SVA HD4208TIII-PDP 42-Inch Flat-Panel Plasma EDTV
can't recommend it
general impressions - good:<BR>1. picture quality for dvds and games (480i) were pretty good<BR>2. complete - stand, cables, tuner included.  get everything for $2000<br />bad:<BR>1. makes a humming noise in bright scenes - annoying<BR>2. no HDMI/DVI input<BR>3. 2 components in - no 480p support - one is only 480i, the other 720p/1080i<BR>4. terrible manual<BR>5. remote very flimsy/cheap (but, i wasn't expecting it to be great) - no oneforall remote code for SVA.<br />i actually bought this thru Target.com's amazon link and they took it back b/c after 1 day of use, it died.<br />while it worked, the picture was acceptable.  but, whenever a scene was bright, it made a buzzing noise (i assume from driving the white pixels).  it started to get quite annoying b/c it would  oscillate from quiet to buzz.<br />it also got very hot.  the top back of the tv was almost too hot to touch and it warmed up the room nicely.<br />but, i got this tv to use with my xbox and was very disappointed it didn't support 480p at all (despite what the specs and description says).  the couple of 720p games i tried looked great but i couldn't see the dashboard thru that component in.<br />despite it's limitations, i was going to keep it...  until it DIED.  the tech support thinks a transistor failed.<br />overall, the quality level is not up to par w/ the other makes.  i highly recommend spending $500 more for the panasonics or buying it locally so returns/exchanges are simpler.