So glad I waited. DLPs suck. Plasmas suck. LCD 1080p 24/60hz kinda suck.

:rofl:

Lol, is it bad that the cheap photoshop version looks better than Vid\'s real setup?

[Jumpman]

Wait for it.

[videoholic]

silly humans

So glad I waited. DLPs suck. Plasmas suck. LCD 1080p 24/60hz kinda suck.
But the new LCD 1080p 120hz is the best of both worlds for both 24fps and 60hz. No more 3:2 pull down. No more jittery panning probles (not everyone notices this but I do ). It\'s perfect for both broadcast and player modes! Of course, it\'s going to be awesome for gaming.

This is total Bollocks. First off do not say plasma sucks when in fact they still to this day outclass any LCD in terms of Picture quality, Price and features. Pioneer has had 72HZ refresh rate for true 24p for a while now. LCD still suffers from pixel response time, while this is not even an issue with plasma.

Just curious as to what LCD did you buy, cause SONY(bravia XBR line) is the only company who makes a decent LCD TV and if the unit you bought isn\'t a SONY then really i think you have been misguided.

[GmanJoe]

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I\'m going by my parents old plasma TV. It is true that plasmas have better blacks....but this TV is in a well lit area so plasmas suck for this type of room.

It depends on the plasma make and model. Cheap generic plasma\'s suck.

As for room light I have my plasma in a well lit room and it\'s not an issue so as long as the light source is not directly focused on the display unit, if the light is diffused it\'s all good.

[GmanJoe]

It depends on the plasma make and model. Cheap generic plasma\'s suck.

As for room light I have my plasma in a well lit room and it\'s not an issue so as long as the light source is not directly focused on the display unit, if the light is diffused it\'s all good.

It wouldn\'t work in my family room. The kitchen has a direct line of sight to the TV and the kitchen has a huge bay window. Won\'t work and keeping the kitchen dark during the day, it\'s not possible unless I get black drapes. No thanks.