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Screen Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Screen type:
LED
Screen size:
65 inch
Screen diagonal:
165 cm
Screen format:
16:9
Widescreen:
Yes
Curved screen:
No
3D compatible:
No
Resolution:
3840 x 2160 pixels
Full LED Local Dimming:
No
Design:
Slim
Ambilight:
No
Gaming Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Gamer:
Yes
TV/Video System Panasonic TX-65JX940E
HD standard:
4K UHD
100 Hz native panel:
Yes
Maximum fluidity:
100 Hz
HDR (High Dynamique Range):
Yes
HDR standards:
Dolby Vision, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10, HDR10 Adaptive, HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma)
Tuner type:
DVB-S2 Digital Satellite Tuner, DVB-T2 Digital Terrestrial Tuner, Analog TV tuner, Digital Cable TV Tuner (DVB-C), DTT TV Tuner, DTT HD TV Tuner
Dual tuner:
Yes
Audio system Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Sound power:
2 X 15 W
Supported audio format(s):
Dolby Atmos
Network Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Wi-Fi:
Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyYes
Bluetooth:
Yes
DLNA certification:
Yes
Smart TV:
Yes
Android TV:
No
Google TV:
No
Voice control:
Yes
Connectivity Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Video inputs:
2 X HDMI 2.0 Female, 2 X HDMI 2.1 Female, AV input
Audio outputs:
Digital audio S/PDIF Optical, Headphone (3.5mm Jack Female)
Additional connector(s):
2 X CI, Ethernet - RJ45 Female, 2 X USB 2.0, 1 X USB 3.0
Physical characteristics Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Wall mount:
Yes
VESA mount:
400 x 300mm
Color:
Black
Width:
1451 mm
Height:
902 mm
Depth:
310 mm
Width (without stand):
1451 mm
Height (without stand):
840 mm
Depth (without stand):
73 mm
Weight:
27.5 kg
Weight (Without stand):
26.5 kg
Repairability index (out of 10):
4.3
Power supply Panasonic TX-65JX940E
Energy class:
F
Consumption:
96 kWh/1000h
Standby consumption:
0.5 W
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