Panasonic Plasma Burn-In?
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008TheNewDoubleStandard asked: I just bought a 42PZ700U and followed the directions for the first 100 hours. I did play a game, but I made sure to cycle things up and not play for a very long time. Yet I have had a part of the game’s HUD ‘burned’ in the bottom right hand of my [...]
LCD TV or Plasma TV – Which is Best For You?
Friday, November 14th, 2008Jim Johnson asked: Actually it’s a great thing to have to make a choice between these two competing TV screen technologies. You really can’t lose either way that you go, because both LCD screens and plasma TV screens produce a much better TV image than anything that has been available in the past. But there [...]
What is the difference between a DLP TV or Plasma TV monitor, and a computer monitor?
Monday, September 15th, 2008badbillytk asked: I’ve been told that i am not suppose to pause television program for too long on a DLP monitor or Plasma monitor because it would eventually burn the image on the monitor if i did that. However, now a days, i can leave still image on my computer monitor for a very [...]
Plasma burn in?
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008cubbies360 asked: Just bought a new Panasonic 1080p plasma. Although I know the chance is minimal, image retention can still occur nowadays. If I was watching a channel for a really long time that was seceptible to burn in, if I simply changed the channel very briefly every so often, would that “refresh” [...]
The Top 3 Problems With Plasma TVs
Saturday, June 21st, 2008Jim Johnson asked: It’s easy to be instantly drawn to a plasma TV screen, especially one that is displaying full HDTV programming. The visual beauty is amazing. And plasma TVs tend to be among the lower cost thin screen technologies that are available today. But there are a few problems inherent to the design and [...]