LG RZ-42PX21

LG 42PC1D

I purchased this TV back in november 2006. It was my first Plasma / HD ready TV, and I loved it (after going from a 42" Rear projection TV) My first impressions were wow! . It makes me giddy now thinking just how great this TV was for it s price. I paid around £1,200 for the set, plus another £300 for a stand and surround sound kit. At the time of purchase I didn t have a HD source, but an xbox 360 was quickly aquired to test out the HDMI connectivity. Standard definition (SD) was great using the in built freeview, and the High definition (HD) was just amazing, which had an maximum output of 720p. The speakers on the set weren t great for watching films or playing ...

LG 42PX5R

TV has slots in the side of the TV so that you can put in many storage type cards such as SD, CF. The TV works great with a dvd upscaler, running 1080i well. This television is also good a playing HD content, Sky HD looks very good on it. The speakers are also OK at playing stereo audio, but i would recommend to use external ...

LG RZ-42PX11

they used to be so I though it would be nice to able to watch the goggle box without having to don my glasses (much as I look darned good in them). The world of Plasma TV is a large one these days with plenty of choice around. In fact, even 42” Plasma is out of date what with 50” now freely available and the size just keeps getting bigger! (stop sniggering at the back there) The debate I had around the right TV to choose was around brand, price and whether to go for plasma or LCD. The first question I needed to answer was whether to go for LCD or plasma. Now there is some great information available on the Internet. Basically, these technologies differ as to how they ...