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LCD or plasma TV?
So I saved some extra money - see sig - and gonna buy a new flat 42" in few days. Not for playstation and such, but for DVD and streaming digital broadcast.
I'm not world champion within TVs, so what do you recommend? Plasma or LCD? Any specific screen you're satisfied with (price don't matter)? :helpme |
LCD.
Just cause. |
LCD
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I'd go for plasma.
LCD is not that great IMO. I have a Pioneer PDP-435HDE and I love it. One of the best plasma tv's available. http://www.pioneer-eur.com/eur/produ...onomy_id=62-63 |
Plasma,
For fast passed action plasmas are a lot better and the colors are a lot more close to the crt tv's. And what they say about plasmas life is no longer true, the half life of a plasma is about 6 years and then it can still be used as a descent basement TV. I mean most of TV's now have about a 5 year life span. Also plasmas have an a lot bigger viewing angle. Go for Pioneer or LG . MYself I have an LG and had no problems with it. And yeah burnt pixels are only caused by shock that means if you never hit the screen itself pixels will not burn :)) |
LCD is cool to watch photo's on but for movies it's not close to a good plasma tv.
Get a plasma tv and a dvd player with an HDMI connection and I bet you'll love it. |
If you want one larger than 42" like a 52" TV, does one make more sense than the other? I thought after a certain size one starts to become the obvious choice.
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whichever one you go with, I'd get an LCD as they last longer, make sure it is an HDTV as quite a few manufacturers throw out plasma tvs that are not so they can offer them cheaper. A lot of low resolution screens out there cheap too so research it. For plasma I'd get a Sony, Pioneer, Phillips or Fujitsu (P42HHA30WS). For LCD I'd get a Sharp.
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LCD or DLP
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go with LCD
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There aren't very many LCDs 42" or larger, and the ones that are available are VERY expensive. I bought a little 26 inch LCD for above my fireplace. Nice little TV. I just stick to rear projection for my big TV. |
dlp is the way to go. Unless you need something hanging on the wall.
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39inch plus: plasma is the way to go
+ plasma will avoid the 'tail' you get after a ball in a tennis match (a common complain for lcds) i have a sony 39inch HD readyand i LOVE IT go sony, one of the best on plasma technology! |
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I'd wait some time till the big LCDs will have really good and big resolutions.
So far, big lcds have similar resolutions to middle ones and that's why it looks so shitty. |
I've heard that plasma increases the average electricity bill with 30% (overall, not just the use from the tv)
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plasma TV with progressive scan DVD player. Best picture possible.
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Lifespan= LCD (unless you get a panasonic plasma)
Quality= Plasma Price= Plasma |
If your going with hdtv, make sure to get a tv with (1080p) - 1920x1080 pixels
1080p - 1920x1080 pixels with progressive scanning |
I want some advice too :-) ...looking to get a new tv for football season and so far I've narrowed it down to these two:
http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...4&catid=11299# or http://www.sonystyle.ca/commerce/ser... =n32050n45260 which one would you get or should I be looking at something else? I'm looking for 60"+ |
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Get a Sony, only brand I trust in TVs :thumbsup |
LCD last longer than Plasma.
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neither.
choose a large digital tv. it is the best option for the money. lcd don't have enough color and are slow. plasma are way too much for what it's for, the color fades year after year, and plasma cells break. but if u got money to burn every year, then i would be a new plamsa every year or two. |
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they do bump up energy consumption by a signifigant amount. it is about 30% for average use. lcd on the other hand are supersavers in regard to energy consumption. they use very little. |
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if you're gonna spend the cash, might as well get plasma
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my panasonic plasma blew up after 2 years
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when everyone is talking about "LCD", which are you referring to:
- LCD, the thin one like computer flatscreens? - LCD dlp? ???? |
I am so confused :helpme
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plasma plasma plasma
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Plasma for me.
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LCD. I am used to it. :)
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i have both, i like the plasma better all around.
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LCD's may last longer but cost twice as much (or more for the big suckers). Who cares if your plasma burns out in 5 years. You can replace it for $200 by then.
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LCD all the way. Compare the detail of the picture of the two. You'll notice the LCD has more detail, better color quality, darker blacks and whiter whites.
http://www.cnet.com They rate this stuff. |
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dlp is best imho
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LCD for me.
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I have a 27inch LCD....I love it...but anything 42" or bigger, go plasma...cheaper and good quality...
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Whats the best 50inch plasma these days? i was looking at the panasonic and pioneers...
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plasma HDTV
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I've ordered this today:
http://www.lge.com/ir/html/ABboards....ses_read.j sp http://www.son-video.com/Rayons/Vide...G/RZ42PY10.jpg If I'm not satisfied I can return it within 14 days, but hopefully not. The quality was very good, and more than 42" would be too big :) |
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I have an LCD TV too. I also looked at the DLP and they probably are the best bang for the buck. The picture quality is real close to the plasma. But with LCD and DLP tvs, you almost need to see the tv straight on. If you are viewing from an angle you seem to lose the picture. But if you want the best in HDTV, plasma is the way to go. I have a 42' Panasonic, with HD-DVR...the high def channels are so crisp and clear its amazing. |
git the plasmaaa!!
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buy a plasma, all your friends will think you're a player :)
Hehe I'm serious... It's got the wow factor plus it looks amazing! DH |
Don't know if it still applys but lcd's are not as thin, i got a 47' plasma; the 47's lcd still looked like a projection tv, well not as thick but it was not thin like our desktops.
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