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JimH wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message ... I had been reading that Plasma was the way to go with larger sets, with the recent improvements in LCD with the 120 hz refresh rate, I thought that might have some benefits over Plasma. After reading this: http://review.zdnet.com/flat-panel-a...-32468193.html I really don't see any. Why would someone prefer the LCD or the better Plasma models? T The plasma TV can be used to save lives when there aren't enough blood donors. This is so obvious. This newsgroup is plagued with couch potato(e)s. Hey! I resemble that remark (watching Football and Baseball that is). BTW: I see Reggie continues to butt in on my decision to go LCD. What an ass. You enjoy the attention! BTW2: LCD is the better choice in rooms with a lot of light. The Sony that Wayne purchased (and I will be purchasing) was rated #1 and equal to the many Plasmas in terms of picture quality. Agreed. But, I saved money buying the Samsung, about $400. |
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On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 12:19:52 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
"Reggie is Here wrote: Why would someone prefer the LCD or the better Plasma models? Originally, I went plasma because of viewing angle problems in the living room. - Panasonic 42". And I don't care what kind of LCD TV it is, I can tell the difference sitting off angle, even minor, with an LCD that I can't see on a plasma. Now I have an LCD in my office - Toshiba 27" because I don't sit at an angle to the TV. Comparatively, in terms of picture color, blah, blah, blah it's about the same in terms of performance. So that's why I went with plasma in the living room and LCD in my office. |
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![]() "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message ... I had been reading that Plasma was the way to go with larger sets, with the recent improvements in LCD with the 120 hz refresh rate, I thought that might have some benefits over Plasma. After reading this: http://review.zdnet.com/flat-panel-a...-32468193.html I really don't see any. Why would someone prefer the LCD or the better Plasma models? We just bought (another) HD TV. This one is a 46" Samsung LCD. As I've mentioned before, we also have two 42" plasmas and a 50" plasma. All are also Samsungs. These are in addition to several smaller LCD sets from various manufacturers. I just finished hooking up and calibrating the new 46" LCD. It's connected to cable HD, a regular DVD player and a Blu-Ray player. My impressions are that it looks very, very good, especially after a few adjustments, but the plasmas still have a richer, deeper color presentation, including the 50". If all you watched was the LCD, it would be very satisfying and there would be no need to expect more. It's only nerds like me that has to go compare them, but the difference is obvious. The plasmas still are a bit better. This analogy is not exactly representative, but the LCD display is like a rich water color painting whereas the plasma is oil. Eisboch |
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Eisboch wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message ... I had been reading that Plasma was the way to go with larger sets, with the recent improvements in LCD with the 120 hz refresh rate, I thought that might have some benefits over Plasma. After reading this: http://review.zdnet.com/flat-panel-a...-32468193.html I really don't see any. Why would someone prefer the LCD or the better Plasma models? We just bought (another) HD TV. This one is a 46" Samsung LCD. As I've mentioned before, we also have two 42" plasmas and a 50" plasma. All are also Samsungs. These are in addition to several smaller LCD sets from various manufacturers. I just finished hooking up and calibrating the new 46" LCD. It's connected to cable HD, a regular DVD player and a Blu-Ray player. My impressions are that it looks very, very good, especially after a few adjustments, but the plasmas still have a richer, deeper color presentation, including the 50". If all you watched was the LCD, it would be very satisfying and there would be no need to expect more. It's only nerds like me that has to go compare them, but the difference is obvious. The plasmas still are a bit better. This analogy is not exactly representative, but the LCD display is like a rich water color painting whereas the plasma is oil. Eisboch Obviously, you need a motorized large screen TV that can follow you around the house! :) |
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![]() "HK" wrote in message ... Obviously, you need a motorized large screen TV that can follow you around the house! :) I just do as I am told. The "bar" room has become the girl's night out hanging spot. I had to get the jukebox working, install the new TV, interface everything through the room's sound system, hook up a Karaoke system, install a sound (music) actuated, multi-colored LED "light show" system and fix the refrigerator's thermostat. Can't wait until spring when the boat gets launched. BTW .... the Navigator will soon be a joy of the past. Closing is next week. I have to go down to the marina with a bunch of boxes and clean out all my "stuff". Eisboch |
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![]() "Eisboch" wrote in message ... "HK" wrote in message ... Obviously, you need a motorized large screen TV that can follow you around the house! :) I just do as I am told. The "bar" room has become the girl's night out hanging spot. I had to get the jukebox working, install the new TV, interface everything through the room's sound system, hook up a Karaoke system, install a sound (music) actuated, multi-colored LED "light show" system and fix the refrigerator's thermostat. Can't wait until spring when the boat gets launched. BTW .... the Navigator will soon be a joy of the past. Closing is next week. I have to go down to the marina with a bunch of boxes and clean out all my "stuff". Eisboch Don't be modest now. Tell him about the motorized large screen TV that hides in the ceiling till you want to use it. Would be tough to move it around the house though. |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 01 Feb 2008 12:19:52 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: Why would someone prefer the LCD or the better Plasma models? Originally, I went plasma because of viewing angle problems in the living room. - Panasonic 42". And I don't care what kind of LCD TV it is, I can tell the difference sitting off angle, even minor, with an LCD that I can't see on a plasma. Now I have an LCD in my office - Toshiba 27" because I don't sit at an angle to the TV. Comparatively, in terms of picture color, blah, blah, blah it's about the same in terms of performance. So that's why I went with plasma in the living room and LCD in my office. Have you ever thought about moving your throne within the living room? Or are you just the Galactic Overlord when your wife permits? |
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Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... Obviously, you need a motorized large screen TV that can follow you around the house! :) I just do as I am told. The "bar" room has become the girl's night out hanging spot. I had to get the jukebox working, install the new TV, interface everything through the room's sound system, hook up a Karaoke system, install a sound (music) actuated, multi-colored LED "light show" system and fix the refrigerator's thermostat. Can't wait until spring when the boat gets launched. BTW .... the Navigator will soon be a joy of the past. Closing is next week. I have to go down to the marina with a bunch of boxes and clean out all my "stuff". Eisboch Congrats...now, onto the next boat! |
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![]() "Eisboch" wrote in message ... I just do as I am told. The "bar" room has become the girl's night out hanging spot. I had to get the jukebox working, install the new TV, interface everything through the room's sound system, hook up a Karaoke system, install a sound (music) actuated, multi-colored LED "light show" system and fix the refrigerator's thermostat. snip.. Eisboch We could hold our regular 'rec.boats' meetings at your place same night as the ladies. One encouter with the motley crew here and those fine ladies will be looking for a new spot ASAP. |
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Don White wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message ... I just do as I am told. The "bar" room has become the girl's night out hanging spot. I had to get the jukebox working, install the new TV, interface everything through the room's sound system, hook up a Karaoke system, install a sound (music) actuated, multi-colored LED "light show" system and fix the refrigerator's thermostat. snip.. Eisboch We could hold our regular 'rec.boats' meetings at your place same night as the ladies. One encouter with the motley crew here and those fine ladies will be looking for a new spot ASAP. There are a couple guys here who I suspect bathe once a week, maybe. |
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