I'm confused about plasma

Hell Puppy · 10-28-2006

If space isn't a concern and price is, DLP is definitely the way to go. You can get huge screen sizes much cheaper than the flat panels.

For the flat panels, plasma is going to give you the most natural colors and best all around picture. The main downside is cost. You should also be aware they have potential for burn in (be careful if you play games on them). And they're prone to reflections, so you want control of the lighting in the area where you're putting it.

LCD is typically cheaper and has no issues with burn in. But the colors aren't quite as natural and you should pay attention to the speed if you like to watch sports or play games. Really cheap units will have issues with fast motion.

My option is none of the above, I have DLP projector and 110" screen...which I still need to assemble...heh.

10-28-2006	#8
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	Re: I'm confused about plasma If space isn't a concern and price is, DLP is definitely the way to go. You can get huge screen sizes much cheaper than the flat panels. For the flat panels, plasma is going to give you the most natural colors and best all around picture. The main downside is cost. You should also be aware they have potential for burn in (be careful if you play games on them). And they're prone to reflections, so you want control of the lighting in the area where you're putting it. LCD is typically cheaper and has no issues with burn in. But the colors aren't quite as natural and you should pay attention to the speed if you like to watch sports or play games. Really cheap units will have issues with fast motion. My option is none of the above, I have DLP projector and 110" screen...which I still need to assemble...heh.