EXPIRED - Panasonic 42" Plasma - P42C10B - now £549 delivered @ John Lewis *instore* with FREE 5 Year guarantee

This TV is now out of stock online, but as khizer pointed out, John Lewis have quite a few of them instore still - best to phone and check stock availabilty before making a trip.



Fantastic stuff - Argos reduced this to £549 yesterday, and I tried to get JL to price match with no joy. But, lo and behold, they have now matched the Argos price online (in fact beaten in, with the free delivery), and are including their standard 5 year guarantee!

Yes, it is cheaper at Richer Sounds (£529), this does not include a 5 year guarantee - and John Lewis will not match that price, because RS have it marked up as £549 in store.


This is the brand new entry level Plasma from Panasonic (only released this week), using a mixture of PX80 and X10 technology, and looks a blinder for the price.

Sit back and enjoy stunning HD images with this Panasonic Viera TX-P42C10B 42 plasma television.

Its state-of-the-art technology gives amazing picture quality, with the 100Hz Intelligent Double Scan giving fantastic resolution even during fast moving scenes something football fans and film buffs will both appreciate.

The V-Real 4 signal processing perfectly optimises the performance of the screen to render smooth, crystal-clear motion without compromising on delicate colours with their rich graduation.

Sound is enhanced with its in-built V-Real surround sound technology (with bass extension), while the 24p Real Cinema settings offers enhanced judder-free playback, giving a smooth film look. The 2 HDMI sockets allow you to hook-up your Blu-ray player, PVRs and games consoles with ease.

The TX-P42C10B is also capable of playing footage straight from your camcorder in high-definition mode and you can view a slideshow of your photos - just remove the SD memory card from your digital still camera, and slip it in the slot.

This television is high definition ready which means it has the ability to display high definition signals with the addition of a separate HD receiver. HD broadcasts are at a much higher resolution than regular analogue or digital broadcasts and have greatly enhanced picture quality. The level of detail is astonishing with clearer, sharper and more vibrant images.