Fujitsu P42HHA40WS: Compare prices

By Asher Moses on 11/08/2005

More Fujitsu General reviews , RRP: AU$9999.00

The good:

  • Rich, vivid colours with an ideal level of saturation
  • Deep blacks are produced superbly
  • 1024x1024 resolution
  • HDMI support

The bad:

  • Pricey, and doesn't come with a tuner or speakers
  • Lower-quality signals appear grainy when up-sampled
  • Vertical connectivity ports are problematic in some situations

The bottomline:

The Fujitsu P42HHA40WS boasts all the trappings of a top-grade plasma. Pity it’s so expensive.

Users' rating:

6/10
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