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June 28th, 2007 08:23 AM #11clarify ko lang. yung burn in effect sa mga plasma ay eliminated na sa mga bagong generation ng plasma ngayon.
more info re: plasma and lcd
http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-...flatpanel.html
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June 29th, 2007 11:15 PM #13better get the LCD para pwede mong i-attach PC mo just in case (am not sure kung pwede i-attach ang plasma sa PC). got my 32" bravia lcd tv months ago. felt bad kasi ung price dropped quickly! whew! sayang. but good thing i didn't get the samsung lcd tv kasi sobrang laki nang binaba. when i got the bravia, it was almost the same price as with the samsung. ngayon, ang laki na nang difference ng price nung 2.
one more thing, kahit HD ready ung lcd, you still can't appreciate it that much kasi di panman ready ung system naten (uhf/vhf channels) for HD. you'll just get to enjoy sheer HD sa mga videos made using HD.
hth.
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June 30th, 2007 03:42 AM #14Mas mabigat ang plasma kaysa LCD. Mas malakas din sa power consumption ang plasma compared to LCD.
I got a 32" Sony Bravia (Black Model) also. Nabili ko, yung unang labas, made in Japan pa. May mga lumabas na ngang mura ngayon, yung Malaysian made. I also bought a Samsung DVD (w/ HDMI feature). So far, satisfied naman ako sa LCD ko.
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June 30th, 2007 04:17 AM #15Kinda reminds me of our trip to the Apple Store not too long ago. There were some Macs hooked up to regular computer lcd monitors. But, the big majority were hooked up to bigscreen hdtv's. I think there were plasma tv's included. I could be wrong though.
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June 30th, 2007 04:20 AM #16i go for LCD.kahit naka angle kapa ng 15deg kita mopa tao
or better wait sa innovation ni pareng bill gates on tv and computers.
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July 1st, 2007 01:42 AM #17Don't mind the price drop ... nauna ka na kasing mag-enjoy kesa iba. The last time I checked, yung binili kong Bravia 40" malaki din ibinaba sa price. My friend saved approx. P150k when he bought the same model a year later. Do I regret buying it too early? - Nope ... Isang taon kasing tumutulo laway niya. Mahal pala ang tulo ng laway ko (consuelo-de-bobo ko lang yan Originally Posted by MACpod
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I was also in the same predicament a year ago. At 50"-above, it's plasma for me. 30'ish-below, there's no choice but LCD. It's around the 40'ish mark where it's difficult to choose between the two. After testing TV's of similar sizes (a Panasonic plasma and Samsung LCD), I was left choosing between a 43" Pioneer plasma and 40" Sony LCD, which were equally priced.
Picture-wise, the plasma was better ... by a bit. Not enough to be really bothered. But because of where and how I want to use it, I went for the LCD.
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July 1st, 2007 08:54 AM #20yeah I saw the pioneer plasma...ang ganda ng clarity parang LCD...but it has better picture quality than LCD esp. for movies kasi its a plasma.... medyo mas mahal lang nga ng konti kaysa sa regular plasma... Originally Posted by chua_riwap
If you'll go for plasma, best bet for your money is Pioneer or Hitachi.
Hitachi is also good I saw a 60'' projector tv from hitachi kala mo plasma eh...
best projection tv I saw was the 69" or 60" from sony ganda parang LCD din....
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