Plasma or Lcd for ps3 ?????

Which is better plasma or Lcd for ps3 ?????????(im looking for a 32" 1080i)

I don't have a HDTV so I don't know all that much.

My understanding was that plasma tends to have slightly better quality (contrast, more vibrant colours), but it does burn in a lot quicker and an LCD will last a lot longer. Plus nowadays, LCD screens are so close to plasma in terms of picture quality, the difference isn't much.

under 50in LCD and over 50 plasma, get a sony bravia 40in hd lcd tv thats the tv that the ps3 was apparently designed to be used with or the tv was desgined with the ps3in mind(haha according to the guy who sold one to me at MYER)

awsome tv full 1080p 2 hdmi ports pc input all these other inputs

just make sureany tv u gethas hdmi

get an HD projector instead, lol, who else can say they've played their PS3 on a 50 foot screen? :P

LCD is definetly better than Plasma if you're getting under 50inch though.

they say that for gaming lcd is the best however for overall performance plasma is still the superior one. and burn ins are usually exagerated lower down your contrast for about 50% for the fist 100 hrs of viewing on your plasma then after that 100hrs your plasma tv is good to go and you will need not to worry about burn inheaven_in_hell

my friend bought his plasma, he lowered the contrast down to 60% or so and just left a DVD playing for 4 days straight, it was the quickest way to get around burn in, and he hasn't had a problem since.

LMAO.

i aint kidding but, Plasma, true colour and stuff - put if your a long hour gamer dont get a plasma, if you game for long hours get a lcd but it wont be better than a plasma

[QUOTE="heaven_in_hell"]they say that for gaming lcd is the best however for overall performance plasma is still the superior one. and burn ins are usually exagerated lower down your contrast for about 50% for the fist 100 hrs of viewing on your plasma then after that 100hrs your plasma tv is good to go and you will need not to worry about burn inamericahellyeah

my friend bought his plasma, he lowered the contrast down to 60% or so and just left a DVD playing for 4 days straight, it was the quickest way to get around burn in, and he hasn't had a problem since.

are you serious???? 4 days straight????? and it didnt explode????

LCD. Plasmas are more prone to burn insChutebox

not the new ones. Plasma looks better, but you have to have a good one.

My two cents: NOTHING BETTER THAN A HD PROJECTOR!!!