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RE: you might want to consider this

Posted by Gmood1 on October 14, 2009 at 10:42:57:
Agree Mr.Murphy,
Sorry to offend you or racer dude(moron). As I stated earlier before I got in this debate. I still like my plasma. I do understand its limitations and its uses. It still has a good picture even with the image retention.

If they made them more PC friendly I would own another.
From talking to a few buddies who've been in retail for 20 plus years. The companies pushing Plasmas at the beginning of their release lost shit loads of money. Only one out of every 10 or so produced made it to the stores before it was damaged from vibration. This may have helped kill them before they were accepted across the board. This is no longer a problem, but the damage was already done.