Misconception that Plasmas have reflective screens and LCD's don't...



http://gizmodo.com/341062/samsungs-high+en...but-no-leds-wtf

Samsung's 1080p LCDs are some of the best out there, and here are their top models for the coming year: The charmingly named LN40A650T, LN46A650T, LN52A650T, LN40A750T, LN46A750T, and LN52A750T. They've got 120Hz refresh rates with 4ms response times, putting them in the same league as last year's Sharps in those terms. They're also getting ethernet for RSS downloads of weather and other info. Touch of Color (TOC) bezel adds an amber, automotive paint inspired tint to the chassis. 4 HDMI 1.3 inputs and a scrollwheel remote. March 2008 availability in 40, 46, 52 inch sizes. Early specs revealed a 65 inch model, but that's been dropped from final press sheets. The seven series line is identical to the six, but gains a USB port for MPEG and JPEG playback and internal memory speculated to be 1GB in size.
The Catch: If this is their top of the line, I'm wondering where the glorious LED backlights are. This set also has that super reflective finish that makes daytime viewing a glare-filled experience.

sorry, I don't agree why need to hide hide..??

the last time I checked (reading some american AV mag TV shootout, few months back), a 1366x768 50 inch kuro will still beat the pants of the latest 1080p LCD samsung with double framerate processing and Local LED dimming technology displaying 1080p content..
so I would say get 1080p LCDs because it's cheap(er) than plasmas not because it's the best money can buy...