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Posted by kootenay on June 3, 2009 at 07:27:26:
I saw the same thing after watching the movie in the FP and then watch my plasma upstairs for some sports updates. Definitely, the plasma is brighter in comparison, but what do you expect the Sharp FP only puts out 1200 ANSI Lumens on a high contrast setting. Like you Iâ€™ve been thinking the same way of replacing the Sharp, as the matter of fact Iâ€™ve auditioned a brand new 1080p FP made by JVC and you know what, the difference between the Sharp and the new JVC wasnâ€™t very much regarding the resolution, although the JVC was brighter overall. I will keep watching it until it dies and then I will have some hard decision to do.

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