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February 2011 Watch movies, check out videos, view pictures, and more on a 26-inch LCD HDTV. It's ready for an HDMI or Component source, or can be used as a PC monitor. Or take a look at your favorite video, music, or picture files from a USB thumb drive... |
lcd hdtv 26 inch 1080p
Plasma 720p or LCD 1080p?
Im thinking about upgrading my Samsung 26 inch LCD HDTV. I like the picture of plasma tv's better than LCD. But still which is better? A plasma screen with lower resolution, or an LCD tv with better resolution. BTW, it would be about 40 inches.
Also, My price range was like $599. I was checking out this one, http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=9235259&type=product&id=1218064392359
Plasmas are better for those who watch a lot of sports and movies because they are much better clearing up fast motion scenes than any other brand. LCDs on the other hand are more popular with gamers because it really makes the graphics look top notch( people complain about playing video games on plasmas because it makes the colors look "cartoony"). I personally prefer LCDs because they last much longer( http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv/lcdtv-lifetime.shtml) than other brands and use about 40% less energy than plasmas. Well thats that and I hoped I helped!