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SuziH
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Quoted from psycroptic
Plasmas - better for sport
LCDs - better for games



and how about which one is best for just regular TV watching? Which is what I use my TV for

I personally would NEVER have a plasma and if I were to get a flat panel it would be LCD.
My sister has a big Plasma and it literally gobbles up the electricity. It gets so hot it is a fire hazard. A technician advised her to turn it off when not in use, especially if they leave the house and when sleeping. LCD's get hot (my pc screen is LCD) but not as hot as Plasma.  


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This is pretty cool

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HP is rolling out a slew of new Media Center PCs and media extender devices. First up, HP is rolling out a couple of HDTVs with embedded media center extender capabilities. The SL4282N & SL4782N TVs both work as V2 extenders, meaning you'll be able to stream content across your home network from your Windows Vista PC tucked away somewhere else in the house.

The 42" and 47" TVs feature 1080p displays plus other features as follows:

- Native 1080p panel (with HP's Visual Fidelity Engine)
- 500cd/mē brightness, 2000:1 contrast ratio, 176° viewing angle, 6ms response, 3:2 pulldown
- (3) HDMI, (2) component, (2) composite / S-Video, (1) VGA
- Integrated 802.11a/b/g/n, Ethernet
- Front speakers now NXT
- Functions as a MCE, playing back DivX, XviD, H.264, MPEG-2, and WMV (also has HP's media interface)
- Built-in ATSC and clear-QAM tuners


http://www.xpmediacentre.com.a.....center-extender.html



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LCD's definately the best
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