay that much more for a high-quality television this television comes in a choice of sizes too from the forthcoming 42 inch up to 60 inches as far as I'm concerned they all seem to be terrific buys I'm try Pendlebury and this has been the Panasonic UTV you