Plasma is officially dead

[Smokey]

Imagine, a 1080p plasma beating a 4K UHD LED LCD panel.

Really that is not surprising. TV Manufactures are moving toward 4K, and at same time they are carrying LCD shortcomings to new 4K TVs. Lack of deep black level being number 1 issue

[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

Really that is not surprising. TV Manufactures are moving toward 4K, and at same time they are carrying LCD shortcomings to new 4K TVs. Lack of deep black level being number 1 issue

Not to mention dynamic contrast, off axis viewing, color resolution, motion resolution....shall I go on.

Most people around here( you know, the haters) think I just throw my money at any technology that comes along, and that supposedly cements some 1% type image(which they think I think makes me better than the masses LOLOL...right). But those folks are as wrong as a man with 14 right legs, and no left ones. If a new technology cannot prove a performance plus on many levels, it does not get my support or my dollars. Having heard Dolby Atmos for myself 5 times, that is a technology I am going to support. Having seen the early 4K televisions, I am not convinced entirely that it is a step in the right direction(no clearly defined high resolution standards besides 4K-No Rec 2020 standard, no HDCP defined standard above 2.0, and let's face it, no test disc or test ANYTHING to calibrate a 4K set). 4K needs to get its act together sooner rather than later if they want 4K to become commonplace.