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Re: If you're our shopping for LCD, DLP, Plasma...

I am glad you are happy with your 42” Sony projection LCD TV.

I would like to make a few points.

Comparing a current model premium LCD TV (your Sony) with early generation cheap plasma (gateway) is pointless.

Also, comparing any low-end TV, of any design, to that of a high-end TV, of any design, is pointless. It is irrefutable that if you place a high-end 42” plasma beside an entry-level 42” RP-LCD TV the plasma will win hands down. The converse is also true.

It is also imperative for any rational comparison of technologies to compare TV’s of the SAME size & the SAME generation. Comparing a 42” TV against a 52” TV for the purpose of claiming one technology is better than the other is fundamentally flawed.

It is very true that early model plasma TV’s did run quite warm and did suffer burn-in. Cheaper entry model plasma TV’s still do, though not as much as previously.

I have a 42” & 50” current generation plasma TV’s. They run very much cooler than earlier models and I don’t believe suffer from burn-in. The plasma I had previous to these two was top-of-the- line when I purchased it about 3 years ago. It did not suffer burn-in but did run much warmer than either of my current two.

I have no doubt that your current model Sony RP – LCD TV is/was far superior to your previous TV’s, as it should be.

The point of my post is that if you compare your premium RP - LCD Sony TV with a premium plasma TV you may very well have a different opinion. I do agree with you though that the Sony RP-LCD TV is good value.

Smile

Sox




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  • Re: If you're our shopping for LCD, DLP, Plasma... - three_sox 05:06:44 05/09/05 (1)
    • agree - petew 15:55:13 05/23/05 (0)


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