Hodman
Standard Member
I'm slowly coming to the conclusion that Plasma isn't quite ready for home use.
These panels are truly fantastic for commercial display purposes (supermakets, airports, banks etc.) but in a quite living room under the critical eye of discerning consumers?
We have solarization, buzzing, motion blur, contrast/brightness issues, screen burns ...... the list goes on.
Of course, many of us lurking around this forum can cope with many of these issues (even paying for professional calibration services), but the average consumer who walk into Dixons waving his/her credit card may end up disappointed.
I personally think the technology is evolving extremely fast but hasn't quite matured for the general consumer market .... yet.
These panels are truly fantastic for commercial display purposes (supermakets, airports, banks etc.) but in a quite living room under the critical eye of discerning consumers?
We have solarization, buzzing, motion blur, contrast/brightness issues, screen burns ...... the list goes on.
Of course, many of us lurking around this forum can cope with many of these issues (even paying for professional calibration services), but the average consumer who walk into Dixons waving his/her credit card may end up disappointed.
I personally think the technology is evolving extremely fast but hasn't quite matured for the general consumer market .... yet.