Best Plasma TV Comments

by: doomble

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 12:00:33 +0100

plasma tv is better than lcd tv

by: sharon kurtz

Mon, 11 May 2009 14:36:52 +0100

I would like to know the difference between the radiation given off from a Plasma or HDTV of LCD. I’m trying to get less EMF in my condo and want to know if I should get rid of my Plasma TV. Also since going on Digital I noticed the colors on the set are more green and black, the blues seem to be less and I’m getting a lot of black and white and brown and white. How can I elimate that. Please respond via my email address.

by: Swapnadip

Sat, 04 Oct 2008 07:53:11 +0100

It is certainly the most latest comparison in “Plasma Vs LCD’”. Very good content and resembles what is present in the Market.

by: Administrator

Tue, 06 Nov 2007 17:51:51 +0000

Thank you too. I’m glad you found the guide useful.

by: Fran Onofrio

Mon, 05 Nov 2007 19:48:30 +0000

Thanks. This is the best and most practical comparison that I have read, and I’ve been researching LCD vs. plasma for more than 2 months on and off. I also appreciate your comments post purchase — that’s the real deal.

by: Administrator

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 21:22:53 +0100

Reply to mauro:

Plasma TVs are one type of product you should not buy used.

Display static on your screen for about 6 hours. Some say it helps and is the technique that will affect your panel the least (it will not age it prematurely).

If your plasma has any anti burn-in functions like orbiter feature (auto pixel shift), inversion, and “white wash” (all white, white solid) I recommend you to use it. The “white wash”, as you expect it, will age the phosphors in the panel so they get closer to the affected area (which is more aged). So, using the “white wash” function will not make the affected area get better, but it will even the pixels. Even if you use the “white wash” function, it may not give a great result. Don’t worry about the fact that white will be gray because you won’t notice it. Now you notice it because there’s a visible difference. Also don’t exaggerate with the fixing. If you don’t notice even a small improvement after about 6 hours of “white wash” then you’re only aging the panel without getting any benefit from it.

You could also try using special software designed to fix burn-in. One example is www.jscreenfix.com . I can’t tell you if it’s any good because I never tried it, but some people say for them it helped.

If you manage to fix it please come back and let us know how you did. It will help others with the same problem.

by: mauro

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 14:39:51 +0100

Bought used a PHILIPS 42PF9630/78 plasma with a little but quite visible grey “M” ticker permanent burn in. How can I minimize it?
If I play DVDs with a solid white screen for hours (not yet done) the screen has to get grey like the burnt “M” so the burn can be less visible?? That means the panel will never again be white as it was before this process??? As far as I know the white solid approach tries to even the burn in, BUT that means the whole panel image will be the same colour of the ticker? Or just the ticker will fade and the rest of the screen will remain white? Any other methods? Please help. Thanks.