Looking for a flat screen Plasma TV picture that provides excellent picture quality? If so, you are at the right place to purchase one. You can get large variety of Plasma TV from hundreds of brands and models, like Panasonic, Pioneer, LG, Samsung and many other leading brands. Get the right Plasma TV here online as per your requirement. Read and write the review, compare the prices and the products and buy your Plasma TV right here. The most popular product is LG 42PC1DV 42" Plasma TV.
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1024 x 768 Pixels ; 16:9
LG - 42PG3000
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£537.00
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£650.94
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1024 x 768 pixels ; 16:9 ; 15000:1
LG - 42PT85
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1024 x 768 pixels ; 16:9 ; 15,000:1
LG - 42PC55
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5 review(s)
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Reviews of Plasma TV's
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Title: LG 50PG6000
Pros: HD picture quality; styling; sound quality; connectivity
Cons: Freeview picture quality wasn't brilliant at times
Verdict: If you're looking for a TV that offers a lot of bang for your buck, this must surely be a contender. We really like the picture and sound quality and although we've seen TVs handle Freeview better, HD looks brilliant and gaming was fantastic, too
Summary: The LG 50PG6000 is designed for people who want a big screen that will look good in their lounges. Fortunately, it packs several nice touches that make it a great choice for a simple, easy to use TV, and has a wealth of connectivity options to suit home c
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80/100 |
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Title: LG 50PG6000
Pros: HD picture quality; styling; sound quality; connectivity
Cons: Freeview picture quality wasn't brilliant at times
Verdict: If you're looking for a TV that offers a lot of bang for your buck, this must surely be a contender. We really like the picture and sound quality and although we've seen TVs handle Freeview better, HD looks brilliant and gaming was fantastic, too
Summary: The LG 50PG6000 is designed for people who want a big screen that will look good in their lounges. Fortunately, it packs several nice touches that make it a great choice for a simple, easy to use TV, and has a wealth of connectivity options to suit home c
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Title: LG 50PB65
Pros: Superb colours, Good motion handling
Cons: Disappointing blacks, Slight lack of picture sharpness
Verdict: This 50in plasma scores high on up-front impact, but there are a couple of significant flaws that reveal themselves too
Summary: LG's new 50in plasma sure knows how to make an impact. First it leaps off the shelf with its price: just £1,350. Then it slaps you round the eyeballs with its attractive design, based on LG's classic 'Chocolate' mobile phones.
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Title: LG 42PC55
Pros: Styling; slender design; good connectivity
Cons: Picture and sound quality
Verdict: While the LG 42PC55 does everything we would expect of a modern flat-panel television, the picture and sound quality let it down
Summary: LG's 42PC55 offers you 42 inches of plasma loveliness and a glossy piano-black finish that will look stylish in any lounge. If you're on a budget and are after a large, affordable screen that will cope with hi-def, this is ideal
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68/100 |
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Title: LG 42PX4DV
Pros: Good connectivity, Sharp picture, Great value
Cons: Contrast ratio misleading
Verdict: Another feature that belies the 42PX4DV's budget status is its digital TV tuner (there's analogue too), which provides access to 30-odd digital Freeview channels and an eight-day electronic programme guide
Summary: We've said it many times before, but this screen has made us feel the need to say it again: when you're eyeing up potential TVs, don't pay too much attention to the quoted specifications - especially the contrast ratio.
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Title: LG RZ-42PX11
Pros: Standard definition digital video performance, Value
Cons: Occasional artefacts with low quality pictures, Only one RGB Scart
Verdict: There's even a slick picture-in-picture system at your disposal, plus a clever 'low power' option that potentially makes the RZ-42PX11 even more of a bargain-hunter's dream by reducing the brightness to use less power and, potentially, increase the TV's l
Summary: It had to happen eventually. LG has been edging nearer and nearer that magic £2,000 figure for a 42in plasma TV - and with its new sub-£2,000 RZ-42PX11, it's finally made it. In fact, we've seen it selling at Comet online for as little as £1,450. Remarkab
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