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<blockquote data-quote="dbaudio" data-source="post: 3495889" data-attributes="member: 577368">Plasmas have rich blacks and bright colors, not to mention the glass panel helps create the &quot;traditional&quot; viewing experience.Cons:-The Burn hot and waste much more electricity than LCDs.-Their average lifetime has yet to be proved true due to the infancy of it&#039;s technology.-Burn in, though it&#039;s a common problem thats being rapidly solved by the manufacturers, is bound to happen sometime soon. It&#039;s only a matter of time.Get a plasma if your going to use it to watch movies in a dark room.LCD&#039;s dont have colors as rich as plasmas, but they last longer and are more reliable. The size is no longer a factor, as many LCD&#039;s out there are already 46&quot; or larger.But, they are thicker than plasmas and the matte panel does not produce a great viewing experience.Get an LCD if your always going to leave it on to watch TV, or if it&#039;s going to be your main TV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dbaudio, post: 3495889, member: 577368"] Plasmas have rich blacks and bright colors, not to mention the glass panel helps create the "traditional" viewing experience. Cons: -The Burn hot and waste much more electricity than LCDs. -Their average lifetime has yet to be proved true due to the infancy of it's technology. -Burn in, though it's a common problem thats being rapidly solved by the manufacturers, is bound to happen sometime soon. It's only a matter of time. Get a plasma if your going to use it to watch movies in a dark room. LCD's dont have colors as rich as plasmas, but they last longer and are more reliable. The size is no longer a factor, as many LCD's out there are already 46" or larger. But, they are thicker than plasmas and the matte panel does not produce a great viewing experience. Get an LCD if your always going to leave it on to watch TV, or if it's going to be your main TV. [/QUOTE]

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