Plasma/lcd?

Plasma/lcd?#4891

By R00DIT - 27 Jan 07, 16:17

- 27 Jan 07, 16:17#4891

ok im looking for a new screen to watch f1 on, only have room for a 32 inch. but whats better, plasma or lcd?

#4895

By welshie - 27 Jan 07, 16:56

- 27 Jan 07, 16:56#4895

http://www.cnet.com.au/tvs/0,239035250,240036500,00.htm

“ An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a beer. The second orders half a beer. The third, a quarter of a beer. The bartender says “You’re all idiots”, and pours two beers.

#4898

By Stephen - 27 Jan 07, 17:26

- 27 Jan 07, 17:26#4898

Cool, that may help me out too!

#4901

By welshie - 27 Jan 07, 17:47

- 27 Jan 07, 17:47#4901

No worries at all :wink:

“ An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a beer. The second orders half a beer. The third, a quarter of a beer. The bartender says “You’re all idiots”, and pours two beers.

#4902

By darwin dali - 27 Jan 07, 18:20

- 27 Jan 07, 18:20#4902

Neither: DLP or even LCoS gives you the most bang for the dough.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DLP

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

#6407

By deMuRe - 24 Mar 07, 23:42

- 24 Mar 07, 23:42#6407

F1 looks great on my LCD, make sure you get one capable of 1080p and you'll be laughing in a few years...

7 Times

#7125

By Marco - 19 Apr 07, 10:31

- 19 Apr 07, 10:31#7125

F1 looks great on my LCD, make sure you get one capable of 1080p and you'll be laughing in a few years...

What on earth does that mean? Sorry, i'm not the greatest when it comes to technology.

#7139

By bud - 19 Apr 07, 13:49

- 19 Apr 07, 13:49#7139

1080 pixels with progressive scan, High Def baby!!

#7140

By bud - 19 Apr 07, 13:51

- 19 Apr 07, 13:51#7140

back to the question, go watch both and make a decision for yourself, although Sony only make LCD tv's now not even one plasma, thats telling you something

#7141

By Marco - 19 Apr 07, 13:53

- 19 Apr 07, 13:53#7141

So plasma is dead? What about screens with width of 50 inches and bigger?

#7143

By vegas - 19 Apr 07, 14:52

- 19 Apr 07, 14:52#7143

Well, plasma and LCD are both nice. But a new technology that you may want to investigate is LCoS. I just bought a 60" LCoS last year and the picture is amazing, Id argue that the color is more vibrant then any plasma I've seen. For about 1/2 the cost of a plasma you can get a LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicone chip) TV.

#7144

By Marco - 19 Apr 07, 15:09

- 19 Apr 07, 15:09#7144

Well, plasma and LCD are both nice. But a new technology that you may want to investigate is LCoS. I just bought a 60" LCoS last year and the picture is amazing, Id argue that the color is more vibrant then any plasma I've seen. For about 1/2 the cost of a plasma you can get a LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicone chip) TV.

How does it compare with plasma for reflections and half-life?

#7151

By vegas - 19 Apr 07, 18:27

- 19 Apr 07, 18:27#7151

Not sure. Mine is in a room with windows and skylights and I don't have any issue with reflections or glare. I checked out some customer reviews on the model I purchased before hand and the only issue I found was someone blew there speakers and another's wouldn't turn on after a year

But I took my chances considering all the horror stories I've heard with plasma. Haven't regretted it since.

#7153

By Forza - 19 Apr 07, 20:24

- 19 Apr 07, 20:24#7153

Cool a nice bit of kit what model did you get?

#7183

By vegas - 20 Apr 07, 19:12

- 20 Apr 07, 19:12#7183

A JVC HD-56G787

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