Well, Im going camping at Best Buy

shavedaccord · Nov 23, 2006

Plasma still suffer from burn in..so stay away from channels that keep their logo in the bottom or top corners..LCD for the win.

retroshark · Nov 23, 2006

i agree with shaved. my apple 30 inch gets such horrible burn in, i can browse a forum for a miunute, close it and there it is, sitting int eh background, fading out ever so slowly... id get angry if my tv did that crap. get the plasma, its worth it.

jonblizz · Nov 27, 2006

Well i read Dlp is way better and cheaper than both of them!!
Check out all the related articles at www.cnet.com !!!

On another note I didnt camp out at best buy but i did manage to arrive there at 4am friday morning and the line was around the corner all the way behind the store !!!
I managed to pick up an 17 " flat LCD pc monitor for $80
A bunch of dvd movies , 2 - 100 packs of blank dvds @ $5 a peice,
A Vaccum, A dvd player for Grandma's xmas present ( im tryna bring her up to date Knahmean!!), i prolly dropped $180-$200 there over the course of the weekend!!!

blacknight · Nov 27, 2006

I bought a 20" Sylvania LCD Flat TV from BEst Buy for $237 with a $30 mail in rebate.

THe picture quality is simply incredible

whitey2kaccord · Nov 27, 2006

The line at the Bestbuy in Columbus was around the building at 7 PM Thurs., so I went to the one in Auburn and sat for about 10 hours. It was worth it though. I bought the 42" Panasonic Plasma, an iPod nano for mom, a 7.1 MP Kodak camera for the GF, a 1GB flash drive and a Nindendo DS with Final Fantasy 3 and Mario games.

Grand total: $3000 worth of stuff for $1700.

NightStriker · Nov 27, 2006

DLP iss the best choice if you don't want a flat panel set. most of the new DLPs are in 1080p and there cheaper than a same size plasma or lcd. I Have both a DLP and a Plasma both are SAMSUNG which is by far the best brand.

Jeffro · Nov 27, 2006

My co-worker told me he just bought a DLP 42" today for around 1000, and he says it is far better than plasma or LCD in his opinion. He says you've gotta think though, that they run with a light bulb that is like, $200, so if you watch a LOT of TV, it isn't going to be practical. He also said there's a rotating piece, which is another moving part in it that you wouldn't want to have quit on you, either. He has always had LCD's, and he says the DLP's are better picture anyway for the money to begin with.