help me im running out of hair......

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im pulling my hair out....whats it to be the panasonic 37lzd85 or the sony 40w4000.one min im sorted next im not.i watch alot of sport so does the 100 hz make a lot of difference.which one is the one i need PLEASEhelp me please.

 

[John Duncan]

Neither. Get the 37" Panasonic plasma.

 

[Anonymous]

which one and why john

 

[John Duncan]

The PX37 something something. I will try and find an appropriate link.

To my eyes, plasma walks all over LCD on colour, and the 37" panasonic is without doubt the best telly I've seen. Others tell of it being the only way to watch fast motion.

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="JohnDuncan"]Neither. Get the 37" Panasonic plasma.[/quote]

the px80 you can even get the 42" for 650 if full hd is what your after then youll have to go 42 (pz80) for bout 850, the reason every one here loves plasmas is they handle motion extremely well, and have good black levels making the overall colour palette better

 

[John Duncan]

What that man said. Search "panasonic plasma" on this forum for many threads on the merits and demerits of both. Here's one for starters

cheers

JD

 

[Anonymous]

i hear the pz80 85 are great.worried about screen burn ...what do u do to avoid this

 

[John Duncan]

I think it's a thing of the past, whereas LCD backlight bleed is not (yet).

 

[Anonymous]

Yeah, plasma screen burn is more or less not a problem any more. As many others will say, I've had my plasma on for heavy gaming sessions, left it for hours on a paused screen and come back only to find minor temporary retention on the screen which faded away after 10 minutes or so of normal viewing. That's on my PX60 plasma which is a couple of generations old now. the PX80 is definately a great set.

 

[professorhat]

Same experience as alwatson above (do a search on screen burn threads by professorhat to see my comments). Also, I wouldn't worry about 100Hz. I actually recently read in another article (in a different magazine from WHF -

) that it actually produced a worse picture for fast moving sport and gaming due to the needless frame doubling on a 50Hz native signal.

 

[John Duncan]

[quote user="professorhat"]Also, I wouldn't worry about 100Hz. I actually recently read in another article (in a different magazine from WHF -

) that it actually produced a worse picture for fast moving sport and gaming due to the needless frame doubling on a 50Hz native signal.[/quote]

That was my experience on a CRT certainly.

 

[D.J.KRIME]

[quote user="professorhat"]Same experience as alwatson above (do a search on screen burn threads by professorhat to see my comments). Also, I wouldn't worry about 100Hz. I actually recently read in another article (in a different magazine from WHF -

) that it actually produced a worse picture for fast moving sport and gaming due to the needless frame doubling on a 50Hz native signal.[/quote]

Especially with gaming! Most games run at either 50 or 60fps especially driving games and the 100htz completly messes the whole thing up making thing look jerky almost due to the frame doubleing and seeing as games are response reliant from the gamer it can ****** up you button bashing timeing.