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LCD's have a transistor for every pixel... if anything happens to that active device the pixel will show it. Not only that... every transistor must not only be not dead, but biased properly too otherwise you get patches of permament clouds or slightly different looking pixels. Anyways... plasma is just electrons exciting gas which in turn excites phosphors... not as likely to die or have biasing issues.
I started with LCD... and now have plasma. I am biased towards plasma for the true to life color accuracy, speed, and no non-sense specs. Plasma is not relying on all the motion compensation schemes and on and on to display a speedy picture. The more I watch my TV and the more I remember the sharp I previously hyad the happier I get. Jeff |
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