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LCDs still suck as much as ever, but plasma's got nothing on OLED panels black level wise, though apparently they have their own problems. I haven't done too much research on them, since I'm holding off on anything 4K until the early adopters work out all the bugs for me.
All formats are far from perfect, but I would take a 4k plamsa anyday
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All formats are far from perfect, but I would take a 4k plamsa anyday
That's technically not possible, which partially explains why plasma is dead. OLED is king of the hill now.
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