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<p>New page: This subject is pretty simple and straightforward. I am going to keep it short and simple. Plasma has held the reigns for years as far as image quality goes. The best LCD's come close. Hon...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>This subject is pretty simple and straightforward. I am going to keep it short and simple. Plasma has held the reigns for years as far as image quality goes. The best LCD's come close. Honestly with top of the line LCD's it's hard for me to tell which can be which and this is what I really do for a living so i know very well what to consider. As it pertains down to it plasmas will be the most readily useful. They have better viewing angles meaning it is possible to still see a good picture while sitting to the side of the screen. The motion is more fluid making movies and sports smoother and much more life like. Also, the blacks are deeper making all of the colors more realistic. If you have a good dark home theater room and want the absolute best movie experience get a plasma. However , for many people I recommend [http://www.plasmavsled.com Plasma vs LED] LED. This is because in general plasmas ARE HEAVY, much more fragile and dimmer than LCD's making plasmas poor options for heavily trafficked and well lit rooms.<br />
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LCD's are slimmer, lighter and generally brighter making them your best option for regular television watchers. The very best of the line LCD's can rival plasmas and look great with high detail in a well lit room. Not forgetting they truly are much lighter and simpler to install than plasmas.<br />
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