CRTs offer the best picture. I don't like plasmas (personal preference) because I can see the distortion in the colors. I also don't agree with the fact that there are so few true 1920x1080 plasma displays. When the new LCDs come out, like the Sony Bravia X-Series (40" @ $4199 and 46" at $5499), we'll see some clearer pictures. Sure the black levels aren't nearly as good as plasma, but unless you have a reference point or are in a dark room, you won't notice. I also don't understand why, but plasma's to me don't represent colors well. I'm not saying the colors themselves, but gradients look horrible to me. If you look at a rainbow, or fog, I can tell where the color transition points are. Just my opinion.
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CRTs offer the best picture. I don't like plasmas (personal preference) because I can see the distortion in the colors. I also don't agree with the fact that there are so few true 1920x1080 plasma displays. When the new LCDs come out, like the Sony Bravia X-Series (40" @ $4199 and 46" at $5499), we'll see some clearer pictures. Sure the black levels aren't nearly as good as plasma, but unless you have a reference point or are in a dark room, you won't notice. I also don't understand why, but plasma's to me don't represent colors well. I'm not saying the colors themselves, but gradients look horrible to me. If you look at a rainbow, or fog, I can tell where the color transition points are. Just my opinion.