360 damaging AV imputs?

That Guy · 03-09-2007, 03:48 PM

plasmas generally look much better (but there are crappy plasmas and great LCDs too). the whole LCD pixelation/motion blur thing isn't really an issue like it was 4-5 years ago.

fatwallet.com and techbargains.com will list any really good deals on plasma TVs, costco and compusa/bestbuy/circuit city sometimes have good rebate deals as well.

beware of tigerdirect (or any online dealer including newegg.com) for TVs though, a lot of times they DO NOT accept returns AT ALL of TVs over X" (24-27 or so), and, especially on the cheap brands, if you have a problem (like green cast etc), the manufacturer might decide that they're not going to fix it. besides the fact that the shipping to return or RMA a plasma TV would be insane in the first place.

buy HDTVs in a physical store if at all possible, just in case.

03-09-2007, 03:48 PM	#19
That Guy Living Legend Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: VA Age: 43 Posts: 17,620	Re: 360 damaging AV imputs? plasmas generally look much better (but there are crappy plasmas and great LCDs too). the whole LCD pixelation/motion blur thing isn't really an issue like it was 4-5 years ago. fatwallet.com and techbargains.com will list any really good deals on plasma TVs, costco and compusa/bestbuy/circuit city sometimes have good rebate deals as well. beware of tigerdirect (or any online dealer including newegg.com) for TVs though, a lot of times they DO NOT accept returns AT ALL of TVs over X" (24-27 or so), and, especially on the cheap brands, if you have a problem (like green cast etc), the manufacturer might decide that they're not going to fix it. besides the fact that the shipping to return or RMA a plasma TV would be insane in the first place. buy HDTVs in a physical store if at all possible, just in case.

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