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Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on June 30, 2009 at 17:39:34:
Panasonic, LG and Samsung. This is Pioneer's last year in the plasma business. Panasonic is the largest manufacturer of plasma displays and will no doubt continue for as long as they can (as long as profits are there).

I still prefer the way plasmas display video. Since the technology is in part based on CRT technology (phosphors), it's more natural looking than the way LCDs generate a picture. And even though my plasma is now 5 years old, I wouldn't trade it for any LCD to date.