>>220595302
plasmas weren't even 100 nits at its peak. oled is superior tech.

>>220595331
>>220595302
Laser Projector > Plasma > CRT > OLED > LED > LCD

I had to help a guy move a plasma screen once.
He didn't even want it but because it was so expensive he couldn't bring himself to just trash it. Problem with that is nobody else wanted to buy it, in part because it was so expensive, not to mention cumbersome and prone to overheating.
I guess it's better than a CRT though.

>be Plasma TV
>Each pixel is controlled by some sort of gas magic that requires no backlight
>Great color because of the gas intensity
>Zero motion blur unlike OLED
>Zero pixel glow unlike OLED
>Every viewing angle looks good

>>220595441
If you have it in an air conditioned room and you actual dust it would last you years and years. I still remember going to a friend's house with my DVD of Kubrick's the Killing. We played it on his Blu-ray player and the upscaling and black and white nature made it look like HD and quite possibly one of the best things I've ever seen. The grain was just perfect.

>>220595302
How did you ignore the "purple snakes" on Plasma? It's a gorillion times worse than the rainbow effect on a DLP projector.

>>220595463
>>Zero motion blur unlike OLED
>>Zero pixel glow unlike OLED
These don't happen btw

>>220595331
Horse shit. Plasmas have outstanding contrast.
They also have zero motion blur, making them the best panel you can possibly get to this day.
>>220595468
What on earth are you talking about?
>>220595483
Yes they do.

I bought my mom an OLED tv and the thing kept turning itself off to repair pixels but my mom kept turning it on

>>220595837
Holy based

I used to love going to the TV section and standing in front of the plasmas during winter.

>tfw still using my Panasonic plasma as my main TV and kino viewing screen
Feels good being right.

>>220595463
>The grain was just perfect.
kill yourself, now.

>600W power consumtion

>>220595331
Fpbp oled mogs

>>220595302
When is microLED finally coming out?

>>220597715
Mid 2030s for affordable ones

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>>220595302
Just got a new 43 inch 4k Samsung after I drunkenly stumbled into my last tv smashing the screen completely. £230. Quite happy with it lads

>>220595302
The only issue with my plasma tv is it's 768p. Nd that it's zoomed in. The remote broke so i'm stuck with a zoomed in picture.

The lower res is worth it. And I even set the sharpness to -15 anyway. More blur. Everything looks really good on it.

No reason after nearly 20 years to get another TV.

>Under 100 inches
Silly. Why did you do that?

>>220595302
what about VA