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[quote][i]Originally posted by Dom[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by corsa-sxi[/i] i heard plasmas need to be recharged after a few years? also i love the look of the philips ambilight 42", saw it in curry's the other day, picture was just so sharp and detailed [/quote] heard wrong mate and wtf were you doing in currys looking at TVs? they couldn't show off a decent picture if they tried :lol: Like said, development on plasma screens are still happening, just as they are on LCD - hence why they are slowly catching up to plasmas on the constrast ratio. But its also a reason why there are 1080p plasmas ;) Eitherway, as its pretty difficult to capture 1080p let alone watch it (and isn't bandwidth near twice that of 1080i?) and the cost involved to do both of these, i wouldn't worry about it for the next few years. Anyways, its a sore subject between the two different camps - and majority of people jump on bandwagons without knowing the technical reasons behind both types of screens (and the variations), so like said search around here, do a google and read some propper AV forums or LCD/Plasma sites :thumbs: [/quote]
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