Panasonic TH-42PX60U

[mlhm5]

This TV is getting a lot cheaper than it was a few months ago. If you live near a Fry's, you can get it for $1290 + tax or you can get one from Amaz0n for $1331 with no tax and $75 delivery. I refuse to shop at Wal*Mart, but they have it also for around $1300 plus tax. IMO, this is the best 42" HDTV plasma you can buy.

http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/9112/b000f6sr0o01a1j7wsbjhtgufaaa280sclzzzzzzzv53892860 ev8.jpg

Amazon Link
http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-TH-42PX60U-42-Plasma-HDTV/dp/B000F6SR0O/sr=11-1/qid=1163369722/ref=sr_11_1/002-4087154-4840829
Fry's Link
http://shop3.outpost.com/ShopCartServlet?action=ship_calc

[jhw59]

great TV. I bought it two weeks ago and the price has already dropped but you can't wait forever

[disneyjoe7]

Great TV, but we can complain about everything so here goes...

No PIP, Silver sides well that's all and for that price I may buy another.

BTW I this is what I own checked the sig.

[jhermance]

It's down to about the 1400 -1600 price range at tweeter if in any way it helps anyone make a decision

[aba4430]

I picked this up at a local Chesterfield, VA CC on 11/13. They matched the Tweeter (~67 miles away at Fredericksburg, VA) of $1299.99 and gave an additional 10% of difference. Excellent deal. I am not too crazy about the standard TV channel quality. I do not get all the cable channels that I get with the Comcast tuner that is connected to another TV in the house. I am still learning its features, though!

[Home Theatre]

I picked this up at a local Chesterfield, VA CC on 11/13. They matched the Tweeter (~67 miles away at Fredericksburg, VA) of $1299.99 and gave an additional 10% of difference. Excellent deal. I am not too crazy about the standard TV channel quality. I do not get all the cable channels that I get with the Comcast tuner that is connected to another TV in the house. I am still learning its features, though!


It looks nice but somethings I worry about.


Not DLP
Don't Plasmas have a burn in period
not 1080

[MikeC78]

It looks nice but somethings I worry about.


Not DLP
Don't Plasmas have a burn in period
not 1080

What is this suppose to mean?? There is usually a break-in period for roughly the first 100hrs use on a plasma which you don't crank the brightness controls or view it in "torch" mode.

[scottvamp]

I have word that Wal-Mart is going to sell a flat panel around that size for under a grand on black friday....................;)
I am thinking a extra tv if i don't score a PS3!

[MikeC78]

Looks like it will be the TV then. ;)

[Home Theatre]

Anyone have any suggestions for DLP tv's.


over 40 inches
1000-2,200

[Schwingding]

I have both the 37" and 50" versions of the P60U. They are fabulous televisions and I'd buy a 3rd if needed.

[Sherardp]

nice screen , I have a 61 inch DLP, I would give a plasma a shot the prices on some models are to low and cant be beat.