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rear projection or plasma television
I asked a question about the pros/cons of rear projection TV and it seems that if you move you can't see the picture. This seems rather a no no.
If money was no object would you buy plasma or rear projection television or something else (as long as it had a large screen)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That said, in answer to this question, 'if money were no object', then it would be without doubt a plasma.
When my tv breaks though, I will be honest I would probably get another rear projection (as money is an object to me).
The real advantage that plasmas have is the fact that they take up very little room - i spoke to a salesman about this - they said that if you are going to put a plasma in a corner where you would normally put a TV its a waste of money - only get a plasma if space is an issue!
I'm not sure that the above posts mentioning life expectancy are quite true - I was for a while going to buy a plasma and looked at various reviews etc on the net - the above theories were debunked - but I don't reallt know that much about them!
LCD tvs are not so good being viewed at an angle, the screens are too reflective. I purchased a plasma recently. There are pros and cons with these too. The life expectancy should not be a problem as my HItachi is guaranteed to give at least 60,000 hours. It has fantastic picture and sound quality most of the time. However, on some plays & soaps the picture can ghost a bit if a person is close to camera and moves fast. Although On films and live broadcasts its great.
I agree with earlier poster though, now I have one and its in the corner I wish I had saved money and got a normal big screen tv. Still hindsight
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