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Old 07-18-2008, 02:15 PM   #1
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I'd definitely go with the LCD over Plasma, but I also think Pioneer is too pricey. I have the Sharp Aquos 42 1080p and love it!!
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I'd definitely go with the LCD over Plasma, but I also think Pioneer is too pricey. I have the Sharp Aquos 42 1080p and love it!!
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The only thing Plasma has over LCD is the blacks plasma can show. LCD has plasma beat everywhere else
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The only thing Plasma has over LCD is the blacks plasma can show. LCD has plasma beat everywhere else
I disagree.. The refresh rates are still not as fast on a LCD.
Color accuracy, viewing angles, cost/production size, and contrast as mentioned are all better then LCD.
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