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Originally Posted by ziffius  Answer: no.
It's mainly just the Samsung's that have a super reflective screen, there are many others that don't. You can't judge the value of all LCDs based on just one manufacturer.
In the scenario of having a TV opposite a window bay, one of these other TV's would be far more suitable than either the reflective Samsung's or a Plasma.
While I prefer the picture quality of the Panasonic Plasmas, I wouldn't touch one with a barge pole due to the flickering. I could never go back to a TV/ monitor with flicker, it wrecks my eyes. |
And just to add to the above... If you're really serious about the picture quality and viewing experience, you'd close the bay window curtains.
Paul
P.s. I have one of the Samsung panels with the 'Super Clear' panels and it sits perpendicular, around 3' away from French doors, in a south facing aspect. It has to be a very bright day to affect our viewing pleasure, with the curtains open.