Optima 42-inch plasma TV. Without the benefit of established brand recognition, Optima has gone the price-competitive route, with its 42-inch (106 cm) plasma tagged with an RRP $3999 and the 50 ...

The 42-inch TVs from Matsushita are expected to sell for ¥410,000 to ¥430,000 ($3,449-$3,617), the Osaka-based company said. It plans to manufacture 25,000 units of them a month for the domestic ...

For comparison, a 50-inch LG plasma that I am currently reviewing was calculated at $5.61 using this same formula. The Vizio VP42 HDTV is a solid value for a quality high-definition plasma TV.

No, I mean it: hurry, because Dell is offering the 42-inch Panasonic Viera TC-P42X1 plasma TV for $499 shipped only until 1 p.m. PST Friday, i.e. today. That's assuming they're in stock that long.

Alright, Dell expanded their line up and rolled out three new flat panel TVs today: The W4200HD (pictured above), a 42-inch high-definition plasma display with a (sorta skimpy) resolution of 1024 ...

The TH-42PZ700 is a big deal because it’s got the highest resolution of any 42-inch plasma screen on the market (1920x1080p). It’s controversial because if you set up a 42-inch screen at the ...

Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd said on Tuesday it planned to launch the world's first 42-inch plasma TVs with full high definition panels on April 27 in Japan.

The new 42″ Plasma TV by Japanese firm byd:sign is a pretty good deal at $1,670. The display has a 3000:1 contrast ratio, 1,400cd/m2 brightness, and two 10 Watt speakers. The supported ...

Home electronics buffs rave about plasma televisions. The slim, wide- screen, high-definition sets offer big-screen size and excellent picture quality in a flat panel that can easily be hung like ...

A look back to 2004 shows just how far we have come in the world of home cinema: from CRT TVs to flat-panels, streaming and more ...

I have a 42 inch plasma with the 1024x768 rez.<BR><BR>It looks fantastic, and nobody in the family complains.<BR><BR>But the biggest problem with it is the rectangular pixels with my HTPC.