CrazyBoi
I live in Melbourne, Victoria,and is looking for a good 50-52 inch led tv in around $700-800 dollar price range???
Answer
you wont get a led tv for that price unless you buy 2nd hand,, even a NEW panasonic plasma tv is about $800 australian dollars + p&p on ebay
you wont get a led tv for that price unless you buy 2nd hand,, even a NEW panasonic plasma tv is about $800 australian dollars + p&p on ebay
Plasma vs LED vs LED LCD?
kickpointy
Best Buy has all 3 of these options, and I'm looking for a new TV. I'm looking for 42" or 50". It will be used for movies and video games, that's about it. I don't have to worry about glare because it's in a dark room with the couch right infront of it. My price maximum is $700-$800. What's the best kind?
For the title I meant
"Plasma vs LCD vs LCD LED?"
Answer
TV - there is no debating that Plasma has the best pictures, widest viewing angles, and no motion-issues. LED's are making strides, but still don't compare to plasma, and are much more expensive. Many of the issues posted here for plasmas are obsolete or inconsequential.
Plasma does consume more power, to the tune of a few dollars per month more -- is that really worth mentioning anymore?
Plasma's light-source last just as long as LCD/LED -- and unless you plan on keeping your TV for 15+ years, the light-source for any of the technologies will probably outlast the other components of the TV.
Plasma's don't suffer from burn-in anymore, especially when the set is broken-in properly.
Plasmas don't have the motion issues that LCD's do.
Plasma's are cheaper.
TV - there is no debating that Plasma has the best pictures, widest viewing angles, and no motion-issues. LED's are making strides, but still don't compare to plasma, and are much more expensive. Many of the issues posted here for plasmas are obsolete or inconsequential.
Plasma does consume more power, to the tune of a few dollars per month more -- is that really worth mentioning anymore?
Plasma's light-source last just as long as LCD/LED -- and unless you plan on keeping your TV for 15+ years, the light-source for any of the technologies will probably outlast the other components of the TV.
Plasma's don't suffer from burn-in anymore, especially when the set is broken-in properly.
Plasmas don't have the motion issues that LCD's do.
Plasma's are cheaper.
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