What is wrong buy a 46 "LCD TV?
Well, I read that if I wanted to get more Full HD experience, I would buy a TV 42 "or more to enjoy 1080p resolution. I bought the LCD 46 "Samsung LN46B640, but now I read that a Plasma is better in the resolution of a LCD, if it is 40 inches or larger, and the problem is that I wish I had a great TV for movies and video games. So it is true that a plasma is better than an LCD, if is greater than 42 inches? I return the LCD TV and get a Plasma TV instead? Here are my specifications TV: http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/tv-video/televisions/lcd-tv/LN46B640R3FUZA/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&tab=spec Thanks guys! I hope someone can help me =)
No! You were not wrong at all! I kind of LCD and plasma flat in the same category just because they are flat screens. They look the same and cost the same, but they are different. Therefore, as a rule, I believe this: If I'm playing video games PC and want interactivity so I lean towards LCD. If I'm going to watch sports in HD, then I bow to the plasma. If I'm going to watch movies and television programs, then the two types are comparable. This may puzzle some people have mentioned that the LCD has problems processing motion. So I 'll explain: I like the LCD to play video games as the source of video game is controlled and high quality. My concern is with the movement with the images that do not can control, not like sports in HD. The other reason is that video games have static images. To be safe, I prefer LCD but I know people with plasmas playing video games on them and no burn-in. As much as I would buy flat screen on direct view or rear projection? I probably would, but if I wanted to go up real big, then forward / projection would be final.
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