do video games leave burn in on a plasma or lcd tv?
Friday, December 12th, 2008Genesis Climber asked: I want to get a tv exclusively for video games but I heard that they leave burn in from stationary characters or objects? is that true??
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LCD Versus Plasma - Which One is Best?
Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008Leon Drell asked: A new television is high on everyone’s wish list. Who wouldn’t love a brand new fifty-inch flat screen TV hanging on their living room wall? The makers of televisions are taking advantage of ever-changing technology by creating scientific marvels that can produce clear pictures and lifelike colors in just a few inches [...]
LCD or Plasma Tv\’s
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008Tim Weems asked: You want a flat screen TV that’s HD ready and you have heard about Lcd and Plasma TV.
But which is better, LCD or Plasma?
What is the difference?
Your requirements will actually help you make the decision.
What Screen Size do you require? Where are you going to put your TV?
LCD (liquid crystal display) [...]
Plasma Tv - What it Was and What it Became
Saturday, October 11th, 2008ebet sanders asked: Plasma televisions have come a long way since they first appeared about a decade ago and has become the latest must-have home appliance is on the market. They are flat, hip and offers fantastic images unlike anything we’ve seen on older TV models before. Plasma televisions do seem to have it all, [...]
can i put a plasma tv over a wood burning fireplace? Or will it be too hot?
Wednesday, October 8th, 2008markandpeggy asked: we are installing a wood burning fireplace in our new family room and we are thinking about putting a plasma or an LCD tv on the wall above the fireplace. We are concerned about it being too hot mounted above the fireplace.
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I am educating myself before choosing between a plasma or an LCD TV, Which is better for 2008?
Friday, September 5th, 2008me asked: Also, I have read that you cannot keep a DVD on pause for long because of burn in, but I am not clear on that. What if you pause the DVD, but put the cable programming back on, and watch the DVD later? Does the screen somehow still burn in the background?
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