LCD vs. Plasma vs. DLP- TV Tech Comparisons

LCD vs. Plasma vs. DLP- TV Tech Comparisons

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Envoyée le mardi 20 octobre 2009 13:06:36
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Confused about the different TV technologies LCD, DLP, & Plasma. Let us address one of the most common questions we get with this new Schaefer's Knowledge University webisode.

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REPOMAN24722

Im getting plasma next, I have completly changed my opinion after having a 55 inch sony bravia break on my after 5 days.
jeudi 17 mai 2012 02:56:44
Pokekevin

Wow...this is one of THE best non fanboy videos explaining the difference! Well done!
lundi 13 février 2012 20:06:09
karooo53

tv is edge led and it jas a contrast ratio of 1:5000 and it shows perfect black in dark and bright rooms. it is 1 inch thick and has great motion control
lundi 13 février 2012 00:36:20
ProfitZnow

Interesting stuff considering I'm in the market...Not that I don't have a tv I have lots of tvs...I have a 30 year old Panasonic still working fine, a 20 year old Sony Yet my 50 inch Samsung DLP that I spent close to $3000 on a very few years ago is sitting like an over-sized paper weight in the front room. Time I get a new color wheel and likely replace the bulb, I'll be out hundreds easily. I really cannot believe that you neglected these color wheel issues. Is this "throw away" really GREEN?
mardi 20 décembre 2011 11:47:32
192979

Damm you guys know more about tvs than you do about your country surroundings and math hahah pick up a book sometime losers...
lundi 05 décembre 2011 22:22:43
REPOMAN24722

Plasmas also use 8 timnes more electricity than LCD's and break usually within a year.
jeudi 11 août 2011 23:42:19
Ninjadude973

LED has the best white levels. And OLED, beats all. It is so vibrant, that it doesn't need a backlight. Meaning it has superior black and white levels. The PS Vita will use it :D
samedi 23 juillet 2011 03:27:36
ABlindHilbily

I have the mitsu 70 inch dlp and have been satisfied with it for almost 3 years now. I have yet to replace a bulb and its 3d ready right out of the box. The only drawback I have found with the dlp is that it cant be wall mounted.
mardi 14 juin 2011 12:23:32
avlisk

Coming from a CRT world, how does LED black levels compare with CRT?
mardi 31 mai 2011 12:14:39
pumpkinhead583

I have and will only own lcd was once considering plasma ,once i got to the store to look at it i could see everything in front of it ,including all overhead lights reflecting in its glass screen.People with plasma love to brag about better blacks ,better colors,but to me due to reflection problems its unwatchable.
mercredi 23 mars 2011 16:00:37
Aarius1972

just my opinion but im going to replace my panasonic lcd tv soon (i want bigger). and this thing is about 6 years old and the picture is just as good as day one. the bulb hours is up warning comes on when i turn it on but its been doing that for about a year and still gong strong. I know lcd's are good and I cant justify spending the extra cash for a plasma. .. just saying
mardi 01 février 2011 00:31:06
GEAKUNO

hey joeydrunko!!! im gettin a mitsubishi dlp this weekend too, its $599 at bestbuy.com, plus taxes and shipping, where did you buy yours? it is 3-d ready, and seems to be an excellent buy, it is model# WD60638...im getting paid tomoro and would like to kno if you got yours yet, if so, how is it?
lundi 29 novembre 2010 23:10:26
Bystronicman08

It's very easy to replace a bulb yourself.Look up the manual for your tv and it will give you a step by step guide on how to do this.I have a 50'' sony and the bulb was around $200
vendredi 29 octobre 2010 18:19:48

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