Can't get plasma here, elevation too high and it fucks with the T.V. or that's what we were told when we got our T.V.

that sucks

seriously though
The motion/frames are so smooth and the sharpness is just amazing
So mach detail
0 input delay as well
Have tested input delay thoroughly with fighting games which require impeccable timing


This post was edited by itzpookiie on Feb 18 2014 05:53am

ill be getting another ps3 3d display lol going for under 200$ now

Too small for me

You hear that a lot pooks?

Quality> size for gaming t.v. for me. Like I said though I sit at my computer desk with a computer chair mms to be across the room

At first
Then after its endless screaming of ecstasy

You have fucking idiots if you ever took a plasma over a led del technology.

Here some of the reasons why you should NEVER pick a plasma TV.

Energy Efficiency:
Plasma TVs are less energy efficient than LED-lit LCD TVs. According to Which magazine, a 42 inch screen LED-lit LCD TV will use an average of 64 watts, while an average 42 inch Plasma TV uses 195 watts.

Reliability:
HDTVs are generally highly reliable. LED-lit LCD TVs are considered to have a lifespan of 100,000 hours, although they have not been in use long enough to have extensive information on their long-term reliability.
According to PC World, users of Panasonic’s plasma TVs rate them highly reliable, with very few serious problems. In 2010, just 1 in 20 Panasonic users reported a major problem with their TVs. Older plasma TVs have a lifespan of 20,000 hours, although some newer TVs have up to 60,000 hours.

^ no, plasmas are way better now... a high end plasma vs. a high end LED, the plasma is better in literally every single way except for the lighting situation if your room is too bright. And if you worry about paying 2 dollars extra for your electric bill each month, if that, I guess.

Energy efficiency isn't a factor for me
I think I made it pretty clear for 2 to 3 pages that picture quality and console to screen performance was what I was aiming for
Thank you for your input though
I am still satisfied with my purchase and my friends/family also see the picture quality difference
I already have a high end led in the living room
I don't game for hours straight for days straight so I highly doubt I would even hit 60000 hours within the next 3 year's
And I will have probably bought a 4k tv at that time once that becomes the standard by that time

I would have to spend ridiculous amount of time playing games in order to hit that 60000 hour life within 3 years
even if 60000 was the actual life span which i doubt

This post was edited by itzpookiie on Feb 18 2014 11:43pm