@adder
As far as PQ is concerned Plasma (purely because of the way it reproduces color) beats both LCD and LCD-LED's.
It is basic that when watching TV, be it CRT/Plasma/LCD or even your mobile allowing light to fall on the screen dulls the images owing to reflection. So it is always imperative to have light sources behind the display for a better viewing experience.
Why LCD's outsell Plasma is very simple.
In all the stores that I visited (sadly including Pana brand shops), there is always excess ambient light than there would ever be in ones home.
LCD's obviously outshine Plasma's in such a setting which is purely artificial. Not that LCD's look good, they look less worse than the plasma's in such settings.
Also with the leaders like Sony, LG, Samsung gunning for LCD technology (as that allows them to cover a wider range from as low as 15" to 55" and above) the push is obviously towards LCD driven market for better profitability.
No wonder they have umpteen models in LCD (including monitors) than in Plasmas.
Regarding viewing angles, they do make a huge difference unless you are looking at a higher end LCD model which then cannot compete with Plasma in pricing.
Not to forget the much higher refresher rate which is inherent to Plasma TVs.
I do however agree with you that every user has his own viewing tastes, however technical facts are facts.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-LwOgZ6ACaRq/learn/learningcenter/home/tv_flatpanel.html
As far as PQ is concerned Plasma (purely because of the way it reproduces color) beats both LCD and LCD-LED's.
It is basic that when watching TV, be it CRT/Plasma/LCD or even your mobile allowing light to fall on the screen dulls the images owing to reflection. So it is always imperative to have light sources behind the display for a better viewing experience.
Why LCD's outsell Plasma is very simple.
In all the stores that I visited (sadly including Pana brand shops), there is always excess ambient light than there would ever be in ones home.
LCD's obviously outshine Plasma's in such a setting which is purely artificial. Not that LCD's look good, they look less worse than the plasma's in such settings.
Also with the leaders like Sony, LG, Samsung gunning for LCD technology (as that allows them to cover a wider range from as low as 15" to 55" and above) the push is obviously towards LCD driven market for better profitability.
No wonder they have umpteen models in LCD (including monitors) than in Plasmas.
Regarding viewing angles, they do make a huge difference unless you are looking at a higher end LCD model which then cannot compete with Plasma in pricing.
Not to forget the much higher refresher rate which is inherent to Plasma TVs.
I do however agree with you that every user has his own viewing tastes, however technical facts are facts.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-LwOgZ6ACaRq/learn/learningcenter/home/tv_flatpanel.html