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6FULLMETALTRUCKIE9 said:
I agree. I was looking at DLPs yesterday, checking out the after Christmas bargains. The picture quality is really amazing. I've read they have colors that don't even exist in LCD or plasma.
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I agree. I was looking at DLPs yesterday, checking out the after Christmas bargains. The picture quality is really amazing. I've read they have colors that don't even exist in LCD or plasma.
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That sucks. I blame it on the game not the TV lol! DLP commonly has a pretty good contract ratio.
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oh, wow. Any pics of the set up? I was reading the newspaper today and saw a blurb about a 150" Panasonic plasma television.
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/ces-2008-keynot.html
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/ces-2008-keynot.html
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DLP, Plasmas are slowly being phased out.
Both Plasmas and LCDs cause a burn-in to some extent.
Work your playstation on your plasma and keep it paused for 2 days, the playstation logo will be embedded in the background of your plasma for a very long time. Your plasma might even have to be replaced. Most warranties don't replace for burn-ins - it is considered customer negligence. Plasmas are a really bad choice for gaming. LCD are preferable. They are different technologies, one's gas and the other is liquid, one's transmisive and the other is reflective. LCD tech. is more expensive than plasma, and that's why as the tv gets bigger, the LCD gets more expensive that the plasma of the same size. I'd recommend any LCD tv with 1080p, HDMI / DVI and VGA inputs, and a blueray player. PSIII will work becuase it is HD.
Work your playstation on your plasma and keep it paused for 2 days, the playstation logo will be embedded in the background of your plasma for a very long time. Your plasma might even have to be replaced. Most warranties don't replace for burn-ins - it is considered customer negligence. Plasmas are a really bad choice for gaming. LCD are preferable. They are different technologies, one's gas and the other is liquid, one's transmisive and the other is reflective. LCD tech. is more expensive than plasma, and that's why as the tv gets bigger, the LCD gets more expensive that the plasma of the same size. I'd recommend any LCD tv with 1080p, HDMI / DVI and VGA inputs, and a blueray player. PSIII will work becuase it is HD.
With the proper break-in of a plasma, you could get a way without burn-in. First 100-200 hours of use, you should view a moving picture , no static images on the screen and it will be fine.
There are DVD's specifically for this issue. Although LCDs are getting a lot better and it seems like all technologies are pretty similar now, I still love the dark picture/contrast ratio of the plasmas. I guess it's a user opinion type thing at this point.
Can't beat the 50 Panasonic 'Vierra' plasma for $1200 Seriously wtf? You can't go wrong at that price, awesome TV.
There are DVD's specifically for this issue. Although LCDs are getting a lot better and it seems like all technologies are pretty similar now, I still love the dark picture/contrast ratio of the plasmas. I guess it's a user opinion type thing at this point.
Can't beat the 50 Panasonic 'Vierra' plasma for $1200 Seriously wtf? You can't go wrong at that price, awesome TV.
panasonic has the leading market prices in plasmas
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