Panasonic TC-P42S2 Plasma HDTV Review
42 in.
An average plasma TV with a few notable problems, but some real bonuses, as well.
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Power Consumption
The Panasonic TC-P42S2 has a big appetite for power, as do most plasma TVs. On average, we expect the TV to cost about $36.33 per year in electricity costs.
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Sections
- Introduction
- Tour & Design
- Blacks & Whites
- Color Accuracy
- Motion
- Viewing Effects
- Calibration
- Remote Control
- Connectivity
- Audio & Menus
- Multimedia & Internet
- Power Consumption
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- Conclusion
- Series Comparison
- Photo Gallery
- Ratings & Specs
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