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Product Details
Product Dimensions:
42 x 10.5 x 29 inches ; 68.1 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 69 pounds
- Shipping: This item can only be shipped to the 48 contiguous states. We regret it cannot be shipped to APO/FPO, Hawaii, Alaska, or Puerto Rico.
- Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
- Product Code: B000NIDJ3E
- Item model number: TX-42F430S
- Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
- Average Customer Review:3.3 out of 5 stars style="margin-left:-3px">See all reviews (41 customer reviews)
- Display Specifications
- - Viewable Screen Size: 42" Diagonal
- - Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- - Native/Optimum Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- - Color Capability: 16.7 Million colors
Product Features
Product Description
Review from Home Theater Magazine
Review from HomeTheaterMag.com: Westinghouse TX-42F430S
The set's video processing earned good scores in 480i-to-1080i upconversion. It also performed exceptionally well in my 1080i-to-1080p tests, including full recognition of 3:2 pulldown. The Westinghouse TX-42F430S isn't perfect; none of the sets here is. But on all but the darkest scenes, it's a pleasure to watch. You can do better—but only for a lot more. Read the full review at HomeTheaterMag.com.Visit HomeTheaterMag.com for more product news and reviews
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“Even Best Buy's "cheap priced" brand Insignia was one hundred bucks more for the same thing. ”
“The picture is great. ”
“If you pause a DVR ... If you have a menu up for longer than a few seconds ... Etc ... The image will burn into the screen. ”
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
72 of 74 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 starsExcellent LCDAugust 1, 2007
By David McLeod
Summary:I am extremely pleased with this LCD. The picture is bright and clear and the colors are excellent. I am completely satisfied with the purchase and recommend this device to anyone.Expanded Review:First, I defined my goals: From about 8 feet away I want to watch High Definition DVD's at 1080p, watch High Definition television including local channels, connect some gaming consoles, connect a PC, and connect my surround sound receiver.I looked at different products for a year. I would compare the appearance between the different sets in the store, read online reviews, talked to friends, and read product specifications.I decided on the following and intended to act before the end of summer: I would obtain a decent 42" LCD with all of the necessary connectors for under $1600, I would purchase a PS3 for Blu-ray as well as HD gaming with the bonus that it will upconvert my current DVD's, and upgrade my current cable service to HD for HD television viewing. I figured to spend about $2000-$2200.When the PS3 price dropped to $500 it figured it was time to move. The contenders after my research included the Samsung, Sony, LG, and the Westinghouse LVM-42W2. Most were over the limit to what I was comfortable spending so it came down to the LVM-42w2. When I went to find it I discovered the TX-42F430S that had been recently introduced. Additionally it was available at a local yellow tagged electronics superstore for the best price advertised. I was able to view this unit side by side with the other available LCD's and it looked just as good, to me, as much more expensive models. I realized however that the signal being pumped into those devices on the wall was not a 1080p signal and that the picture at home might look different. At that point I figured it was bright, the colors were coming through, the menu system was functional, and it was the lowest priced 42" 1080p LCD available ($1299). I bought it with a matching of the online deal that threw in a Sony HT-DDW790 home theater system and a 60 day in house price match. The following Sunday 7/29 it went on sale for $1099. I got the price match ($200 back) and sold the HT system for $120. So, total for this system with PS3 was right about $1500 plus cables, controllers, Blu-ray Planet Earth, and a couple of games for the PS3. I feel good.Results:1. I have the PS3 connected to one of the four(!) HDMI connectors and it looks awesome. Motorstorm at 720p is excellent and Planet Earth at 1080p is unbelievable. I had to get the blue tooth remote for playing movies, you can do it with the controller but it's a pain. Most of the upconverted DVD's look incredible, much better than on standard def TV, this was much better than I expected and for someone not hypersensitive it would be hard to differentiate it from some native HD or Blu-ray DVD's.2. HD Digital Cable content through the component connection looks very good. Standard Definition looks like garbage, but this is expected of all HD LCD's, the pixels on the LCD display the picture in all it's ugly glory. In all my research, I have not come across a way to watch standard def TV and it not look bad. It's functional, and viewable if you don't expand the screen and let it display in 4:3, but a step down when viewing most of the normal TV content. One can only hope that more and more channels come to HD format.3. I have my PC, Wii, and PS2 (only for guitar hero) hooked up though the home theater receiver via S-video at the moment and it serves. I want to move the PC to the VGA connector (I need a new dual head video card), the Wii to the component connection, and the PS2 directly to the S-video in the future.4. I have a digital optical cable running from the output on the LCD to the HT receiver and it sounds good. The interal LCD speakers can be turned off so that only the HT system is used.So, I am very happy. I hope this helps some of you still looking. I relied heavily on comments about the products here and I wanted to return the favor.
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