LCD vs PLASMA,which is better?

barry1104

Plasma is good to see but the main problem is the heat and it has less life than LCD. If the Tv is placed in a cool place then Plasma is good.

Eric_Pisch

chillypillow wrote: »

Get the Pioneer kuro its is absolutely superb.
Even now nothing comes close. Bought mine about 4 months ago and had them side by side with the Panasonics, the Pioneer blew it away.

Totally depends on your budget and what you are doing.

top end Plasma's do give vastly better PQ than LCD however they cost, my ISF calibration cost me £375 alone which is what most people spend on there TV

all depends much and how heavy you want to get into home cinema, for most people lcd will be fine, like McDonalds

Eric_Pisch

barry1104 wrote: »

Plasma is good to see but the main problem is the heat and it has less life than LCD. If the Tv is placed in a cool place then Plasma is good.

utter rubbish, my 60" kuro is next to a radiator, its never had a problem

aliEnRIK

Eric_Pisch wrote: »

Totally depends on your budget and what you are doing.

top end Plasma's do give vastly better PQ than LCD however they cost, my ISF calibration cost me £375 alone which is what most people spend on there TV

all depends much and how heavy you want to get into home cinema, for most people lcd will be fine, like McDonalds

I think youll find LCDs are catching up fast so the 'vast' comment you came out withno longer stands up
My dad has the A500, ive just bought a 46" Sony W5500 and can tell you its VERY comparable (I calibrated them both myself using a spyder 3 sensor which does get VERY close results)

Leopard

Eric_Pisch wrote: »

utter rubbish, my 60" kuro is next to a radiator, its never had a problem

If you've got a 60" Kuro, why would you need a radiator?