The best-selling model for January was the 50" Panasonic TH-50PX600U.
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DigiTimes
LCD rule.
I see alot of people are doing there homework when it come to buying LCD vs Plasma.burn in from plasma really got people worried.Give me the top LCD's on the market vs any Plasma & bet they will look better.Thats the 3'S Sony,Sam sung & Sharp.
Originally posted by BobbyBlu:Burn-in and lifetime expectency is no longer an issue with current plasmas. Plasmas now have better gasses used and have many screensaver features like pixel orbiters, etc....
I see alot of people are doing there homework when it come to buying LCD vs Plasma.burn in from plasma really got people worried.Give me the top LCD's on the market vs any Plasma & bet they will look better.Thats the 3'S Sony,Sam sung & Sharp.
all I need is a 19-32 inch non blocky screen under 300$ :P
Funny the best selling set in January was a plasma and not a LCD!
and a rather expensive plasma at that! I have a Panasonic TH-42PX60U, great set and not quite as baller as the 600U but it does the job handsomely.
I shopped LCDs and Plasmas and found that the plasmas fit my needs and viewing setup better then an LCD could.
these prices still have a long way to go, remember when rear projection TVs were selling for $7k?!
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all I need is a 19-32 inch non blocky screen under 300$ :P
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[quote]all I need is a 19-32 inch non blocky screen under 300$ :P
Quote:Lifetime expectancy yes i agree there but Burn-in is still a issue with the plasmas that affordable.pioneer and panasonic these two are price to high for what you get.
Burn-in and lifetime expectency is no longer an issue with current plasmas
Quote:No sir right now LCD has the highest rating between LCD & Plasma.That why LCD is out selling Plasma 2 to 1.Price point also.
For Picture quality and viewing angle plasmas is generally accepted to be the top for all tvs (at least with the best models - pioneer and panasonic).