Panasonic VIERA X1 Series TC-P42X1 42-Inch 720p Plasma HDTV
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This TV is marketed to the entry/budget level buyers in the HDTV market. That is what we were.
We replaced a 12 year old Sony 27" with this model and have been completely satisfied since the purchase.
Setup was much easier than expected. The hardest part was installing the unit on the wall.
While watching new programs and/or sporting events I am finally able to read the scroll at the top and/or bottom of the TV. It actually does say something legible!
Of course there are TVs out there that have many more bells and whistles, even higher resolution, but if you are looking to get a first HDTV I think you will be happy, I am.
We replaced a 12 year old Sony 27" with this model and have been completely satisfied since the purchase.
Setup was much easier than expected. The hardest part was installing the unit on the wall.
While watching new programs and/or sporting events I am finally able to read the scroll at the top and/or bottom of the TV. It actually does say something legible!
Of course there are TVs out there that have many more bells and whistles, even higher resolution, but if you are looking to get a first HDTV I think you will be happy, I am.
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I have had this tv for 15 months, and the picture is INCREDIBLE! When I first saw it I was WOW'd from the first second. The actual contrast is a bit exaggerated from the claims, but I can't complain. The bluray movies are absolutely stunning! Even after 15 months it has ZERO dead pixels! I have played Xbox 360 on it religiously and there is NO burn in or image retention.
My BIGGEST complaint with this TV is that after 15 months (just 3 short months after the warranty is up) my tuner board is fried! WHY!? It will scan all the channels and find maybe 3 of the 40+ analog channels the cable company offers and all the digital channels that arent encrypted. (I did verify it was the tv and not my cable line) So now to get all my channels I either have to call the repair guy (god help me) or pay the $10/mo for the box. In this state of economy that $10 could definitely pay for something else that I actually care for. This happens quite commonly, just google it. My other complaints are
My BIGGEST complaint with this TV is that after 15 months (just 3 short months after the warranty is up) my tuner board is fried! WHY!? It will scan all the channels and find maybe 3 of the 40+ analog channels the cable company offers and all the digital channels that arent encrypted. (I did verify it was the tv and not my cable line) So now to get all my channels I either have to call the repair guy (god help me) or pay the $10/mo for the box. In this state of economy that $10 could definitely pay for something else that I actually care for. This happens quite commonly, just google it. My other complaints are
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I bought this tv for the living room to replace an older Samsung 1080i lcd 40in that, two years ago, cost me 1399.00. WOW! and this tv only cost me 599.00? Fist let me briefly say that Lcd/Plasma is simply a matter of preference. In my opinion, they both look great, especially if you have an HD signal going to them. I have a newer Samsung 32in lcd in the bedroom with Hd and it, too, looks amazing.
Now for the review. I brought this tv home, carefully opened it, mounted the two rails on the back for my stand, plugged the power cord/Hdmi in, and turned it on. Believe the reviews, folks. The picture is amazing.! ESPN in HD, along with other hd channels, look crystal clear. I could not justify paying an extra couple hundred dollars to get 1080p, which I could only utilize when watching blu ray. I feel like I stole the tv for 599. What I also like about the tv is when I turned my Blu Ray player on, I did not have to find the remote and hit "source", because the tv changed over to that
Now for the review. I brought this tv home, carefully opened it, mounted the two rails on the back for my stand, plugged the power cord/Hdmi in, and turned it on. Believe the reviews, folks. The picture is amazing.! ESPN in HD, along with other hd channels, look crystal clear. I could not justify paying an extra couple hundred dollars to get 1080p, which I could only utilize when watching blu ray. I feel like I stole the tv for 599. What I also like about the tv is when I turned my Blu Ray player on, I did not have to find the remote and hit "source", because the tv changed over to that
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I bought this tv about 5 months ago during the Father's Day sale for 599.99. I wanted to wait a few months prior to writing a review as I personally don't find much value with reviews written about products that were just purchased as it will almost always seem great when you get it home.
I'm pleased to say that after 5 months I have had no problems what so ever. This TV has a great picture. My TV service is through Verizon Vios which broadcasts in 720p so a 1080p set would have been a waste of money. Plus over 90% of the sources that I've read state in TV's 50" and under you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference between 720p and 1080p. When I got the tv I was quite disappointed with its DVD play back. I had been having problems with my old dvd player (I have to pry it open with a screw driver to insert a disc) so I went and replaced my old, cheap dvd player with a new, cheap dvd player. The new one has progress scan and up-scaling to full 1080p. The difference is remarkable as my
I'm pleased to say that after 5 months I have had no problems what so ever. This TV has a great picture. My TV service is through Verizon Vios which broadcasts in 720p so a 1080p set would have been a waste of money. Plus over 90% of the sources that I've read state in TV's 50" and under you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference between 720p and 1080p. When I got the tv I was quite disappointed with its DVD play back. I had been having problems with my old dvd player (I have to pry it open with a screw driver to insert a disc) so I went and replaced my old, cheap dvd player with a new, cheap dvd player. The new one has progress scan and up-scaling to full 1080p. The difference is remarkable as my
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I actually purchased a Panasonic plasma in June of 2007 but feel compelled to review it now that I have owned it for so long. First things first. Plasma is the best thing going. The key element in picture quality is black level retention and no LCD tv with it's bright backlight shining towards the viewer from behind the screen can EVER produce the deep blacks necessary for color accuracy and a life like picture. I think LCD's are very nice and have one in my bedroom but it does not compare to the plasma, especially the poor viewing angle. Back to the Panasonic. They rock the plasma industry with the best and most reliable sets at the most competitive prices. I have dual tuner DVR HD set top box and Sony blu-ray player. Let me tell you the picture still amazes me every time I watch it even after two years. I have seen blu-ray run through newer 1080p models and truthfully people if 1080p is better, my 50 year old eyes cannot tell the difference. So save yourself a fortune if you are buying
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