Norcent PT-4291HD Plasma Television

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Generally decent image quality
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Other TVs offer more for the same money

Norcent PT-4291HD Review

by Laura Blackwell

- Norcent's new 42-inch PT-4291HD may not be the HDTV of anyone's dreams, but it could represent an acceptable compromise. This plasma, which has neither the lowest price nor the most impressive performance, delivers better image quality than some less expensive models. Its real rivals aren't the other budget models, but older high-end models that have undergone price reduction.

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Reviewed by: gmbandco

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Strengths: Lots of input types, excellent HD picture, good sound, excellent price

Weaknesses: Manual and setup instructions could be clearer

Overall Evaluation: This TV came from Ubid for under $800 delivered. It has an excellent HD picture, good sound, all the inputs you could want (HDMI, component video, analog components, S-video, broadcast antenna), which makes it a good TV at a very good price.

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