LCD or Plasma ?

[NNN2004]

souixan said:

NNN2004 said:

souixan said:

NNN2004 said:

souixan said:

NNN2004 said:

BenKenobi88 said:

Just don't get a DLP...they often have a slight delay, making most games have a little bit noticeable lag, and music games impossible.

 

 ?? whats this DLP ?

 

Those giant screens they actually project the image onto the screen from the rear. The thing is Plasma and LCD even have scaling chips which produce a lag in the image, the major difference is LCD' and plasmas have Game mode which turn them off in order to cut lag out I'm not sure if DLP does or does not have this.

lol thats make me worry ... can u know if this model have this issue ?

http://www.digitalcentre.com.au/p/523931/samsung-ps42a450-plasma-tv-3d-ready.html

becaus  i think this is the best that i foun until now.

 

 

Game mode Yes (Sports/Cinema/Game)

in short yes it has it you just need to turn it on in the menu for each system.

this TV also have a native 1080p ... is there any difference between native & true 1080p ? if there is then i will go with the panasonic one.

 

 Native or true is a preference in naming, they're the same thing it's just depending on how they advertise or phrase it.

the trick is, that ALL digital tv's are naturally progressive. Unless you absolutely want 60 Frames a second(with games you do but with movie, I think now they do 24Frames to keep it matched to the source.) you don't really need 1080p 1080i would be basically the same. However most 1080p sets have smaller pixels and sub pixel layers to create a better image but the resolution for 1080p and 1080i are the same exactly. The benefit comes from higher cost models tending to include 1080p where cheaper models only have 1080i or 720p and the 60 frames.

on the subject of burn in, LCD displays these days have almost eliminated the problem completely Plasmas still have it but you'd have to leave a static image up for a good long while(possibly hours) for it to burn in. If you lower the lamp light level you can even decrease the chance of burn in, lower power consumption and help enhance the black levels on an LCD.

 thnx alot man ... but u think this TV is a good choice ??

here is anothe link for more details : http://au.shopping.com/xPF-Samsung-Samsung-PS42A450-Series-4-42inch-Plasma-TV