http://www.panasonic.com/consumer_electronics/plasma_central/plasma_vs_lcd.asp"Panasonic makes both LCD and Plasma, so we have no ax to grind. We just want you
to know the facts.
Today's small screen LCDs are fine for kitchens, bedrooms and home offices. But the
larger the LCD screen size (like 37" and above), the worse their problems become.
So if it's big earth-shattering sports and movie experiences you want, with breathtaking
natural color, then buy any of our new Panasonic Plasma TVs."
Because the plasmas come from the factory with the screen preservation mode turned on. Turn it off so that the TV performs like it did in the comparison test or at the store and all promises of extended life go away.notme said:Why don't they ever talk about the burn-ins?
I own a Pioneer Elite Plasma and I was rather surprised how easy it was to create ghosted images. I find that by leaving the guide up for 1-2 minutes, then switching to an empty input on the TV (black), I can see the guide noticeably in the black.notme said:Why don't they ever talk about the burn-ins?
I know a few people who have the USA symbol burned in on a Panny plasma.:eek2:
So why don't pany cough up some new tv's?
Because the owners of those were just plain Ignorant !!notme said:Why don't they ever talk about the burn-ins?
I know a few people who have the USA symbol burned in on a Panny plasma.:eek2:
So why don't pany cough up some new tv's?
I agree with you Kemosabe!paulman182 said:My 32-inch Panasonic LCD model is excellent, as is my 52-inch 3LCD Panny projection model. I generally like LCD models better than plasma (but I might be the Lone Ranger here.)
