If a plasma or LCD is a "better" depends on the individual users own set of circumstances. However in most cases when you compare plasma TVs against LCD TVs of the same size and picture quality plasma TVs tend to be lower in costs or provide higher value per $ spent.
Once you purchase a TV it is fairly irrelevant if the technology continues or not - its not like a computer where you might/can upgrade components - a TV is what it is and it's continued use is not dependent on the technology or even the manufacture still existing.
I have a 50in Panasonic plasma and if tomorrow Panasonic and New Plasma TVs disappear my TV would still be just as good as it ever was and would continue to be TV great.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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If a plasma or LCD is a "better" depends on the individual users own set of circumstances. However in most cases when you compare plasma TVs against LCD TVs of the same size and picture quality plasma TVs tend to be lower in costs or provide higher value per $ spent.
Once you purchase a TV it is fairly irrelevant if the technology continues or not - its not like a computer where you might/can upgrade components - a TV is what it is and it's continued use is not dependent on the technology or even the manufacture still existing.
I have a 50in Panasonic plasma and if tomorrow Panasonic and New Plasma TVs disappear my TV would still be just as good as it ever was and would continue to be TV great.