HDTV Reviews

I've been working for a major electronics retailer for the past 4 years and this is definately the best image for this price that I've seen. So great that I had to get one! The built in NTSC tuner is pretty strong too. Much better than the Sony that I had before this. Only thing that would make it better would be a built in ATSC tuner.

I highly recommend the Panasonic CZT34WDM60. Even for those who don't yet have access to HDTV signals. Once you've seen DVD's on it, you'll not want to go back to your standard TV. Besides gorgeous colors, the monitor cleverly reads the display flags on DVD's to set the aspect correctly (which it almost always does). Most DVD's fill the entire screen. What a sight!

I bought this TV about a month ago and so far I haven't had any major problems with it. I did have to get it replaced because of a minor problem with it. The first one I got had a blue line in the corner of the component video inputs so I returned it for another one. (By the time the guys came to pick up the old one the blue line was gone but I figured it was better to be safe than have a line in the corner of the TV come back.) The new one hasn't given me any problems so far. I have an Echostar 6000 receiver, which allows me to get HDTV programming. The HDTV picture quality is good it just doesn't look perfect. It is a CRT based projection TV so it doesn't look amazing, but I would still recommend it for someone looking for a projection HDTV. All and all if you want an HDTV but don't want to shell out the cash for a plasma or LCD projection I'd say this product is well worth it. (Although I do wish it had the VGA inputs to go along with the component video imputs.)

For [the money] this is by far the best TV I could find for the money. HDTV Ready, plenty of features with numerous viewing options. Picture is awesome even with only regular cable hooked up currently. Movie watching via CD's is incredible, especially compared to standard TV's. Having also just purchased a 20" Flat screen by Toshiba, I was convinced a 36" Flat was the answer until I saw the Panasonic. Enjoy.

After looking around at all of the options (DLP, LCD, Plasma, etc.) and considering what you were getting for the money, i.e. Bang vs. Buck, it is really hard to beat this Television.

It has just about everything you'll ever need (well, until they come out with some new standard).

It is very easy to set up and the picture is fantastic!

I have been using this sytem for the last couple of months
has great picture quality and works well. The Sound is good.

I spent a significant amount of time researching TVs and found this unit attractive on paper but was hesitant to buy on-line without actually seeing it "live" , so to speak. Having had great success in the past with other Philips product I thought I would take a chance and am glad that I did. The price for this is great and it delivers all the quality you would expect. I would recommend this unit to anyone and everyone...and I haven't even been able to take advantage of the high-def as I have to wait until my local cable company finishes wiring my neighborhood for digital cable.... Great TV!

I purchased this TV from Amazon about a month ago. Delivery and setup was flawless. The TV itself has a great display, viewable from most angles (much better than the 52" RCA I was looking at). The sound is good and should be adequate for most rooms - I have a 600 Watt Surround system, so I haven't done much with the TV audio. Great price, Great picture and tax free to boot!

Well, I just got mine last weekend and could not be happier with it. I got an incredible deal @ Circuit City on a display model ($1089.00) DVD player didn't work when I tried, it said incompadible disk on 4 different discs, but they are coming to fix that. Shop around, I was going to get a non HDTV compatible TV, but found this on a whymm...

I own several of the Roku art packs and this is my favorite. The live art: flowers blowing in the wind, ripples in the mountain lake, a flowing mountain stream and the clouds moving accross the sonoma desert are restfull enjoyment. These pictures both live art and static are stunning when viewed on my HDTV set thru the Roku.