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Old 09-27-2008, 08:55 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain View Post
Here is the general rule of thumb when it comes down to making the decision between LCD and Plasma:

If there is a source of exterior light in the room (partially shaded window where lots of daylight still leaks in) then LCD is the best option.

If it is a completely darkened room with absolutely no exterior light coming in, Plasma is the better choice.

Otherwise, the rest of the decision factors should come down to the technical specs of the TVs themselves.
I would agree with this for the most part and certainly as a general rule of thunb. However, my room is quite bright (although no direct sunlight) and I have no issues at all with my plasma display.

This whole issue of room brightness(light) sounds more to me as one created by the LCD camp. Remember the days when CRT was king and, in fact, pretty much the only game in town? We placed our TV's where we wanted and we just closed the curtains if the "light" bothered us.

Watch a lot of BD's? Watch a lot of live Sports? BUY A PLASMA!
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