seriously - just do that - I think the sharp aquos is an all arond awesome TV, I was staying at a marriott on business and they had one of the 50+inch versions (maybe even 60+) in the hotel bar, and it was absolutly stunning.

 

PCP

 

Your are just dumb. Bad attempt at trying to be funny.

 

The new plasma's, were talking 2008 models are far superior to previous models when it come to burn in. Its almost non existant anymore. TV's is a personal preference and for me it just happens to be plasma.

 

yea i wish my 32" shar was like 1500 when i got it almost a year ago when it came out and i looked at the 65" and it is SOOOO amazing but only 4500 so thats the problem still havent made my mind up yet but still leaning to DLP i have a LCD now and if we dont like it i guess we can sell it on ebay and get another lcd

oh yea and that pcp thing NOT FUNNY at all it took me about 3 seconds to get it then i was like "wow what a loser" but in any case maybe you should try out for last comic standing

 

Dammit I dont get teh pcp joke.

Anyways you could get the panasonic 150" plasma

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3DThm%26sa%3DN

 

108" LCD

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3DThm%26sa%3DN

 

They are brining the 103 inch plasma to my place of business sometime next month, I can't wait to see it. Its going to be sweet!

 

The research I did on TV's brought me to this conclusion. (May be wrong, may be right) Plasmas will lose picture quality from the day you bring it home, it may not be noticiable, but it will be there. DLP's have a much much bigger footprint than Plasmas and LCDs. DLP's will give you burn-in, and also the annoying side viewing problems. I have a buddy that always has to have the best of everything andhis stuff never has problems, (I am sure we all know a guy like that) he has a 62" DLP and it sucks unless you are right in front of it. The new 120hz LCDs are the way to go. Especially if you are a gamer. If you are a gamer, make sure you get a TV that has more than one HDMI port.

Thats just my opinion, I could be wrong

 

DLP's have burn-in? Since when? Only Plasma and LCD have to worry about burn-in, not DLP.

50" Samsung DLP, love it. Had a 40" Samsung LCD, screen tearing was awful, picture quality was great though. DLP cost like 400 less than the LCD, so I returned the LCD for the DLP, haven't been happier.

Of course if you spent the money and got a great LCD from Samsung with a really high hz, then that will reduce screen tearing significantly.