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thats what she said.
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Cheaper in price compared to LCD/LED
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over kill should just invest into in a projector
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thats huge.how much?
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I can't handle the move from my 32 to our big screen tv when I play xbox on it.
That thing would mess up my whole flow.
That thing would mess up my whole flow.
Originally Posted by taimaishu123
that, and imgs can burn in plasma, making that img there forever. they also dont recommend gaming on plasma tvs.
but it would be sick to have none the less. forget getting it in your house, i dont have a wall big enough to put it up against
All these posts are misinformation. Step your HDTV knowledge up fellas.
Plasmas haven't had burn in issues in years unless you are talking about off brands like Olevia, viewing angle is equal to LCD's. Plasmas used to havea wider viewing angle than LCD's but the newer LCD's are equal now. Plasmas last like 8 years. There's more but I'm not gonna write 2-3paragraphs on this.
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Seriously, the dudes spewing misconceptions about plasma's are PURE IDIOTS.. Take your crappy LCD, and it's shtty black levels on top of its crappymotion processor and game all you want!
I'd take a Samsung, Panasonic/Pioneer plasma any day of the week.
and LEDs??
Decent, but any mid to high end plasma is better.
I'd take a Samsung, Panasonic/Pioneer plasma any day of the week.
and LEDs??
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Strong ignorance in this thread. Anything above 52 = Plasma is King
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Originally Posted by sneakaholic4life
great ideaOriginally Posted by ebpo
Now, we just need 3D Porn...
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This TV+the right audio equipment=a reason to charge admission on the weekend to watch sports.
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Thats a Big +%+ t.v Maybe you should build around it and make a separate theater house out of it.hmmm!!
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ehh, havent looked at tvs since the ps3 came out. i love my lcd rear projection but plasma could be good now. would still take lcd as a personal preferencetho.
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Cut a hole in your wall then move it in. Last part is getting the Hole repaired
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Im really considering getting a projector this big for my basement.
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As far as what's available on the market right now, nothing is touching a mid to high-end Plasma. NADA.
The line between what used to separate these technologies is definitely getting blurred tho.
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where they do that at?
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I have a projection in my living room, lcd in my daughters room, and a plasma in my bed room... I see no difference
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My Pioneer Elite Plasma > YOUR LCD/LED
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Co-sign
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that's what she said
i'd pass on a tv like that plus not a fan of plasmas
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Projection - Sony/ LED - Phillips/ Plasma - Samsung. I actually like the Sony the best. Besides the size, its very light, best picture, and lowcost of repair.Originally Posted by cguy610
Originally Posted by HOLLAKID619
I have a projection in my living room, lcd in my daughters room, and a plasma in my bed room... I see no difference
What kinds of TV's. You can't make comparisons that blanket all plasmas or LCD's together.
