Andreas Uhlig, senior trainer consumer electronics Panasonic Institute Germany, states:
Hello, I’m Andreas from Panasonic and in the back you can see our new Reference OLED Ultra HD TV; the Panasonic EZ1000. It’s our second generation of OLED TVs. The unit has a twin-tuner inside. That means that you have 2 tuners to receive, record or stream through separate channels. It also has HDR multi-support; you can receive HDR-10 or PQ content or for broadcast HLG content to receive HDR pictures.
We have a special sound bar, integrated in the stand, which is tuned by Technics. That means that our Technics engineers tuned the sound. The Panasonic EZ1000 has 2 processor inside; one for the functionality and one especially for the picture quality and the calculation of the picture movement. This feature makes the Panasonic EZ1000 stand out from our other models, which only have 1 processor for everything.
Visit the Panasonic EZ1000 productpage.
A soundbar tuned by Technics, not bolted on
Rather than treating the built-in soundbar as an afterthought, Panasonic had its own Technics engineers tune the sound of the EZ1000’s integrated stand-mounted speaker system. It’s a detail that separates the EZ1000 from typical flat-panel TVs, where the audio hardware is usually the most compromised part of the design — pairing a reference-grade OLED panel with sound tuning from a brand Panasonic already owns for exactly that purpose.
Two processors, two jobs
The EZ1000 splits its processing load across two chips: one dedicated purely to functionality, the other exclusively to picture quality and motion calculation. Panasonic positions this as the feature that sets the EZ1000 apart from its other models, which rely on a single processor to handle everything. On the tuner side, a twin-tuner design lets the set record or stream through two separate channels at once, alongside HDR-10 and broadcast HLG support for HDR content.
Frequently asked questions
What makes the Panasonic EZ1000’s sound different from a typical OLED TV?
The EZ1000 has a soundbar integrated into its stand that was tuned by Panasonic’s own Technics engineers, rather than using unmodified off-the-shelf TV speakers.
Why does the EZ1000 use two processors?
One processor handles general functionality while the second is dedicated to picture quality and motion calculation — a split Panasonic says sets the EZ1000 apart from models using a single processor for everything.
What HDR formats does the Panasonic EZ1000 OLED support?
It supports HDR-10 and PQ content, plus broadcast HLG content, alongside a twin-tuner design that allows two channels to be received, recorded or streamed separately.
