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<blockquote data-quote="bonesninja" data-source="post: 4056908" data-attributes="member: 557079">getting rid of my RP DLP for something else. What are the pro&#039;s and con&#039;s of each? The new LED Dlp&#039;s are purported to sustain 60,000 minimum hours on the LED&#039;s and have no moving parts...including pesky fans to clean since the LED&#039;s do not generate much heat. This technology is very appealing to me as i love the vibrant display that DLP projects.I also have a 42 Toshiba Regza LCD, which i love, in my bedroom. i have yet to experience any issues with it.Plasma on the other hand, i&#039;m not familiar with other than the Marriott i stayed at awhile back had a LG 40&quot; Plasma and when laying on the bed looking at an up angle i noticed a lot of transitional dragging from frame to frame.So theres my dilemma, i&#039;ve talked to many sales people, and much to my chagrin, they all pointed to plasma, except the one guy pushing LED Dlp.help me.......it&#039;ll be between 50-60&quot; screen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bonesninja, post: 4056908, member: 557079"] getting rid of my RP DLP for something else. What are the pro's and con's of each? The new LED Dlp's are purported to sustain 60,000 minimum hours on the LED's and have no moving parts...including pesky fans to clean since the LED's do not generate much heat. This technology is very appealing to me as i love the vibrant display that DLP projects. I also have a 42 Toshiba Regza LCD, which i love, in my bedroom. i have yet to experience any issues with it. Plasma on the other hand, i'm not familiar with other than the Marriott i stayed at awhile back had a LG 40" Plasma and when laying on the bed looking at an up angle i noticed a lot of transitional dragging from frame to frame. So theres my dilemma, i've talked to many sales people, and much to my chagrin, they all pointed to plasma, except the one guy pushing LED Dlp. help me.......it'll be between 50-60" screen [/QUOTE]

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