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Spending that hazardous duty/hostile fire/tax free pay well I see.
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It really depends on size IMO. But if you are going 50 or bigger I would most definitely go Plasma.
Before I bought my plasma I did a fair amount of research on www.AVSForum.com and got some GREAT technical information on going High Def. Good choice on the 1080P bro
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Adjusting to the Life
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I have both. Plasma is definitely a nicer, more life-like picture. But, the room has to be dark, and I wouldn't advise gaming on it. Still some concern re: static images and burn-in.
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Have My Own Room
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My wife was sending some links for 720p, but I didn't want to go with a technology that has already been replaced.
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Have My Own Room
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When I upgraded I looked at both plasma and LCD. Plasma has a higher burn in rate and won't last as long as the LCD according to what I researched. I hope this helps some. LCDs are cheaper too.
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