LCD, Plasma, LED or Projector?

Wanna get 50″ to 60″ any brand or model suggestions? Money is no object. Thanks

Tags: Plasma, Projector

7 Responses to “LCD, Plasma, LED or Projector?”

1. Golfer says:

   September 19, 2011 at 10:26 am

   Pioneer Kuro or Panasonic Viera (both plasma’s). Projectors are great but not for a 60″. If you get a projector you’ll want an 8′ screen.
2. J M says:

   September 19, 2011 at 10:29 am

   Ouch what a question the argument between LCD and Plasma still rumbles.
   1st don’t touch projection you need black out like a cinema and they will not last as long without problems and maintenance.
   Despite being a fan of LCD ( LED is back lit LCD ) at this size I would go Plasma for picture quality.
   My preference would be Pioneer or Panasonic.
3. CableGuy says:

   September 19, 2011 at 10:48 am

   There is only one choice to make Pioneer Elite Pro-151fd 60″ Plasma and Match that with the Elite Blu-Ray Player BDP-05FD and get ready to see tv like you never have before.

   My second choice for really bright rooms is Samsing UN55B8000 55′ Led Tv that is only 1. 2 In Thick.

   Projectors are also great and the other responses are right need to create a dark room and be prepared to have a screen 150-200 in
4. Ben B says:

   September 19, 2011 at 10:57 am

   Pioneer PRO-111FD! Only way to go.
5. 9121 says:

   September 19, 2011 at 11:40 am

   If money truly is no object, this is the one you’ll want:
   http://www. pioneerelectronics. com/PUSA/Products/HomeEntertainment/PlasmaTVs+Monitors/EliteTVs/ci. PRO-151FD. Kuro
   I’d suggest sticking with plasma for pure picture quality, and as far as brands for plasma go, Pioneer > Panasonic > LG > Samsung > Sanyo > all the rest. LED isn’t too bad in picture quality either, but it’s a fairly new technology and they’re still working out bugs in it.
6. Cornelius says:

   September 19, 2011 at 12:19 pm

   If money is no object. . . then Panasonic’s V10 series is the #1 overall performing HDTV series in the world right now! See here: http://reviews. cnet. com/best-high-definition-tvs/?tag=leftColumnArea1. 0

   LED LCD’s have similar contrast ratios as Plasma TV do. . . however, LED’s are still LCD TV’s and still have their limitations! Plasma TV’s have near instant response times of . 001ms and 600hz refresh rates. LED LCD’s have 2ms response times(2,000 times slower) and 240hz refresh rates(2. 5 times slower)! This makes Plasma TV’s better at fast motion sharpness AND smoothness, such as with sports, movies & gaming!

   Here are my recommendations:
   Panasonic 50″ 1080p(TC-P50V10): http://www. bestbuy. com/site/olspage. jsp?skuId=9317205&type=product&id=1218095840085
   Panasonic 54″ 1080p(TC-P54V10): http://www. bestbuy. com/site/olspage. jsp?skuId=9317161&type=product&id=1218091193163
   Panasonic 58″ 1080p(TC-P54V10): http://www. bestbuy. com/site/olspage. jsp?skuId=9396469&type=product&id=1218098557263

   You won’t be disappointed with any of these TV’s!
7. govicseo says:

   September 19, 2011 at 12:49 pm

   How about a 92″ diagonal image from an Infocus X10 1080i DLP projector from tigerdirect. com for around $1,200. Here’s a similar screen shot mage from its predecessor Infocus SP4805:

   http://g-ecx. images-amazon. com/images/G/01/ciu/e6/32/22ab225b9da0543f3304f010. L. jpg

   Good luck!