The least expensive plasma display in this group, the ZenithP42W34 delivers a confounding mix of good and not-so-good features and performance results, leaving it in the middle of the pack...The P42W34 has a digital DVI input but only one set of component video inputs...Colors looked good, and it was clearly the fastest at switching HD modes...
Perfect for doing double duty as a PC monitor and a home-theater centerpiece, Zenith's P42W34 offers a 42-inch widescreen plasma display with a stunning 1,200:1 contrast ratio and daylight-rivaling 1,000 cd/m2 brightness...RS-232 controls as well as high-definition DVI (with HDCP copy protection), NTSC (composite-video, S-video, and high-definition component-video), and PC RGB (15-pin...
Very happy with this product for the first two months, after that inverted color vertical lines appeared and multiplied across the screen...This TV was a complete waste of $2,000.00 and I would not recommend any Zenith products to anyone...But I am old enough to know wishes are usually a waste of time that could be spent making them come true...
... as a PC monitor and a home-theater centerpiece, Zenith's P42W34 offers a 42-inch ... ZenithP42W34 42 16:9 EDTV Plasma Flat-Panel TV. Browse by category : ...
