QUOTE(FoxAss @ Jun 18 2009, 03:13 PM)
bro i think you've reversed amduser's claim. he said LCD better for gaming and Plasma better for movies
I didn't man;
QUOTE(amduser @ Jun 18 2009, 12:08 AM)
no, LCD good for HD movie, especially blu ray and also HD gaming
plasma good for astro and normal TV
QUOTE(gundamalpha @ Jun 18 2009, 03:19 PM)
No point arguing with people obsessed with LCD SSJBen
lulz...
We should all wait for OLED to go big and go full-scale as well as being cheap.
That would end the discussion to all panel technologies.
QUOTE(x_barrage @ Jun 18 2009, 03:21 PM)
I’m not arguing. I just want to keep digging since he/she look knowledgeable.
That's an HDTV or projector? Does projector is same as HDTV? My hunger for knowledge still does not enough. Sorry to bother you.
Yes. Aquos manufactured in Malaysia. So they use their own LCD panel technology, which is R&D in Japan. Is it?
No problem.
It's a projector, one of the very best around.
Sharp manufactures their own panel and also distribute it to many others.
In the US, some of the popularly known third-parties like Westinghouse (sort of like our own brand called GC here, no comparison of course
) uses Sharp panels. Their research and development team is based in Japan. It used to be Sharp back in the day manufactures their panels over there as well as in China. Rising costs moved them over to Malaysia. Their quality hasn't dropped a bit but instead got better.
Though there are higher-end models which uses hand-picked panels from the engineers themselves. Don't know if they are assembled in Malaysia or not, but most likely not.
Sometimes, it isn't only the panel which makes the deal. The internal circuits does alot as well, from correctly processing colors, to scaling, "useless" features, and what not.
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