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Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on May 1, 2011 at 09:34:37:
A properly calibrated Direct View TV or monitor, provided it's a quality set, will give the truest colors. However, where are you going to get one of decent size (minimum 32" for a small room) and quality brand new? You may be "a color man", but there's a lot more to video than color. Direct View sets have numerous issues that sideline any small advantage they have in color accuracy.

Next stop, plasma.