ajuravi007
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Now since u have asked about Plasmas, let me mention a few things to look out for, before buying them........
1) If u are going to watch it, where Sunlight is abundant, then avoid it - coz the picture looks very dull when sunlight falls on it.
2) As mentioned earlier, avoid it for PCs.
3) Before buying 1, check out how much "Image burn-in" is affecting it. That Ghost effect that is being discussed, is the image burn-in problem. People are saying that its a thing of the past, but in reality it does exist in negligible amounts. Just recently my uncle got it & he said there is minor issue, but he can live with it. So u need to check how much burn-in issue is there.
Burn-in happens when an image stays still on the screen, and not in fast-paced sequences. this is the reason why it is isnt recommended for PCs.
4) Power usage. Of all the 3 techs, Plasma is the biggest power hungry technology. If Plasma uses 100 units, LCD uses 50 units. LED uses 20 Units..........thats the scale of comparison for power.
Still, all said & and done, it gives good viewing experience. Its quality is as good as LEDs & obviously super-high refresh rates make them ideal for sports viewing.
And i havent come across this "PROBLEM" of Plasmas, that they need Ventilation!!!!! :O
1. I am using it in my bed room...no sunlight
2. I have not bought this TV for laptop usuage..
3. image burn-in problem still now i have not seen it...will recheck on it today evening........
4. I knew very much during the purchase that it consumes more electricity than LCD or LED TV's but it consumes less electricity than my 29" Normal TV...
1) If u are going to watch it, where Sunlight is abundant, then avoid it - coz the picture looks very dull when sunlight falls on it.
2) As mentioned earlier, avoid it for PCs.
3) Before buying 1, check out how much "Image burn-in" is affecting it. That Ghost effect that is being discussed, is the image burn-in problem. People are saying that its a thing of the past, but in reality it does exist in negligible amounts. Just recently my uncle got it & he said there is minor issue, but he can live with it. So u need to check how much burn-in issue is there.
Burn-in happens when an image stays still on the screen, and not in fast-paced sequences. this is the reason why it is isnt recommended for PCs.
4) Power usage. Of all the 3 techs, Plasma is the biggest power hungry technology. If Plasma uses 100 units, LCD uses 50 units. LED uses 20 Units..........thats the scale of comparison for power.
Still, all said & and done, it gives good viewing experience. Its quality is as good as LEDs & obviously super-high refresh rates make them ideal for sports viewing.
And i havent come across this "PROBLEM" of Plasmas, that they need Ventilation!!!!! :O
1. I am using it in my bed room...no sunlight
2. I have not bought this TV for laptop usuage..
3. image burn-in problem still now i have not seen it...will recheck on it today evening........
4. I knew very much during the purchase that it consumes more electricity than LCD or LED TV's but it consumes less electricity than my 29" Normal TV...
bcoz it will take decade to enter Indian DTH Industry in 1080p format .
