The 42 inch NEC PX-42XR4W is a feature-packed plasma television with excellent customisation controls let down by mediocre image quality.

With a great price, superior picture quality and extensive feature set, the 55PD8800TA is easily the best plasma TV we have reviewed thus far.

A few small issues with reduced connectivity and calibration options impact what is otherwise an excellent display.

The Samsung LA32M61B is an attractive and affordable television with good performance.

If you love plasma television, you need to own the PDP-506HD.

The Grundig Xentia is a good television set with an interesting design, above average performance and enough inputs to cater to most peoples needs.

The high definition capabilities of the DT3220 are top notch and the few problems we found in standard definition and PC modes aren’t bad enough to make this an unwise purchase

While Fujitsu P63XHA51 is massive and performs well in high definition, the standard definition and PC modes could have been better.

If you’re super rich and want the very best in massive flat panel television the Sharp Aquos LC65G5XSYS LCD TV is for you.

The Samsung SP67L6HX has very few peers that can match its quality and performance at this price point.

The Sanyo PDP-42XS1 is not the best plasma on the market and considering the fact that it is standard definition and has image flaws, it is not our first choice.

While the price is right for this television it is so poor that we can’t in good conscience recommend it to any of our readers.