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My parents have had a Hyundai 1024.768 for a few years but the quality is poor. Dad has recently started hooking his laptop up to it to watch streaming movies, etc. He's 70 and not exactly techy, but he's even disappointed by the resolution when he has his lappy plugged in.
For the price variance in getting a 42" 1080i and even 1080p these days, I think you're mad to go for the lesser model. Even a DSE 42" 1080p is only $999 with built in Freeview HD tuner.
There are more details here on the TV. Interesting that Bond and Bond advertise it as HD Ready, but Panasonic advertise it as HD. http://www.panasonic.co.nz/viera/plasma/th-p42x20z.html
"HD Ready" is a daft terminology in my opinion. It's being used, apparently, to distinguish between units that are capable of 720 line HD and 1080 line HD. Both ARE HD.
In this case, Panasonic is being both correct and sensible. B+B (and others,) are pushing yet another misguided and confusing marketing tactic. I can only assume that the intention is to confuse customers into thinking that an "HD READY" TV will display 1080i/p.
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