1 lcd is going to win the flat panel battle,i don't see OLED coming anytime soon.
2 They do heat up,which is why they require active cooling ,comes with lot of fans,where as lcds are all passively cooled.
They heat up most when displaying a full screen white image or a bright image.This is also the same time the power consumption is at their max.Depending on the make some plasma tvs dim the brightness to save the PSU from going kaput and also to meet the tougher energy laws.Some of the other plasma limit their brightness to a pre determined level irrespective of the content being played.
Its due to ABL.
All tvs may get damaged if excessive heat is built up.
3 NO
4 Lag depends on the picture processing,response time of plasmas are faster,but they have their own problems like phosphor trail.
5 trust me neither of the tech will last that long,before the panel the electronics will conk off,but in plasma there are much more components to go wrong.
7 Whiles its hard to get a burn in if you are careful,its not impossible.A member in this forum bought a demo piece with burn in.Also plasma makers they self don't give any assurance.
Break in should be easy,there are many guides.
There are also some reports of cold temperature playing a role in plasma tvs.When the tvs are switched on from a cold start the sudden heat build up may cause the screen to crack internally or switch off temporarily.
2 They do heat up,which is why they require active cooling ,comes with lot of fans,where as lcds are all passively cooled.
They heat up most when displaying a full screen white image or a bright image.This is also the same time the power consumption is at their max.Depending on the make some plasma tvs dim the brightness to save the PSU from going kaput and also to meet the tougher energy laws.Some of the other plasma limit their brightness to a pre determined level irrespective of the content being played.
Its due to ABL.
All tvs may get damaged if excessive heat is built up.
3 NO
4 Lag depends on the picture processing,response time of plasmas are faster,but they have their own problems like phosphor trail.
5 trust me neither of the tech will last that long,before the panel the electronics will conk off,but in plasma there are much more components to go wrong.
7 Whiles its hard to get a burn in if you are careful,its not impossible.A member in this forum bought a demo piece with burn in.Also plasma makers they self don't give any assurance.
Break in should be easy,there are many guides.
There are also some reports of cold temperature playing a role in plasma tvs.When the tvs are switched on from a cold start the sudden heat build up may cause the screen to crack internally or switch off temporarily.