Philips PF9431 Series Plasma TV (37",42")

SOUND AND PICTURE

NEED A BIG SPACE

Anti flare and its lcd

None so far

it's plasma, it looks good for the most part

no hdcp, when hdcp becomes more widespread your tv will not be able to use it's hdmi ports you'll be stuck with the regular stuff, also pixel burn in is a serious issue with this tv and my tv has a portion of the pixels turn blue when they get bright,...

One of the least-expensive plasmas with its feature-set (if not one of the least-expensive HDTVs, period). No screen-door-effect (SDE) which occurs with LCD technology. Multiple HDMI inputs

No CableCARD support (this applies to all Philips D-series models, regardless of screen technology); like all 42" plasmas, supports 768p (however, this is more a quibble than a true con, given the dearth of true 1080p content). Plasma technology a bad...

i really like it, it was cheap for the size and type, and has a very good picture quality with comcast hd.

Big screen.

always check the native resolution, if it doesn't have 1980 x 1080, you'll never get good hi def as it will always be downsampled.

It's fairly cheep for it's size.

Picture quality is great in my opinion, of course though it's a weak picture for HD still pretty clear, but you notice little pixels in between when watching HD which bothers me.