KURO Plasma HDTV,but I have some concerns about Pioneer's Plasma's because I've heard they are not making them anymore. So one, is that true? My other concern are about hot spots and plasmas in general. So do you all like Pioneer as a plasma company? Is...

Plasma HDTV. I have a computer all setup now to run to a HDTV. Right now I am using an old TV with an old Dell to run movies/music/pictures over the TV via s-video. Now my question; I am looking at getting a 58 inch plasma and wanted to get some opinions....

have a great day! :) also does anyone know anything about the wireless connector to connect the laptop to the plasma tv??? Not to be nudge or anything, but you do know that plasma's suffer heavily from still image burn-in and whereout? If you keep a computer...

that plasma is more energy hungry but this is just crazy.... specially when i use with my PC... Need more money...... DIE NEWBIE, DIE!!!! What plasma and what size did you get? You are kind of stupid if you buy a plasma and worry about an elec bill....on...

102 Inch Plasma Screen. Thats right. 102 inches of pure plasma goodness. Check it: It retails for over $100,000 this year.. Thats right. 102 inches of pure plasma goodness. Check it: It retails for over $100,000 this year. Bah, plasma is the worst...

Plasma makers have admitted and stated, wait 3 years, then buy. Prices will drop significantly. They said that to even consumers. Besides it's only there to help the goal of the industry's experts, expecting that by 2006 we will be HDTV compliant. I hope Plasmas...

cinema... Otherwise, generally Panasonic and Pioneer garner the best overall reviews for plasmas with Samsung closing in with every new model. 50" models can easily be had for under 3g's, Pioneer being the priciest. The best plasma that are available...

the Plasma's and the RPTV's get dimmer with age, but the RPTV's have replaceable bulbs (for ~$300 a pop), something you'll never be able to do with a plasma. But if someone has their heart set on a plasma and has the funds, you'll have a hard time talking...

I'll spend is $2-3K, but I'd like to stay under $2K to allow for a better surround sound system. So... 1. Plasma or LCD? Or should I stick with a projection TV? 2. Good mfrs? I've read great things about Panasonic, Fujitsu and Sony plasmas - other recommendations?...