Stephen
Thanks for the recommendation.
His name is Kish and he's very knowledgeable.
I was in there today and bought a Panasonic 106cm Plasma and HDD
recorder from him and mentioned that I'd heard about him from the
WAMUG group - he was delighted.
BTW, Myers was broken into last night and some TVs were damaged and
one stolen...the place was a mess when I went in, but the deal was
done very professionally.
On 23/03/2008, at 10:12 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:
Hi Peter,
Go talk to the Anglo Indian sales guy in Myer Fremantle.
He is a genuine mine of information about Plasma and LCD TV's.
He will give you the pros & cons but then show you why !!
It seems that LCD holds it's own up to 81cm, but then Plasma takes
the cake.
However in LCD look for 100Hz rather than 50Hz (better for quick
motion)
Etc, etc, etc ... there are many variables depending on your
requirements.
On 22/03/2008, at 12:16 PM, Peter Sealy wrote:
Please excuse the OT but I know there are heaps of geeks on this
list who may offer me some advice.
I am in the market for a new TV for home. This not for any Apple TV
connection, just ordinary TV viewing. There still seems to be some
argument over the merits between plasma and LCD. Can anyone point
me to any good review/road test reports on these two types and
particularly any personal views would be most welcome. Most of the
info I have found so far is about 12 months old and I guess that
like most stuff tech these days that is stone age.
Thanks for any views.
.........
Peter Sealy
Thurgoona AUSTRALIA
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