Typical price: £1,900
What is it: HD Ready plasma television with 42-inch screen and integrated Freeview tuner
What we think: The best Viera so far, and a superb use of plasma technology
Average user rating
9.3
spectacular
Average user rating from 10 users
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Panasonic Viera TH42PX60 user reviews
April 18, 2006
Posted by: Kevin Stevens
"Spent two years deciding what to buy and got it right!"
What I like:
Picture quality and ease of setup and use
What I don't like:
Sound quality
Review:
Excellent product for the price. I nearly spent a lot more money on the TH42PV500 and was on the verge of buying it when they released the TH42PX60B. Side by side I think the PX60 is a better picture (although I still like the styling on the PV500). Sound quality is slightly better on the PV500 but on a screen like this you want to use an external sound system anyway so who cares. The PX60 is cheaper than the PV500 - can't fathom out why though. Unless you particularly want an SD card slot (which the PV500 has) go for the PX60.
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