Plasma suggestion time

[gtikid]

I say get a Panasonic Plasma. It was the belling selling plasma of last year and was accountable for most of the plasma sales. They make really good TV's. BUT, you can't play video games on a plasma. Yes, the whole burn-in issue with plasmas is ALMOST gone. But you still can't play a video game on it. And don't think that getting a plasma with the extended service, which you ARE GOING TO NEED, will cover burn-ins b/c they don't. So no video games. If you want video games, get the Sony SXRD. That tv looks beautiful!! 1080i and all the goodies. I'll probably get that instead of a plasma

[DemonEyez]

I say get a Panasonic Plasma. It was the belling selling plasma of last year and was accountable for most of the plasma sales. They make really good TV's. BUT, you can't play video games on a plasma. Yes, the whole burn-in issue with plasmas is ALMOST gone. But you still can't play a video game on it. And don't think that getting a plasma with the extended service, which you ARE GOING TO NEED, will cover burn-ins b/c they don't. So no video games. If you want video games, get the Sony SXRD. That tv looks beautiful!! 1080i and all the goodies. I'll probably get that instead of a plasma

actually the sony sxrd is 1080p with a 19xx by 13xx resolution. they are much better than any plasma out there easily. but their pricy too.

but the 50" only weighs like 80 - 100lb's

[gtikid]

Taken directly from SonyStyle.com http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTE...s&DCMP=CNET_IB

Yes they are very pricey, but they are well worth it

Only weighs 94lbs.