LCD or PLasma

[chef]

LCD's start with all pixels white and adds illuminates them as required meaning true black is a hard to reach target for LCD's

Plasma's start with all pixels black and illuminates them as required meaning blacks are always better but if you have a logo on the screen (such as sky sports) then it runs the risk of being burnt into the screen, this isnt a problem with LCD's.

[Zorba]

AFAIK all UK channels nudge their logos around by a few pixels to prevent (or at least delay) burn in.

I would google you a link but CBFA.

[BoredBloke]

AFAIK all UK channels nudge their logos around by a few pixels to prevent (or at least delay) burn in.

I would google you a link but CBFA.

This is easy to verify. Next time I have sky sports on I'll trace their logo with a permanent marker. That way I'll be able to see when it moves.

[Zorba]

This is easy to verify. Next time I have sky sports on I'll trace their logo with a permanent marker. That way I'll be able to see when it moves.

That almost reads like a Viz Top Tip!

[Ardesco]

I did some reading up on them a while back and the only ones worth buying are the pioneer kuro's. Expensive, but hey we are all contractors right

Also the kuro has passed all the burn in tests thrown at it from what I have read.

[Spacecadet]

I did some reading up on them a while back and the only ones worth buying are the pioneer kuro's. Expensive, but hey we are all contractors right

When you said expensive i was expecting £5k or similar...

£1400 on amazon for the 42" model
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pioneer-PDP-...8146239&sr=8-1
Quite a reasonable price for what is considered to be one of the best

[Ardesco]

I was looking at the 50" model

[Benny]

Real contractors have 50" +

[Benny]

this looks nice

[Benny]

this looks nice

Envy is a terrible thing