LCD vs Plasma TV? What's the difference, which one is better?
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Picture Quality --Plasma,
Dark viewing environments -- Plasma,
Brighter viewing environments -- LCD,
Computer usage -- LCD,
Fast moving video feedback -- Plasma,
Higher altitudes -- LCD,
Longevity -- I would read the article for this one,
Screen Burn In -- LCD,
Size/Price -- Plasma,
Power Consumption -- LCD
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M$Here's a couple of links that you can check out to see what T.V. you may find better.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-cCR0qggwwFR/learn/learningcenter/home/tv_flatpanel.html
http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv-plasmavslcd.shtml
Hope it helps. :)
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{ LCD TV }
The Plasma TV will allow a sharper picture if you are not sitting directly in front of the viewing screen. With a Plasma TV, you can watch TV from the floor, your bed, the ceiling or from (almost) any angle and you will get a clean clear picture.
LCD screens are usually brighter than the Plasma TV screens and because of this, the LCD is the ideal TV for rooms with a lot of constant light.
Which One Should You Buy?
Try LCD if you;
-- Will have your TV on for hours everyday playing games and/or watching your favorite shows. With plasma, there is the possibility of seeing your game still on the screen long after you turned it off.
-- Will place the TV in a room with a lot of windows and a lot of light streaming in.
-- Want to save energy. The LCD TV is more energy efficient than Plasma.
Try Plasma if you;
-- Want the richest, clearest picture with rich, true colors.
-- You are not able to position your new TV where you will be sitting (almost) directly in front of it.
-- You don't watch TV or play games for hours and hours at a time. You give your TV time to rest.
-- The room does not have a lot of light flowing in all day.
{ Plasma TV }
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It seems the plasma TV's don't always last as long as one would hope. For example, I live in Albany, LA and recently a nice 60" one was broken. Apparently the manufacturer failed to make the TV sufficiently bullet proof because after the beer and blasting party in his backyard (that's apparently legal around here) the owner was obliged to watch the next Saints game on a small black and white.
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I've heard that they're both pretty equal. 60,000 hours, generally 20 years if used 8 hours per day before the brightness starts fading.
If the room is very well-lighted, then you go for lcd but if it is dark or has less light, plasma will be your choice. The best LCD TV rating-wise is sony. Just saying.
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LCD hands down.