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RE: brightness not the problem with plasma

Posted by Hornlover on June 11, 2012 at 15:09:31:
Its not the problem people make it out to be. We have ours in the family room with a sliding glass door directly opposite the TV. We have bright light on the west facing patio during the day. With the set off, you do indeed notice the reflections from the patio, but with the set on, it is hardly noticeable. Of course, at night, with no reflections at all, its that much better.