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Magnavox 42MF437

$1,000.00 Released May, 2007

The Pros:Picture is bright enough for any room, can handle sunlight without a problem. Colors are bright and vibrant, really pop off the screen. No trails or ghosting in fast-moving subjects.

The Cons:Colors are unrealistically vibrant, can't really get a true-to-life image even after adjusting. Menus are a little awkward to navigate. Automatic format detection is a little buggy, can sometimes try to change the aspect ratio in the middle of a show.

The 42" Magnavox 42MF437 is the middle size available in Magnavox's MF437 series of LCD TV's. More information can be found on the Magnavox MF437 Series report.

Product Features:

Integrated ATSC / QAM Tuner
HDMI w/HDCP Inputs
VGA PC Inputs
SPDIF; Sony / Philips Digital Interface Output
3D Comb Filter
3D Motion Adaptive De-Interlacing
Dynamic Contrast

Product Specifications:

Inputs : HDMI w/HDCP Inputs - VGA PC Inputs - Multi analog inputs CVBS x 2/S-Video x 2/Component x 2
Brightness : 500 Cd/m2
Stereo Sound : 2 x 10 watts RMS
Contrast Ratio : 1300:1
Resolution : 1920 x 1080p resolution for true 1080P viewing experience
Viewing Angle : H/V 176/176 deg
Panel Response Time : 8 ms

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Pros

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picture is bright enough for any room, can handle sunlight without a problem
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colors are bright and vibrant, really pop off the screen
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no trails or ghosting in fast-moving subjects
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1080p HD signals are precisely rendered pixel for pixel, no blurring
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audio output is clear enough that you don't have to turn it way up to understand what's being said, a little above average
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doesn't wash out when viewed from an angle, can sit anywhere in the livingroom and watch it

Cons

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colors are unrealistically vibrant, can't really get a true-to-life image even after adjusting
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menus are a little awkward to navigate
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automatic format detection is a little buggy, can sometimes try to change the aspect ratio in the middle of a show