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plasma however lcd's last longer
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This isnt true about the 2 years thing. All Mine have a 40,000 hour guarentee.. Thats a lot longer than 2 years and I dont watch tv 24/7 either. |
GO Go Plasma GO !!!
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personally I'm waiting for the price to drop. Consider a projection TV. Low radiation I would think, quality is great, lasts forever. |
for now I would go for plasma... http://www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com/ for some reviews
LCD will be better, but I'm not buying one now. |
I would suggest the PANASONIC TH-50PHD6UY -> little bit over your budget (6000$) but what a set! Seen to be believed.
or check out this one -> http://www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com/p...uy-review.html around 2000-2300$ |
from everything that i've read
the latest generation plasma is better than LCD in terms of brightness, color and viewing angle. you have to calibrate it after you get it from the store and turn down the "torch" settings it comes with from the factory to avoid burn-in. DLP's are high maintenance since if your bulb burns you'll have to pay an additional $200-400 for a new bulb\ LCDs last longer, allegedly, and have no burn-in issues |
and if you go with plasma, go with the latest sets, not something made 2 years ago
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Thanks for all the comments.
I'm leaning towards plasma right now. Any good recommendations for a reliable online seller? I like CircuitCity's 30-day return policy at their physical stores, although their prices are regular retail price, and I would imagine there are better deals on the web. |
I suggest ignoring anything in this thread. Lots of contradictory stuff and mis-information.
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We are still 2 generations away from things settling down. If you NEED flat panel, plasma is likely the best bet right now. But if you are going to be 10' plus away from it and don't really need it to be flat, take a look at the Hitachi LCD rear projection sets 50, 60 or 70 vs810). They are a good bit larger for a lot less money and are still less than 2' deep and fit nicely on the shelf where the old tube TV sat.
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