The beginning of the end for Plasma TV?
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The beginning of the end for Plasma TV?
I have always been a huge fan of Pioneer Plasma TVs.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080304/ap_ ... an_pioneer
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080304/ap_ ... an_pioneer
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Re: The beginning of the end for Plasma TV?
That's a shame. I always enjoyed being an inch bigger than the others.
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Re: The beginning of the end for Plasma TV?
Good time to go shopping?. I expect once the news is out prices will drop significantly. Might be able to pick up a good deal. Are the burn-in problems still around? I haven't really even looked into them at all.
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Panasonic plasmas are better IMO. anyway, ours is now 4 years old and now burn-in at all... only grubby toddler fingers on the glass.
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What, the whole finger?Morrolan wrote:Panasonic plasmas are better IMO. anyway, ours is now 4 years old and now burn-in at all... only grubby toddler fingers on the glass.
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Re: The beginning of the end for Plasma TV?
Pioneer are well known for being the best of the best in the plasma range.
Indeed it might be a good time to go shopping and maybe the last chance to buy some of the best plasma panels ever made. Eg. 1080p Kuro. Although they are still currently retailing around $17k!!
Indeed it might be a good time to go shopping and maybe the last chance to buy some of the best plasma panels ever made. Eg. 1080p Kuro. Although they are still currently retailing around $17k!!
Re: The beginning of the end for Plasma TV?
They haven't done the extra inch for a while now. Which means that when I replace mine, I have no choice but to get a 50"
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That's not a bad idea actually. Wait for the Kuro runouts and upgrade to a 50"....
My 435 has developed an electronic hum. Quite loud and only started a couple of days ago.
My 435 has developed an electronic hum. Quite loud and only started a couple of days ago.
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sounds like it has initaited its self-destruct mode.baloo wrote:My 435 has developed an electronic hum. Quite loud and only started a couple of days ago.
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Or protesting that after a couple of years watching sport and movies, it's now only allowed to show Playhouse Disney
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