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RE: Why are Plasma sets disappearing ?

Posted by JimL on October 21, 2009 at 13:20:26:
I agree with the others. I still have a Sony 34" CRT that works fine, still has one of the best pictures I have ever seen. An obsolete technology but so what - as long as it works and works well, what do you care? It's not like Betamax.

I recently bought a Pioneer Kuro plasma because it has the best picture in a bigger size than the Sony CRT. That's going obsolete too but to my eye it still beat out the LCD and LED sets I've seen. Go for picture quality now, and when you need to replace it, maybe 10 years from now, who knows what the technology will be then?