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Feedback Score: 0 reviews | Re: Which 42" Gaming, Movies and Sport TV? Just been told to go for PHILIPS 42PFL7404H Guys please help me decide which one is best as an all rounder? |
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Feedback Score: 0 reviews | Re: Which 42" Gaming, Movies and Sport TV? This one if you want Freesat, Panasonic TX-42G10 Dixons price £711. Or this one if you already have Pay TV Panasonic TX-42S10 Dixons price £649. Alternatively you could go for any LCD panel you like but the picture will not be as good as any current Panasonic plasma. They are the market leaders in TV manufacture now that Pioneer have dropped out, and you will not find a better all round panel. If you want to save the planet buy an LCD if you want a good picture buy a Plasma. Here are a few links for reviews of the above panels. AV Forums, HDTV Test Regards Liam
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Feedback Score: 0 reviews | Re: Which 42" Gaming, Movies and Sport TV? id go the series above m8 the 8000 series if your looking at philips,all my friends comment on how good the picture quality is on it-even a couple of plasma owning friends
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Feedback Score: 0 reviews | Re: Which 42" Gaming, Movies and Sport TV? Need a 42" and not more than £700 and the one you have stated is over £900. Well out of my budget m8 but nice TV! |
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Feedback Score: 2 reviews | Re: Which 42" Gaming, Movies and Sport TV? If i was you i would go for the Panasonic munkey has posted it is a good tv. I wouldn't worry about image burn on screen mate its highly unlikely to happen i too was after a LCD at the time but the image quality on SD was not good and i had a look at the plasma side and really haven't had any problems at all. I would say go for the 42" Panasonic its a great tv and under your budget of 700 and you could use the money saved from there for a home cinema kit!
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