Comments on: I am looking to purchase a new television and should it be LCD or Plasma? http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma Best solution LCD HDTV to Buy with Cheapness Thu, 05 Jan 2012 09:29:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Twisted_Ace http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2484 Twisted_Ace Sun, 07 Mar 2010 04:13:03 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2484 Despite some of the bizarre answers here, 63% of the population prefer plasma televisions. This is because plasma is the best option. Despite some of the bizarre answers here, 63% of the population prefer plasma televisions. This is because plasma is the best option.

]]> By: Acka http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2483 Acka Sat, 06 Mar 2010 03:26:13 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2483 Plasma every time Plasma every time

]]> By: Cornelius http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2482 Cornelius Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:47:29 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2482 I think you mean 'burn-in'...not burn-outs! And don't worry about either! Newer Plasma TVs have all but done away with burn-in problems thanks to newer gases, pixel orbiting technology and screen savers! Plasma TVs have the highest "native" contrast ratios(40,000:1), giving them the blackest blacks and most vivid and rich looking colors! They also have the fastest response times(.001ms) and fastest refresh rates(600hz). Making them the best at producing the sharpest and smoothest motion. Perfect for fast motion content like sports, movies & gaming! Plasma TV's are also more affordable. More info on LCD and Plasma TV's: If i was you, i would get the Panasonic Plasma(TC-P42G10). That's one of the best Plasma TVs available right now! Panasonic's also have the lowest failure rate of any brand of HDTV. Sony's are becoming more and more unreliable! I think you mean ‘burn-in’…not burn-outs! And don’t worry about either! Newer Plasma TVs have all but done away with burn-in problems thanks to newer gases, pixel orbiting technology and screen savers!

Plasma TVs have the highest “native” contrast ratios(40,000:1), giving them the blackest blacks and most vivid and rich looking colors! They also have the fastest response times(.001ms) and fastest refresh rates(600hz). Making them the best at producing the sharpest and smoothest motion. Perfect for fast motion content like sports, movies & gaming! Plasma TV’s are also more affordable.

More info on LCD and Plasma TV’s:

If i was you, i would get the Panasonic Plasma(TC-P42G10). That’s one of the best Plasma TVs available right now! Panasonic’s also have the lowest failure rate of any brand of HDTV. Sony’s are becoming more and more unreliable!

]]> By: Fydollaho http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2481 Fydollaho Thu, 04 Mar 2010 01:45:55 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2481 if your view room tends to be dark get the plasma, if its a well lit room with bright windows at your back get LCD. plasma screens are glossy and will reflect light in the screen. lcds are getting close to plasma quality everyday. look at contrast rations and refresh rates. there are many things to consider when choosing and everyone has an opinion. do the research not only for picture quality but cost as well, avoid paying for bells and whistles you don't need. lcds are capable of burn in as well but both types are capable of clearing them self up as well, burn in was solved 5 yrs ago, here are some educating links between the bravia and the Panasonic i would go with the Panasonic. Sony's have gone down hill in my opinion ever since they changed the name from trinitron to bravia if your view room tends to be dark get the plasma, if its a well lit room with bright windows at your back get LCD. plasma screens are glossy and will reflect light in the screen. lcds are getting close to plasma quality everyday. look at contrast rations and refresh rates. there are many things to consider when choosing and everyone has an opinion. do the research not only for picture quality but cost as well, avoid paying for bells and whistles you don’t need. lcds are capable of burn in as well but both types are capable of clearing them self up as well, burn in was solved 5 yrs ago, here are some educating links

between the bravia and the Panasonic i would go with the Panasonic. Sony’s have gone down hill in my opinion ever since they changed the name from trinitron to bravia

]]> By: onelove http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2480 onelove Wed, 03 Mar 2010 23:59:54 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2480 I had the same problem but in the end chose a plasma. It's true that plasma does have burn in so you need to be careful with the image you leave on for long periods of time. But the burn in doesn't last long, I just turn it off if I leave or go to another room. But LCDs can be damaged more than a plasma with the crystal display. If one of those crystals are struck hard enough you will have a dead pixel and this will stay on the tv for the duration. I had the same problem but in the end chose a plasma. It’s true that plasma does have burn in so you need to be careful with the image you leave on for long periods of time. But the burn in doesn’t last long, I just turn it off if I leave or go to another room. But LCDs can be damaged more than a plasma with the crystal display. If one of those crystals are struck hard enough you will have a dead pixel and this will stay on the tv for the duration.

]]> By: atc,uk http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2479 atc,uk Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:31:10 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2479 if you can, hold on for a bit, do you use sky ?? if you do then sky are bringing out 3d tv;s this year, this is why tvs are dropping in price as 3d is the next generation of viewing, google sky 3d and take a look, as i said it may be worth the wait, good luck, if you can, hold on for a bit, do you use sky ?? if you do then sky are bringing out 3d tv;s this year, this is why tvs are dropping in price as 3d is the next generation of viewing, google sky 3d and take a look, as i said it may be worth the wait,
good luck,

]]> By: Dan http://www.lcdhdtvbuy.com/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/comment-page-1/#comment-2478 Dan Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:02:40 +0000 http://lcdhdtvbuy.com/general/i-am-looking-to-purchase-a-new-television-and-should-it-be-lcd-or-plasma/#comment-2478 i hear that LCD's are better for the enviroment, if, that is, you really care i hear that LCD’s are better for the enviroment, if, that is, you really care

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