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<blockquote data-quote="adam71" data-source="post: 1786582" data-attributes="member: 549079">It&#039;s not even a matter of it burning in.&nbsp; Its a simple matter that plasma OR LCD have too slow of a refresh rate to play video games.&nbsp; Like I said, I will save my CRT for gaming and use my plasma for movies and television.BTW, your TV rocks.&nbsp; At least it looks like it would.&nbsp; All the current inputs and a nice look to it.&nbsp; And that remote looks like it has wheels on it wher the channel and volume are, thats pretty sweet.&nbsp; My current DVD player has HDMI outs so I would definitely get one with those inputs like yours has.&nbsp; All in all, the LCDs I saw at my local hi-fi shop didn&#039;t look as good as the plasmas.&nbsp; Also, a salesman there told me that LCDs cost more per square inch to make than plasmas do.&nbsp; I found that intriguing but oh well.&nbsp; One good thing about the LCDs are that their screen isn&#039;t as reflective so outside light doesn&#039;t have as much of a glare effect on the screen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adam71, post: 1786582, member: 549079"] It's not even a matter of it burning in. Its a simple matter that plasma OR LCD have too slow of a refresh rate to play video games. Like I said, I will save my CRT for gaming and use my plasma for movies and television. BTW, your TV rocks. At least it looks like it would. All the current inputs and a nice look to it. And that remote looks like it has wheels on it wher the channel and volume are, thats pretty sweet. My current DVD player has HDMI outs so I would definitely get one with those inputs like yours has. All in all, the LCDs I saw at my local hi-fi shop didn't look as good as the plasmas. Also, a salesman there told me that LCDs cost more per square inch to make than plasmas do. I found that intriguing but oh well. One good thing about the LCDs are that their screen isn't as reflective so outside light doesn't have as much of a glare effect on the screen. [/QUOTE]

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