Typical price: £900
What is it: HD Ready 42-inch plasma TV with integrated Freeview
What we think: The best mid-priced plasma on the market
Average user rating
9.0
spectacular
Average user rating from 2 users
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March 10, 2007
Posted by: Shane Lamb
"Entirely delightful"
What I like:
Crisp images, amazing black colors, glorious with Blu-ray, and HD DVD.
What I don't like:
Not 1080p, but still amazing for its price.
Review:
This is the best TV I have ever owned. I am quite the tech lover and this plasma has truly satified my love. The quality of the picture is amazing. Clean, crisp, fresh. I have it hooked up to my new Blu-ray and HD DVD players and I am blown away. I have never seen a better image quality in my home. Simply spectacular. The only thing I miss is that this plasma is top of the line in 1080i or 720p, but the new HD players are running at a higher 1080p. But a plasma with the same specs running 1080p would be at least £1500. More money. Not really worth it yet. Buy this plasma it is amazing. Also as a side note I also own Panasonic Viera TX-32LXD60 with is the little bro of this machine, but it is an LCD rather than plasma. Go for the plasma, it is much nicer to look at.
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