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New 42 plasma from pixmania.
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http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/183260/art/hitachi/42pd6600-plasma-screen.html?tag=mail_uk_uk_2007-02-16_14327&srcid=3690
Any write ups or thoughts please.
Any write ups or thoughts please.
Be ALERT - The world needs more LERTS
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about 99 pages of reading for you here
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=239394&page=98&highlight=42pd6600
seems this set has some issues.
also i wouldnt touch pixmania with a bargepole.
loads of stuff on the net about their awful CS0 -
Decent write ups here:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/review/2006/05/11/Hitachi-42PD6600-42in-Plasma-TV/p1
http://www.homecinemachoice.com/cgi-bin/displayreview.php?reviewid=6695
Just don't expect it to perform as well as the more expensive screens that are also now heavily reduced. The Panasonic TH42PX60 is a prime example. I have this screen and can't imagine ever needing any better. It is simply superb. I got it on an insurance job claim when it was still £1600. Using the 5% discount code, free delivery discount code and quidco you can now get it for about £920.
Fair enough though. the Hitachi is £300 cheaper.
A bargain.0 -
carl_east wrote:The Panasonic TH42PX60 is a prime example. I have this screen and can't imagine ever needing any better. It is simply superb. I got it on an insurance job claim when it was still £1600. Using the 5% discount code, free delivery discount code and quidco you can now get it for about £920.
where from ?0 -
carl_east wrote:Decent write ups here:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/review/2006/05/11/Hitachi-42PD6600-42in-Plasma-TV/p1
http://www.homecinemachoice.com/cgi-bin/displayreview.php?reviewid=6695
Just don't expect it to perform as well as the more expensive screens that are also now heavily reduced. The Panasonic TH42PX60 is a prime example. I have this screen and can't imagine ever needing any better. It is simply superb. I got it on an insurance job claim when it was still £1600. Using the 5% discount code, free delivery discount code and quidco you can now get it for about £920.
Fair enough though. the Hitachi is £300 cheaper.
A bargain.
Is that also the same as the TH37PX60B mate??
Im thinking about that one! is the quality good on standard def broadcasts like normal NTL etc?0 -
is lcd better than plasma?0
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ayeshasi wrote:is lcd better than plasma?
At the risk of starting a "my technology is better than your technology war..."
LCD's are much lighter
Plasmas are heavy
If you compare a top quality plasma and LCD side by side - right now - the plasma wins hands down. Give it 2-3 years and the reverse may be true.
Plasmas can adjust their colour quicker than LCD ( although ask me in 5 years time.... plasmas will probably not be in existance in new production ).
It's like buying a PC - there is never a good time to buy one.... there is always a better model available 3 months later.....
All I would suggest is..
1/ Before you buy - see it yourself
2/ Before you buy visit Richer Sounds ( almost Internet prices - but if anything goes pear shaped you can walk back in and return it. )
Excellent customer service - I had a fault within 10 days of my plasma being delivered. It was replaced same day. :-)
3/ Buy a quality brand... Hitachi, Panasonic etc etc avoid wierd brands you have never heard from.
4/ Make sure the set is "HD READY" - any other phrase is pants.. you will need this to be future proof.
5/ You want as many inputs as possible, HDMI, component, Scart etc
More is better - but HDMI will be essential.
Good luck
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