Typical price: £1,100
What is it: HD Ready plasma TV with 42-inch screen and integrated digital tuner
What we think: Not one of the top plasmas available, but certainly one of the best for this price
Average user rating
7.8
very good
Average user rating from 4 users
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LG 42PC1D user reviews
November 20, 2006
Posted by: Kevin Tubb
"An absolute bargain at £800 odd quid"
What I like:
Colour is very vivid, detail is good, menu is easy, looks very nice
What I don't like:
Some slight picture distortion on quick frame changes in standard definition, remote is very plastic
Review:
I've had this about a week but haven't got Sky HD yet. If you are looking for 42" on a sub £1k budget I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this. You can get more if you can pay more, so I'd look elsewhere if you can afford over £1-1.5k.
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