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I am investing in a new tv. I am going to go for 42 -46 inch screen. I am undecided whether to go for plasma or lcd. I am currently leaning towards plasma. Any advise would be really welcome.
I am a huge sports, movies and gaming fan.I have digital tv and a ps3 but am hoping to get hi def sky soon. In What HIFI they say that the sony beats all of its plasma rivals but when it comes to watching sports I am personlly not sure. However in CNET they say that the sony only scores a 9 when the pioneer scores a 9.3. Who am I to trust. Who is more independnt and not open to shall i say "gifts". I am not trying to be funny here but I just want honest advise.
With the Pioneer pdp428xd I heard that the company is bringing out a "full HD" version in September. I am thinking this will probably be considerably more expensive than the current model. Does anyone know roughly what it would cost.? Would it be worth the extra pounds?
Plesase please give me your opinions as its a hugh investment and I want to get it right. Thanks again for your help. Breffni
I am investing in a new tv. I am going to go for 42 -46 inch screen. I am undecided whether to go for plasma or lcd. I am currently leaning towards plasma. Any advise would be really welcome.
I am a huge sports, movies and gaming fan.I have digital tv and a ps3 but am hoping to get hi def sky soon. In What HIFI they say that the sony beats all of its plasma rivals but when it comes to watching sports I am personlly not sure. However in CNET they say that the sony only scores a 9 when the pioneer scores a 9.3. Who am I to trust. Who is more independnt and not open to shall i say "gifts". I am not trying to be funny here but I just want honest advise.
With the Pioneer pdp428xd I heard that the company is bringing out a "full HD" version in September. I am thinking this will probably be considerably more expensive than the current model. Does anyone know roughly what it would cost.? Would it be worth the extra pounds?
Plesase please give me your opinions as its a hugh investment and I want to get it right. Thanks again for your help. Breffni