Soniq

Like Panasonic and the other Japanese TV giants, Soniq also have their own factories and development teams in China, so that gives them just as much leverage to work on delivering the best picture for their screens.

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D stage - but it doesn't necessarily mean that Soniq aren't up to the task of delivering an equally stunning picture.

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According to an official spec list we acquired from Soniq (trading as Qatius), the chip set in the TV is the an MTK 5380 (standard among the Chinese made brands) and features other buzz words including GAMMA correction, 3D comb filtering, progressive scanning and 3x HDMI ports.

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Soniq say it will do 1080i at 50/60Ghz - but that's not entirely accurate.

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Panasonic are known to have the best plasma panels in the business, but unlike the Panasonic models at this size, which can cost in the neighbourhood of $2000+ (even with last generation panels), you'll pay just $998 for a Soniq version.

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Of course, being made by Soniq and not Panasonic, most will be justified to question the quality of the Tuner and the colour correction settings.

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D stage - but it doesn't necessarily mean that Soniq aren't up to the task of delivering an equally stunning picture.

PC Authority 2010

According to an official spec list we acquired from Soniq (trading as Qatius), the chip set in the TV is the an MTK 5380 (standard among the Chinese made brands) and features other buzz words including GAMMA correction, 3D comb filtering, progressive scanning and 3x HDMI ports.

PC Authority 2010

Soniq say it will do 1080i at 50/60Ghz - but that's not entirely accurate.

PC Authority 2010

Teletex might be dead and buried after Channel 7 shut down the signals last year, but don't tell Soniq - it's still listed as a compatible feature.

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