Everyone likes something different, but I may as well chip in anyway :)
I prefer Plasma screens as the are brighter, have better colours and
motion is a lot smoother on them.
Admitedly there are very few 37inch plasmas, i think Panasonic are
about the only ones that make/sell them, and they are
I have a 42 Plasma which is less than 1 year old. I was very careful
with the screen as they are very prone to burn-in during the first 200
hours of operation.
Despite that I have a thumbprint sized mark on the screen which may
have been made by the splash screen of a DVD player which takes a
LCD screens can also suffer from burn-in too.
No way.. that's impossible with LCD technology. However, they can
suffer from temporary image retention. It is far from permanent, like
burn-in is.
-Rod
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphor_burn-in Wrote:
LCD type displays exhibit this same phenomenon, although the mechanics
of the image retention are different. In the case of LCD displays, the
liquid crystal molecules which convert the white backlight to color as
it passes through the
I'm curious, are dead/defective pixels a problem with LCD HDTVs?
There was quite a discussion of this regarding computer monitors but I
have not seen anything regarding HDTVs.
It would bug the crap out of me to have a dark pixel, or worse, one
that was stuck red as sometimes occurs with
There are a few different technologies out there: LCD, Plasma, Rear
Projection LCD, DLP and LCOS. They each have their own strenghts and
weaknesses in various areas (screen door effect of RPLCD if you are too
close, rainbow effects of DLPs etc...). You need to find the one that
fits you best and
Well, personally, I like the LCD's, cuz they run a whole lot cooler and
use a lot less electricity. Slashdot just had an article discussing
this very subject...
http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/06/08/20/1526201.shtml
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I've found lots of useful stuff at AVforums -
http://www.avforums.com/forums/index.php - it's UK-centric but there's
probably much there that would be of interest.
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