Re: Plasma Advice

[Ian Oliver <ioliver.lists@xxxxxxx>]

In article 
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AAAQAAAAhelezpW9ikqHP6vnXBg75AEAAAAA@xxxxxxx>, Timothy Morris 
wrote:
> Surely this is a troll post, is it not?

Not even slightly.  I've mostly grown out of that. :-)

> Look at some FMV on an LCD, it
> may change your opinion.

I've looked at live TV, DVD, you name it - response time just isn't an 
issue for modern LCD panels.  These are starting to trickle onto the
market now and will become more common 2003/2004 as >32" LCD
facilities 
ramp-up.

It's going to be an interesting battle between Plasma and LCD, and the 
peak will probably be in 2004/2005. Given the current situation I 
foresee LCD winning, but plasma is improving regards burn-in and life.

Anyway, the good thing is that CRT is dying. It's totally dead for TV in
certain territories so it's a bit of a shock when you come back to the 
UK, wander into Comet/Currys/etc. and see all those "fat screen"
CRTs 
sat there.

Regards

Ian Oliver
Sunny Leeds, UK
Using Java on Tini for control via Dallas 1-wire

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