i want to buy a new TV but iam confused which one should i choose and which one are better for gaming ? .. i read that the LCD still suffer from blur even with the new 120hz models there is a blur but the plasma dont have this issue because its have a 0.001 pixel response and that make advantage for the plasma ... also i read that the plasma have better Contrast ratio and black level .... the LCD Resolution i higher than the plasma .... i read that the new plasma TVs have a full 1080p but i want to know is it real 1080p for 42" models or not ??? and whats this 3D enabled effect in some new TVs ??? please help ... thnx.

50" Sony Bravia 1080p Plasma HDTV. Is the best TV for HD gaming and for watching fast moving sports.

i want a 42" model because my room is not that big and i feel there is no need for 50" ... but i want to know .. is it true 1080p or not ??

I'm not sure which is technically the best. Personally, I have a 42" plasma that looks great while playing games. I didn't go looking for a plasma in particular when I picked one out. It just happened to have the best picture out of all the other televisions.

It's only 720p btw, so I can't help you there.

I highly recommend plasma. Some of the newest models are full 1080p, but at 42" you aren't really going to notice anyway.

Whichever is cheaper.

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.

DON'T buy a Plasma. Plasmas use a lot more electricity than LCDs, and energy prices are increasing a lot. It's very possible prices will get even worse, you will want to have as few energy-guzzlers as possible in your house.

Power usages vary wildly between makes and models; some LCDs use virtually as much power as plasmas at the same screen size.  Really, if someone is buying a $2000 TV, they can probably afford a few extra watts to power it.

Every LCD vs Plasma comparison I've seen gives a significant advantage to LCDs in terms of power consumption. If you have any links saying otherwise, please post.