Pros: Slim design, Versatile display, brilliant picture Cons: not native 1080i or 720p
I bought my PT-42PD3-P online for about $3700. It's a sleek 3.5" thick and weighs less than my old Zenith 27" CRT TV.(only 65 lbs.) I found that it has really opened up my room by taking up less real estate. (a hot commodity in a condo)
Pros: Style, depth, quality of image, price Cons: gradually increasing buzz from transformers, "auto" aspect mode is quirky.
It is important to draw a distinction between the commercial and the industrial versions of this unit. The image associated with this review is the shiny chrome version - the commercial one. It is marked up 2-3 thousand over the industrial version which ...
Pros: Colors, Contrast ratio, picture quality, frame-like simple design Cons: lack of inputs, not the real thing (HD)
Now that I have owned this TV for almost one year, I think I am qualified to write about my experience. It is not an HD TV but frankly I can not tell the difference. The few sporadic HD programs I get through cable look absolutely awesome. Especially ...
Pros: Affordable, Picture quality, Great contrast, colors, Simple remote operation. Cons: Almost too easy to set up!
INTRO: After much deliberation and countless visits to area retailers, finally settled on Panasonic's PT-42PD3-P. Boils down to price vs. features. Since my condo receives free basic cable, hence poorer signal quality, I had fears that a plasma monitor...
Just bought the commercial version (TH-42PWD5UY) after extensive research and am pleased beyond already high expectations. Set-up is a breeze (commercial model requires BNC connectors), but the all important factor is the picture quality. DVD is...
Pros: Crystal clear picture, light weight, good value Cons: few; slight (barely audible) hum from fan
This monitor is not the first generation produced by Panasonic, and it shows. I have read several professional reviews (good source is plasmatvbuyingguide.com) and this one is the favorite.
First picture quality: I ran it first with a VCR as...
Pros: Size/Weight, Flat Screen, Quality of image. Cons: Lack of inputs, screen reflectivity
This is a review of the Panasonic TH42PWD4, which replaced the 42PD3P at the end of 2001.
I purchased this 42" Plasma HDTV set from DVDT for $5499.00 plus $299 for a table stand and $169 for shipping. They shipped quickly through an air cargo...
Pros: Quality of picture Cons: It's just a display pannel, not a TV. Price.
I bought this from a local store after 6 months of researching. I chose Panasonic b/c it has real black drive system. Unlike tube TV, plasma panel often has difficulty in producing blackness color. Brightness is often not a problem for plasma TV.
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pixel color change in about 3 months by mythmanq ,Feb 15 '05
Pros: none Cons: pixel color start to shift to more red...
sorry to break you guys the bad new... I notice the pixel color is starting to off to be more red after about 3 months of use... oh yea.. Panasonic support wouldn't not fix it since the pixel is still work and its has less then 5 dead pixel per inch... stay a way from Panasonic...
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