we’re thinking about selling our 42" panasonic plasma tv (TH-42PX6U) to get some extra money. we bought it two years ago for $1600. its in great condition. what do you think is a FAIR price to sell it at? Since the TCP42X1, the current model 42" 720p Panasonic, can be found for $699 normal retail and as low as $599 on sale $400 is very unrealistic for a...

The difference is the technology used to create the picture. Plasma uses gas trapped in glass. When current is applied, the gas lights up. LCD uses a bright backlight and filters that light through an LCD screen that allows the light to pass through or not. This is all a very simple description, but that's the essence. In practical terms. Each has it's own...

Xinhua Panasonic slumps to $4 billion yearly lossThe Associated Press The world's biggest plasma TV maker Friday reported a 378.96 billion yen ($4 billion) loss for the fiscal year ended March — its first loss in seven years — and expects to stay in the red in the current year. Business slumped across all segments amid …Panasonic Loss Wipes Out Last...

We have went through two flat screen panel displays now. Each night we turn off our screen instead of the computer to put less stress on our computers. Our current flat panel display has been flashing on and off, sometimes so fast that it is blinks of light. We have checked all our connections and everything and still nothing has changed. It chooses when to flash and when...