Watching SD TV - LED or Plasma?

[Soya]

If 99% of the time watching SD TV thru Starhub Digital or DVD, which one would you choose? Main concern is blurry or grainy pics evident from LCD TVs.

[Pda_lover]

Plasma is your answer bro....

 

LCD/LCD could never compare to what PQ plasma can offer when it comes to SD...

[Tkseah]

Plasma is the better choice for u..

[Chewbacca]

CRT.

 

SD TV? No point for LCD and Plasma, ya? Hehehe.

[Ben5266]

CRT.

 

SD TV? No point for LCD and Plasma, ya? Hehehe.

Think HD Ready LCD is better. 40" HD Ready is now Cheaper than 29" CRT.

 

Actually, I recommend to change the Starhub box to HD box for additional $2 per month. Use HDMI to connect to my HD ready LCD. Better picture than the sd box. Sometimes have HD movie in Ch5HD. Nice.

[Soya]

$2 more onli for HD box? Onz! But other starhub channels not in HD so Plasma still the better choice?

 

Found some advice here: http://asia.cnet.com/digitalliving/ask/0,3...62200584,00.htm. Seems like HD-ready Plasma is the way to go.

[Vextan]

actually for sd programme, they all appear about the same poor quality on whatever display .

[Little_prince]

actually plasma definitely has much better picture quality...

 

http://tv.suite101.com/article.cfm/lcd_vs_plasma_vs_dlp

 

http://www.cnet.com.au/plasma-vs-lcd-which...htm?omnRef=NULL

[Ben5266]

$2 more onli for HD box? Onz! But other starhub channels not in HD so Plasma still the better choice?

 

Found some advice here: http://asia.cnet.com/digitalliving/ask/0,3...62200584,00.htm. Seems like HD-ready Plasma is the way to go.

Yes, $6 for HD box per month.

This is also my concern. I am currently using 32" HD Ready LCD. Feel like changing to 40" Plasma, LCD or LED. But then, if the source is only SD, no point paying $1k more for LED.

Maybe HD Ready Plasma is a better choice.

[Booboon]

I thou plasma runs hot n uses alot of electricity?

[Opel17]

I believe plasma tv have better picture quality.

However, if the plasma tv location is facing windows/lights, there would be a reflective glare on the plasma screen, which reduce viewing pleasure.