Braineack

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my Panasonic plasma got some bad burn in, well like reverse burn-in, the areas on the side where the 4:3 programs don't fill the screen are significantly brighter on the edges if the screen is filled with white.

I do have the food network burned in however...

neogenesis2004

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Hell, just wait and get a 3d tv from Sony in 1/2 year...

From what I've read, the new plasmas have basically no burn in.

Braineack

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yeah that's what i read as well. I bought it in 07, it gets used more than it should. If i was smart i'd have gone with the LCD. whatever it still has awesome picture. I'm just going to leave it when we sell the condo.

flier129

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Yeah until cable and sat. companies have enough bandwidth to broadcast 1080p, most everything will be 720p.

But there are more advantages to 1080p sets adside from resolution. Some of the plasmas use a 1 peice glass instead of 2 peice on there 1080p sets.

You could probly get a 32' 1080p LG for around 450ish.

And burn-in is basically gone. there's pixel shifters and pixel orbiters to prevent it.

neogenesis2004

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I'm just going to get a hologram display, then I'll have 0 panes of glass.

flier129

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Haha, wouldnt that be cool.

I figure in the next year the LED prices will drop some, OLED will come out and then LED's prices will drop a **** ton and I'll grab a 46-55' for cheap :-D

neogenesis2004

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Too bad Canon killed SED TVs. That would have replaced everything.

TrickerZ

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yeah, SED was supposed to be the ****. LED ain't bad though. As long as you get a white LED and not RGB. The RGB are supposed to have better saturation, but over time the LEDs will decrease in brightness at different rates leaving blotches of color. At least if white LEDs start to degrade (which doesn't occur as noticeably), you'll just have darker spots and not discoloration.

sixshooter

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miataspeed2005

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I have a 36" LCD 1080p vizio and a 46" LCD 1080p Westinghouse for over 2 years never had any issues what so ever. Picture is the same as my 1080p samsung, IMO vizio is the best bang for the buck

Vashthestampede

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The price went up since I last looked, but still cheaper than what I paid.

I swear by this thing. I did months of research and looked at everything before I got this. I barely use it, but when I do I get moist in the pants.

Amazon.com: Panasonic VIERA X1 Series TC-P42X1 42-Inch 720p Plasma HDTV: Electronics

neogenesis2004

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Here you go noobs looking for a well priced tv.

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