Comments on: HDTV Buying Guide – Important Stuff http://www.besthdtvscreen.com/guides/hdtv-buying-guide-important Top rated HDTV Plasma and LCD TV models Thu, 05 Jan 2012 22:31:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: BestHDTVScreen.com http://www.besthdtvscreen.com/guides/hdtv-buying-guide-important/comment-page-1#comment-79 BestHDTVScreen.com Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:29:27 +0000 http://www.besthdtvscreen.com/?p=21#comment-79 I could not give you a good recommendation to be honest. Your sensitivity is a very subjective thing and probably the best solution is to find a TV that you can look at and decide yourself if is comfortable to watch or not. I don't think an LCD is inferior to plasma as long as it has a low response time (under 10ms). Of course you should check out a plasma to see if it is more comfortable to watch. Panasonic plasma TVs are the best when it comes to anti-glare coating. Some LCD HDTV models are better, however I think a Panasonic plasma HDTV does a good job even in brighter rooms. It is important to realize however, that any HDTV will get a certain amount of glare if you have a lot of light in the room (especially sunlight that reflects off the screen). I don't think Panasonic will abandon plasma TV business in favor of LCD as they are market leader for plasma TVs (they have the best models), while they are outperformed by Samsung and Sony in the LCD TV arena. I could not give you a good recommendation to be honest. Your sensitivity is a very subjective thing and probably the best solution is to find a TV that you can look at and decide yourself if is comfortable to watch or not. I don’t think an LCD is inferior to plasma as long as it has a low response time (under 10ms). Of course you should check out a plasma to see if it is more comfortable to watch. Panasonic plasma TVs are the best when it comes to anti-glare coating. Some LCD HDTV models are better, however I think a Panasonic plasma HDTV does a good job even in brighter rooms. It is important to realize however, that any HDTV will get a certain amount of glare if you have a lot of light in the room (especially sunlight that reflects off the screen). I don’t think Panasonic will abandon plasma TV business in favor of LCD as they are market leader for plasma TVs (they have the best models), while they are outperformed by Samsung and Sony in the LCD TV arena.

]]> By: Kwan-Jin Jung http://www.besthdtvscreen.com/guides/hdtv-buying-guide-important/comment-page-1#comment-78 Kwan-Jin Jung Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:56:24 +0000 http://www.besthdtvscreen.com/?p=21#comment-78 Hi, I read this article very informative. I noticed that I am very sensitive (a little bit of dizziness) to the tracks of moving objects in the large screen LCD HDTV (in particular Sony, 60 Hz). The 120 Hz version looked better, but still the same feeling. So, I am inclined to the Plasma type. However, the glare seems to be twice stronger than the LCD type (Sony) when I checked in the Costco ware house. My living room has many windows and skylight. I have no idea what to buy and this is why I have not bought one except the projection HDTV for the basement. Thanks again and I hope that you could post more updated one such as whether Panasonic is going to switch to LCD from Plasma. Hi,

I read this article very informative.
I noticed that I am very sensitive (a little bit of dizziness) to the tracks of moving objects in the large screen LCD HDTV (in particular Sony, 60 Hz). The 120 Hz version looked better, but still the same feeling.
So, I am inclined to the Plasma type. However, the glare seems to be twice stronger than the LCD type (Sony) when I checked in the Costco ware house.
My living room has many windows and skylight.
I have no idea what to buy and this is why I have not bought one except the projection HDTV for the basement.
Thanks again and I hope that you could post more updated one such as whether Panasonic is going to switch to LCD from Plasma.

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