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V4 Vendetta
16 Nov 09 10:54
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Mrs G wants a new big tele. What's the difference (ignore price) between these types? I remember LCD being all the rage then plasma came out and people said they were better for games because LCD left shadows. Are LEDs the best quality now, or what?

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treble
When: 16 Nov 09 10:58
Plasma best for films, LCD good for sports and computer games. lED good all rounder and exceptionally thin. If you have'nt seen one, you will be gobsmacked at how thin they are.

If you get an LCD, you need one with 100Hz for smoothness in sports, but that is common now.

Plasmas do not suffer from burn in like they used to. You do get slight image retention, but it disappears a short while after you have changed channels.

LED's nice, but currently quite expensive.

Anything else you need to know?
By:
treble
When: 16 Nov 09 10:59
Seems like you were getting LCD and plasma confused in your OP
By:
roger_moore
When: 16 Nov 09 11:12
i have 42" in plasma in living room (panasonic viera) - great TV...

have 26" LCD LG in bedroom - mainly for gaming...
By:
Bamboo
When: 16 Nov 09 11:13
buy panasonic comes out top on the which mag survey
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V4 Vendetta
When: 16 Nov 09 11:15
Maybe treble. So, the LCDs are "better" than the plasmas then?

Looks like LED is the best if you're rolling in money like me though?
By:
treble
When: 16 Nov 09 11:25
Yes LED's are the choice of you have more money.

They have better PQ. LCD TV's have a uniform backlight covering the whole screen. This can lead to unevenness and lack of detail in certain scenes with hgh contrast. however the LED's use local dimming, which means they dim different parts of the screen depending on what is being displayed. Therefore, making it a much better picture.

get yourself down to the local Richer Sounds for a test drive.
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 16 Nov 09 11:48
46" 120Hz LED it is, I think. :)
By:
Early Morning Riser
When: 16 Nov 09 12:02
you cant beat the good old tv's for reliability.
By:
Jimbo747
When: 16 Nov 09 12:47
I saw the worlds first OLED TV in sony centre the other day (Derby).
Must have been about 10" across.

Cost? £3499! Three and half grand FFS!

Picture was ok, but not helped by the fact it was a SD freeview picture shared between every TV there.
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Jimbo747
When: 16 Nov 09 12:48
Oh, and LED TVs are a con, its only the backlight that is LED, big whoop.
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