Latest generation flat panel LCD vs Plasma
#81
Safety Car
Originally Posted by GoddFatherGrafix
Anyway, quick little tip to check a TV's quality. Turn it on so its a black screen, and the darker the black is, the better the quality of the picture. Next best thing to check is something showing a black screen with white letters. the more crisp, the higher quality
#82
The Creator
Originally Posted by GoddFatherGrafix
In my opinion, after about 4 years selling audio/video, but mostly TV's, at a higher end Electronics store, there are lots of good tv's out there., and your preference in the style picture & colors(brighter,softer etc) a TV produces plays a role in what you think is best.
I like Sont and Samsung personally. Both are very well made and have great picture quality.
I think an LCD is a much better choice. The burn-in factor #1 and the reliability. Plus, it will last and keep working longer (and I think a good deal longer without drop in quality etc.)
I believe the best TV out there right now is the Sony Bravia XBR LCD HDTV. Everyone at my works thinks the same, as does anyone who owns it that I know andmost people that sit and see a demo of it.
Anyway, quick little tip to check a TV's quality. Turn it on so its a black screen, and the darker the black is, the better the quality of the picture. Next best thing to check is something showing a black screen with white letters. the more crisp, the higher quality
I like Sont and Samsung personally. Both are very well made and have great picture quality.
I think an LCD is a much better choice. The burn-in factor #1 and the reliability. Plus, it will last and keep working longer (and I think a good deal longer without drop in quality etc.)
I believe the best TV out there right now is the Sony Bravia XBR LCD HDTV. Everyone at my works thinks the same, as does anyone who owns it that I know andmost people that sit and see a demo of it.
Anyway, quick little tip to check a TV's quality. Turn it on so its a black screen, and the darker the black is, the better the quality of the picture. Next best thing to check is something showing a black screen with white letters. the more crisp, the higher quality
However, it's far from the "best TV". There's plenty of DLP's and LCoS/SXRD displays which will give you a better picture.
Not to mention the "cloudy backlight" issue that both Sony & Samsung LCD's are experiencing right now.
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