Pros
- 1080p resolution--a rarity in this size
- Automatic brightness function works well
Cons
- Lacks PIP or PBP features
- Expensive
Bottom Line
This HDTV's 1080p resolution is a rarity for this size, but its performance didn't measure up to that of less pricey sets.
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