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Old 04-21-2006, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by treceb' post='815206' date='Apr 21 2006, 11:54 AM

i read on PSM that LCD is a better choice than plasma.


it is however 3 times the thickness, which might screw my wallmount plans
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let me get the account to consumer reports and you can read reviews and info till youre tired and want to send me a couple grands as thank yous....
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so wut i really want to know is, which one would be best for watching movie with gladiators?
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Originally Posted by treceb' post='815209' date='Apr 21 2006, 12:07 PM

let me get the account to consumer reports and you can read reviews and info till youre tired and want to send me a couple grands as thank yous....


i'll prolly get tired and want to kick you in the nuts, but we'll see how it plays out
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According to CR, the LCD sets tend to blur rapid motion, and don't run as big as the plasma sets. Plasma sets offer a wider range of ideal viewing angles. Panasonic seems to dominate the top spots for most size sets.
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yea i definetely noticed the plasma is better from multiple viewing angles
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Scott, I was speaking of the DLP tv's. Dual Line Projectors is what they are called. Pretty much a rear projection tv, but the image is so sharp and clean, it is purely orgasmic.
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unless your going to watch the TV from 180 degrees you will not notice the difference then plazma



I always pick up strange pixels in people's plazma tv, like a whole section thats green or blue or something.



LCDs you can change the lamp yourself very easily, dont need a repair guy.



my tv is pretty slim for its size, its like 16" or 18"
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Originally Posted by rowtareh' post='815298' date='Apr 21 2006, 07:25 PM

Scott, I was speaking of the DLP tv's. Dual Line Projectors is what they are called. Pretty much a rear projection tv, but the image is so sharp and clean, it is purely orgasmic.


yea they make actual dlp projectors thta an go up to like 20 feet, however the lamps lasst lilke 2000 hours and cost 300 so that sucks
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yea most of the lcd's are 12 to 18 incehes, problem is i want to wall mount so.....
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