Panasonic TH-50PX60U

Pros: Excellent picture quality, good sound, lotsa connections, 4" deep, reasonable price

Cons: No PIP, no PC input, clunky remote & menu

The Bottom Line: Don't pay hundreds/thousands extra for 1080p. This 1080i set will satisfy most users and is one of the best plasma sets out there on the market.

Review: Panasonic TH-50PX60U Review After researching and wanting to buy a 42” Plasma TV for more than 2 years, I finally took the plunge and went in for the Panasonic TH-50PX60U. Why Amazon? The Amazon price, though not the lowest, was very ...

Pros: This plasma helps CRT-lovers get CRT picture quality in a big-screen size.

Cons: Poor remote-control,no backlighting, button labels printed onto case, not onto button faces

The Bottom Line: A very good picture quality. Brings CRT-grade performance into larger-screen territory. Wall-mount option very appealing. Sound quality is fine for most applications. Remote could be better.

Review: "Reports of my demise are highly exaggerated".... A few years ago,plasma TVs were out of most people's budgetary reach. They "burned-in" (or so the story went), they ran hot, had poor black levels, and relatively small screen sizes compared to ...

Pros: Picture, Size and overall quality

Cons: Remote isn't illuminated, Other than that this T.V. is perfect

The Bottom Line: Best bang for the buck, and best overall picture quality than T.V.'s costing thousands of dollars more.

Review: I bought this T.V. after months and months of research. I have found a company that did an in-depth review of this awesome Plasma and they used some of the best software available to come up with the absolute best picture settings possible. Here they ...

Pros: Perfect picture right out of the box.

Cons: As expected, digital reception is acceptable, but no better than many other televisions.

The Bottom Line: I chose a known brand-Panasonic-rather than the LG and Visio type brands. So far, it's a slam dunk television. The party's on in Las Vegas-at my house.

Review: The title is a reference to a saying that my very best friend-over 50 years-uses to describe something exceptional. A Massachusetts thing, I guess. And the Panasonic 50 incher qualifies. I ordered the set direct from Amazon.com, and received it a ...

Pros: Outstanding picture and sound quality. great bang for the buck.

Cons: Remote isn't up to the same level as the TV.

The Bottom Line: If you're on the fence about plasma, get off and get one. Look around for what looks good to you. But I looked at 'em all, and nothing came close.

Review: I've had a 61" rear-projection CRT Sony for the last 5 years, and I love it. It's huge, but the picture quality is fantastic and it's been 100% trouble-free. It's the workhorse; 90% of the TV-watching done in our house is done on it, and it's also the ...

Pros: Picture quality and durability.

Cons: Silver housing

Review: I will spare all the techie specs and reviews, as I'm not inclined to spend an hour re-listing them (as others already did that for me). I have to say this TV is awesome! The color and picture are amazing. I did a lot of research and checked this TV ...

Pros: picture

Cons: large stand

Review: This is a great TV! I am very happy. It won best pic on Consumer Reports. When friends come over, they all want one. The only downside is all the technological know-how that you need to create the best picture (for ANY HDTV). If you are not willing ...

Pros: No glare distraction in bright room. Enough ports to accommodate HDMI, Component and Composite inputs

Cons: Video selects don't allow one to spell their own descriptions.

Review: Have it suspended on an articulating wall mounted bracket in the brightest room - picture clarity is perfect. Folks have commented on its remote control. One hardly uses it. If you own a TV, you're usually using your cable remote or your surround sound ...

Pros: Price on sale below $2000, Color good out of the box

Cons: Screen sizing, cropping, letterboxing not always automatic, Audio outputs not controlled by volume control

The Bottom Line: Good picture, enough plugs for most

Review: So far so good, for a beginner. This was a decision of the chicken before the egg. My Satellite is promising more HD soon, and the big box store had a sale. Not that I bought it there, but the local RexTV has a price match policy. Color was good ...

Pros: See body

Cons: See body

The Bottom Line: Definitely get it if you don't care about iPod integration, read this review first if you do. But, Pioneer does even worse in that area.

Review: The system setup: IVA-D310R (European version) DHA-S680P DVD-changer TME-M770S 6.5" Touchscreen Monitor (Rear) KCA-420i iPod interface PXA-H701 Multimedia Manager Rear View Camera Alpine Amps, Speakers, Sub - 5.1 setup Overall, a nicely ...