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As retail prices for plasma displays continue to decline, there appear to be some really good deals coming to market – mainly, plasma monitors sold under unfamiliar brands in big box stores and wholesale clubs.

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In particular, plasma monitors are of interest to buyers who already own a cable, satellite, or terrestrial DTV set-top box and don't particularly need an integrated tuner or CableCARD slot.

Maxent is one such manufacturer that is getting a fair amount of shelf space at the national chains, and their inch MXX3 HD plasma monitor is now available at retail for $2, That's not much more than a inch XGA-resolution plasma TV costs these days, and a very attractive deal.

The question is, what kind of performance can you expect at that price point?

Out of the Box
The MXX3 isn't particularly "jazzy' in appearance. It has a simple, attractive silver frame around the screen, complemented by an equally austere but strong support stand (already attached).

The back of the di