Plasma or Projector for HD gaming with the 360
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Plasma or Projector for HD gaming with the 360
Hello
I have a Panasonic Series 6 PWD 42" Plasma along with a Panasonic AE900 HD Projector.
I am going to buy the Xbox 360.
But first ... I need to know:
Which of the above will give me a better Picture Quality for HD gaming with the 360 ?
Thanks in advance
I have a Panasonic Series 6 PWD 42" Plasma along with a Panasonic AE900 HD Projector.
I am going to buy the Xbox 360.
But first ... I need to know:
Which of the above will give me a better Picture Quality for HD gaming with the 360 ?
Thanks in advance
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For what it's worth, I have a JVC 65" DILA and the Panny AE900U, no question: AE900U (if you have a dark enough room). Bigger is better.
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I have a Sony 60" GWIII which has done just fine with response time and overall PQ. Got it dirt cheap too.
Id shy away from a plasma for a variety of reasons. I know that if you dim it down and calibrate it then burn-in is barely an issue. For me that wasnt good enough.
Id shy away from a plasma for a variety of reasons. I know that if you dim it down and calibrate it then burn-in is barely an issue. For me that wasnt good enough.
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42" Plasma here, no problems with burn in. Maybe just some ghosting here and there, if the screen goes black, but goes away. Burn in is natures way of saying put down the controller and do something else
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Originally Posted by stingermck
42" Plasma here, no problems with burn in. Maybe just some ghosting here and there, if the screen goes black, but goes away. Burn in is natures way of saying put down the controller and do something else
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Originally Posted by Gromit
I've never had any burn-in problems with my Panasonic plasma and gaming, but the bigger screen size of the projector would be a big plus.
Plasma for daylight viewing
If you want to live in a dark cave, projector all the time. Bigger is better!