Panasonic TX-P42G10

99% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Superb HD pictures ; Built-in Freesat tuner

Expensive ; Not very attractive

A phenomenal HD performer, but a slightly mis-coloured SD performance and high price let it down

Good spec includes Freesat reception ; fine ergonomics ; stable, radiant and detailed images

Sound is ordinary ; chassis looks bulky

The 2009 Panasonics have taken up where the 2008 models left off: the TX-P42G10 is fine value for money

Fantastic image quality and the benefit of Freesat make this a great choice if you're after a 42in HD TV.

Super picture quality; Functionality and settings options; Deep blacks and good contrast; Better gamma than on the PZ85/80

Remote control; Slightly phosphor trailing; Shadow details

Our TV signal is DVB-S (satellite) and DVB-T (terrestrial). We also have an analogue TV connection.

Superb HD pictures, built-in Freesat tuner, economical to run by plasma standards

Standard definition pictures look a little soft; colours sometimes look a bit off-key, not the most attractive looking TV

If all you're looking for is a big 42in flat-screen TV for watching routine standard-definition fare such as Big Brother or Britain's [Not] Got Talent, then there are cheaper - possibly even better - LCD sets available, as we've seen LCD models that...

While there are a few minor glitches, the TX-P42G10 really delivers on the promise of some exciting new technological developments. Add further refinement in the shape of V-real 4 and the the TX-P42G10 joins an elite group of mid range flat panel TV's.

Exceptional black level that rivals that on an entry-level 8G Pioneer Kuro PDP-4280XD ; Revealing shadow detail delineation ; Fantastic motion clarity even with [Intelligent Frame Creation] disabled ; Handles 1080p/24 signals correctly without telecine...

No white balance and gamma controls available in user menu ; Non-existent film mode deinterlacing ; Some picture resolution and detail loss with 576i to 576p conversion ; Green primary oversaturated and bluish ; Mild red push ; Settings cannot be saved...

Pioneer’s bottom-line-driven decision to stop developing and manufacturing their critically acclaimed Kuro plasma televisions has left a huge gap in the market for consumer-grade reference quality displays. As Pioneer’s business alliance partner during...

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