I need your Input: LED TV versus Plasma TV

[Digs]

Originally Posted by milhouse

I think a good plasma (panasonic), is offers great picture quality. Black levels are unmatched. However, these slim led tvs are so close to my eye, that I would choose them in a second over a plasma. My samsung is under an inch thick and hugs my wall perfectly, this to me was very important because of where it is situated in my room.

I have 2 samsungs lcd's now (the other is is a few years older). I gave my old panasonic to my sister in law, and it still looks sweet.

Pioneer made the best plasmas, too bad they are out of the biz.

I looked at the Panasonic GT50, had to drive over an hour to another Best Buy because my local store didn't carry it they said it was to hi end for my local store. Not to sound snotty, money was no object and I bought what in my opinion had the best pic. I love my 8000, has the smart tv menu, my remote is even a keyboard very easy to use

[Angry_Pirate]

Thanks for the input guys! We picked up another 46" Samsung Led on Black Friday. I moved the old TV from the den to the living room until it stops working or I find a deal on a 60" led or plasma to replace it.

[Zane]

Originally Posted by Angry_Pirate

Thanks for the input guys! We picked up another 46" Samsung Led on Black Friday. I moved the old TV from the den to the living room until it stops working or I find a deal on a 60" led or plasma to replace it.

When are you inviting me over to smoke and watch it?

[Angry_Pirate]

Originally Posted by ZaneG

When are you inviting me over to smoke and watch it?

[Angry_Pirate]

I couldn't believe how much lighter the new 46" was compared to the old 46". The old one has a bigger cabinet (frame) around it i figure that's what accounts for the additional weight. To my disappointment this model only has 2 HDMI ports need three so I'll try a splitter but over all very happy with it.

Anyone ever used a Spyder for color calibration?

http://spyder.datacolor.com/portfoli.../spyder4tv-hd/