Everyone knows the pros/cons of plasmas and LCDs. Burn-in is overstated as a risk for home theatre or general TV usage. How many CRTs do you see with burn-in?
I think its foolish to say that either is truly better. I just think its great to have 2 competing technologies, which forces companies, that have a large stake in each, to innovate. Competition is this area is a huge gain for the consumer. That is the best thing to come out of the LCD/plasma war.
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Everyone knows the pros/cons of plasmas and LCDs. Burn-in is overstated as a risk for home theatre or general TV usage. How many CRTs do you see with burn-in? I think its foolish to say that either is truly better. I just think its great to have 2 competing technologies, which forces companies, that have a large stake in each, to innovate. Competition is this area is a huge gain for the consumer. That is the best thing to come out of the LCD/plasma war.