Pros
- Terrific picture
- First 1080p 42-inch plasma TV
Cons
- Confusing onscreen controls
- Light on extra features
Bottom Line
The first 42-inch plasma 1080p set is great where it counts--in the picture. It earned particularly high marks for HD.
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