what is the absolute BEST HDTV to get for gaming?

I am looking for a 1080p HDTV to go along with my ps3 (games and blu ray!), and my xbox 360. I am looking for anywhere between 40+ inches. I hear that sony has the name, but samsung is the way to go with TV's. what do you guys think the BEST gaming tv is. price does not matter. preferibly sell at best buy :-]crazywayne287

Your a** is going to get banned!!

I was just about to say yay when I saw Xbox 360. But LG has 10 full HDTVs(1080p) from 37 to 71", I'd check those out.YOOOOOOOUUUUU

LG's are crap, you get what you pay for.

Samsung or Bravia.DukeofNewYork00

Bravia is a model name, not brand.

I am looking for a 1080p HDTV to go along with my ps3 (games and blu ray!), and my xbox 360. I am looking for anywhere between 40+ inches. I hear that sony has the name, but samsung is the way to go with TV's. what do you guys think the BEST gaming tv is. price does not matter. preferibly sell at best buy :-]crazywayne287

MY TV!!!!!! Sony Bravia 60 inch SXRD KDS60A3000!

the best one is Sony Bravia KLV series. KLV-V26A10 KLV-V32A10 KLV-V40A10

I have 26'' i can sit close to it like my pc and play with awsome colors.

My tv is bigger than yours... its 61 inches... sucka!!ryank285

WOW! 1 inch. How spectacular. How much did you pay?

[QUOTE="ryank285"]My tv is bigger than yours... its 61 inches... sucka!!MusashiSensi

WOW! 1 inch. How spectacular. How much did you pay?

Haha, i was just messin'. I paid 1800 bucks for my 61" Samsung DLP with LED engine. I got a killer deal for it at Fry's because Best Buy and Circuit City sells the same TV for 2500-2600 bucks.

The Sony Bravia's seem to work better for me, I have had little to no problems with Sony TV's over the years. The LCD technology seems to be the best all around.jimm895

Actually, DLP's are the best for gaming because plasma has burn in issues, and LCD have motion blur issues.

[QUOTE="MusashiSensi"]

[QUOTE="ryank285"]My tv is bigger than yours... its 61 inches... sucka!!ryank285

I bought mines from amazon. It's 1,699 and I got mines about two days ago.

WOW! 1 inch. How spectacular. How much did you pay?

Haha, i was just messin'. I paid 1800 bucks for my 61" Samsung DLP with LED engine. I got a killer deal for it at Fry's because Best Buy and Circuit City sells the same TV for 2500-2600 bucks.

1) Plasma: Pioneer Kuro/Elite

2) LCD: Sony XBR4/5, Sharp Aquos 92 series, Samsung 71 series

One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceDante865

Consumer Report praises Panasonic LCD tv's.

One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceDante865

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

I have a 720p 42inch samsung plasma but kinda wish I had purchased the 1080p 40inch samsung lcd I did not have the extra cash to spend at the time. I do love my tv but I would say you cannot go wrong with a nice plasma or lcd from Samsung, Sony, Pioneer, and Sharp. I have both consoles connected to my Plasma and everybody I know says I have the best setup among my friends and family. Just make sure you purchase something nice because it would be a waste of money if you purchase a TV that you do not like a few months down the road.

1. Sony - BRAVIA XBR 40" 1080p Flat-Panel LCD HDTV

2. Samsung - 40" 1080p Flat-Panel LCD HDTV

Save your self the some money and buy the Samsung because I believe you will get more for your money and please make sure you get a price match from best buy do not fork over all you money because I got my tv at circuit city for $1799.99 and price matched it down to like $1200.00. If you live near a Fry's just buy the TV there it will be alot cheaper than places like Best Buy or Circuit City.

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceMusashiSensi

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

sony hdtv with the sony ps3 cant go wrong with that

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

[QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceryank285

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

[QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

I don't see anything wrong with my TV. Maybe you are just anal?

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceryank285

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

I don't see anything wrong with my TV. Maybe you are just anal?

The fact I have never been to space does not mean some one else hasn't. Some people are sensitive to this. Not everyone. It is good you are not seeing this. That does not mean itdoes not exist.

[QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

I don't see anything wrong with my TV. Maybe you are just anal?

The fact I have never been to space does not mean some one else hasn't. Some people are sensitive to this. Not everyone. It is good you are not seeing this. That does not mean itdoes not exist.

Well, if you can see it, sucks to be you. I am enjoying my 61 inch DLP at a fraction of a cost for LCD and plasma.

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceMusashiSensi

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceryank285

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

I don't see anything wrong with my TV. Maybe you are just anal?

The fact I have never been to space does not mean some one else hasn't. Some people are sensitive to this. Not everyone. It is good you are not seeing this. That does not mean itdoes not exist.

Well, if you can see it, sucks to be you. I am enjoying my 61 inch DLP at a fraction of a cost for LCD and plasma.

I am not sensitive to it. Glad you are enjoying your set. I really like the DLP technology though. Just not the size.

As a side note, cost is subjective.

[QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

I don't see anything wrong with my TV. Maybe you are just anal?

The fact I have never been to space does not mean some one else hasn't. Some people are sensitive to this. Not everyone. It is good you are not seeing this. That does not mean itdoes not exist.

Well, if you can see it, sucks to be you. I am enjoying my 61 inch DLP at a fraction of a cost for LCD and plasma.

I am not sensitive to it. Glad you are enjoying your set. I really like the DLP technology though. Just not the size.

As a side note, cost is subjective.

I actually like how you have to put DLP's on a tv stand. I never understood the appeal of hanging tv's on walls because you have to conceal the wires if you want it to look nice.

[QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceryank285

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

The DLP LED engine tv's did away with the rainbow effect.

Maybe I can clarify?

LED flashes just like how a color wheel spins, although they do it much faster than a color wheel can spin making it harder to see rainbows. Its not actually rainbow effect because there is no wheel on LED it is the reflection inside the screen. Have they gotten better? Yes. Are they gone? Nope. People still see them.

I don't see anything wrong with my TV. Maybe you are just anal?

The fact I have never been to space does not mean some one else hasn't. Some people are sensitive to this. Not everyone. It is good you are not seeing this. That does not mean itdoes not exist.

Well, if you can see it, sucks to be you. I am enjoying my 61 inch DLP at a fraction of a cost for LCD and plasma.

I am not sensitive to it. Glad you are enjoying your set. I really like the DLP technology though. Just not the size.

As a side note, cost is subjective.

I actually like how you have to put DLP's on a tv stand. I never understood the appeal of hanging tv's on walls because you have to conceal the wires if you want it to look nice.

It just depends on how your home is set up. For me it makes sense as I have cut holes in the wall for wiring. It is just as easy to run a raceway.If a personhas a dedicatedroom for home theater, most componentsexcept the TV will be completely hidden.

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceMusashiSensi

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

It is NOT LCD. It is LCoS Rear Projection. The titling is incorrect. http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5108443-3.html?tag=nav#lcos

http://www.sony****com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665153957

**** is s t y l e in the link no spaces.

[QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

It is NOT LCD. It is LCoS Rear Projection. The titling is incorrect. http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5108443-3.html?tag=nav#lcos

http://www.sony****com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665153957

Who cares man, he has a Sony Bravia, end of story.

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceryank285

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

It is NOT LCD. It is LCoS Rear Projection. The titling is incorrect. http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5108443-3.html?tag=nav#lcos

http://www.sony****com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665153957

Who cares man, he has a Sony Bravia, end of story.

I was just continuing it to see if this kid would really keep going. LOL! Anyways, it really doesn't matter like ryank said.

i have a 52" Toshiba DLP with a color wheel andi have never seen the rainbow effect.

[QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceMusashiSensi

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

It is NOT LCD. It is LCoS Rear Projection. The titling is incorrect. http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5108443-3.html?tag=nav#lcos

http://www.sony****com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665153957

Who cares man, he has a Sony Bravia, end of story.

I was just continuing it to see if this kid would really keep going. LOL! Anyways, it really doesn't matter like ryank said.

What started this was the fact that I mentioned Sony LCDs in general (excluding XBR4 to an extent) have clouding issues. You responded that your Bravia did not. I am sure it probably doesn't as it is not an LCD which I specifically mentioned. You seemed to think it is. LCoS and LCD are different technologies. Just trying to help. Continueing to see if I would try to help you from sounding ignorant only made you look like you haven't a clue what you are talking about. Mission accomplished.

is there a samsung that is comparable to the sony xbr4?crazywayne287

61,71,81 series. Seeing upclose comparisons to ISF calibrated units most seem to think the Sammy wins. It is too close to call as Samsung makes the panels for the Sonys. The Engine in the XBR is top notch along with the scaling. It seems the average consensus about these units is the 120mhz screens cause an extremely unnatural looking viewing experience with movies. I feel the same way however I do not own one and am not sure if it just takes some getting use too.

Sharp AQUOSCrazyFanboy

I love Sharp. IMO they make the best panels hands down if you get one without banding!

[QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceTaijiquan

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

It is NOT LCD. It is LCoS Rear Projection. The titling is incorrect. http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5108443-3.html?tag=nav#lcos

http://www.sony****com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665153957

Who cares man, he has a Sony Bravia, end of story.

I was just continuing it to see if this kid would really keep going. LOL! Anyways, it really doesn't matter like ryank said.

What started this was the fact that I mentioned Sony LCDs in general (excluding XBR4 to an extent) have clouding issues. You responded that your Bravia did not. I am sure it probably doesn't as it is not an LCD which I specifically mentioned. You seemed to think it is. LCoS and LCD are different technologies. Just trying to help. Continueing to see if I would try to help you from sounding ignorant only made you look like you haven't a clue what you are talking about. Mission accomplished.

My mission was accomplished. I can't believe you were still on this subject.

[QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="ryank285"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"][QUOTE="MusashiSensi"][QUOTE="Taijiquan"]

[QUOTE="Dante865"]One of the best HDTV's ive seen at that priceMusashiSensi

1) Burn in issues with Plasmas is really a thing of the past.

2) For the dude that says DLP is the best you obviously are not sensitive to the color wheel. Some people can see these.

3) Bravia LCD have their share of issues. CLOUDING. Very annoying.

4) This Panasonic in the link, amazing set. To bad Plasma eat so much electricity.

My Bravia Has No Clouding.

Thats good, your Bravia is not LCD....

Actually it is lcd.

Actually it is not. Unless you listed the display incorrectly your set is LCoS. ;)

Actually it is..once again. LCD rear projection.

http://electronics.pricegrabber.com/projection-televisions/m/47707335/

It is NOT LCD. It is LCoS Rear Projection. The titling is incorrect. http://www.cnet.com/4520-7874_1-5108443-3.html?tag=nav#lcos

http://www.sony****com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921665153957

Who cares man, he has a Sony Bravia, end of story.

I was just continuing it to see if this kid would really keep going. LOL! Anyways, it really doesn't matter like ryank said.

What started this was the fact that I mentioned Sony LCDs in general (excluding XBR4 to an extent) have clouding issues. You responded that your Bravia did not. I am sure it probably doesn't as it is not an LCD which I specifically mentioned. You seemed to think it is. LCoS and LCD are different technologies. Just trying to help. Continueing to see if I would try to help you from sounding ignorant only made you look like you haven't a clue what you are talking about. Mission accomplished.

My mission was accomplished. I can't believe you were still on this subject.

Couldn't just go out with you calling me a kid and then justifying the incorrect information you were spreading by saying you just wanted to see if I would continue. ;)