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Yup our Sharp has a range of presets for the video settings including an 'eco' one where the backlight is turned right down, and there isn't much difference.
Do you still get a SHARP picture
Got a 50 inch Samsung Plasma in Toad Hall ...
I know all the whys and wherefores about the difference in technology , but i just prefer plasma ....
Never have got on with LCD myself , my parents have a Sharp LCD and it's quite nice.
Poop Poop !!
Sorry - this needs more details -- size is important...........
under 40" most likely LCD over 42" Plasma ---
So can't vote without size requirements
My 42" 1920x1080 was £850.I found unless your spending about £999.00 on a HD.
Then res is gonna be 1280 x 768 and not the 1920 x 1080.
My 42" 1920x1080 was £850.
what is the make? and thats on an lcd? £850 aint far short of £999.00
Yup, Sharp LCD. £849.99 is 15% less than £999.99
well that sounds a super deal as all the sharp Lcds i find that are full 1080p are over £999.00!
its not so much the TV ...but the signal its receiving ... the amount of people talking about hi-def TV ...and after a while you find out they have just SD ...... mind boggles ...
Just been told that SONY have stopped producing plasma sets and now only make LCD. Is this the way forward, or have they got it wrong again like they did with the VHS / Betamax fiasco?
Just been told that SONY have stopped producing plasma sets and now only make LCD. Is this the way forward, or have they got it wrong again like they did with the VHS / Betamax fiasco?
During my quest to try to resolve my plasma burn issues, it transpires that LCD do suffer from similar problems
I'm not really in agreement with that. The burn-in issue is a physically different process for LCD compared to plasma or CRT. Without going into details, LCD is a lot less susceptible and the image persistency itself is less permanent than in the case of phosphor burn in with plasma and CRT.
Some salesmen try to claim that LCD is no different from plasma in this respect, but that is just not true. LCD is both quantitatively and qualitatively a lot better than plasma when it comes to image persistency.
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