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LG RZ-42PY10x

THE WORLD’S BEST PLASMA!

Now it’s exactly three years since I in HemmaBio magazine did Europe’s biggest test (at that time) of plasma

screens. The development since then has really moved forward and we today have screens that without pardon an-

nihilates those from that time, and at the same time only cost a fraction of what they did. I recently happened to

pass by this LG plasma by coincidence at a fair in Stockholm and after just a short glance I realised the need to get

this machined out in the medias so you as a consumer would know that you actually can by a plasma with a good

conscience today – because here, every cent does what it’s supposed to do. This XGA plasma gives a CHOCKING

good picture at an attractive price!!!

© BigScreen Entertainment

When this test was made, in December 2001, a normal plasma in size 42 inch (which is the normal ”mainstream size”

for a plasma, as 29 inch is normal for a traditional CRT TV) was around 8-12000 Euros. The fi rst generation emerged in

98-99 and was even more expensive – a shameless 20-25000 Euros and then there were only fi lthy rich morons that

bought screens. Today we have reached a price tag of below 4000, that means less than 100 Euros per inch, and this with

a picture quality that makes the fi rst generation screen look like industrial waste. If you would take a screen from the fi rst

generation and place it on the side of this screen even a nearly blind would see and understand the difference between

rocks and diamonds. Now this might sound hard, but the fact is that the fi rst generation screen were pure crap – even

related to their price. You get a pretty decent car for 25000 Euro. NEC’s test winning screen 2001 - NEC PlasmaSync

42MP3 – was the one considered the best, and it was good, but hardly worth as much money as 8000 Euros. Today NEC

is still one of the top players in plasma, together with the founder of the technology Fujitsu (co-operates with Hitachi),

and the contrast and black masters within plasma: Panasonic. These are three very good suppliers of plasma screens and

TVs (built-in tuner), but none of them has ever presented a screen that for such a low price as this LG manages to get such

an incredibly good picture quality. LG is one of only ^ve manufacturers of plasma screens. The others are Fujitsu/Hitachi,

NEC, Panasonic and Pioneer. Read more about the plasma technology under “Everything about Image – Image reproduc-

tion techniques”.