Toshiba LED

I do believe everyone here knows what an LED TV is ; it's down to terminology.

Not to troll unnecessarily, but from the questions and answers I've seen on various threads where people ask for advice on TVs, that is clearly not the case. Maybe a permanent sticky on the subject should be made for the page?
 
Not to troll unnecessarily, but from the questions and answers I've seen on various threads where people ask for advice on TVs, that is clearly not the case. Maybe a permanent sticky on the subject should be made for the page?

+1. Since we like to give the right advice, it's in their best interest.
 
Looking at a Panasonic Viera 50" 3D plasma at Hirch Hillfox (back of the store - in the Sony stand) at a cost of R49,999.00.

Model is 6500 and its got ... Image retention/burn in. Difficult to pin point - but just wonder if anyone near the store can come verify for me?

Maybe just point it out that - in 2011 - it exists?

I'm willing to meet you here

PS Showed my parents and they're put of plasma ...

PPS They want LED, the want 46" and they want FullHD. They may be older - but they would also like to have the best
 
Looking at a Panasonic Viera 50" 3D plasma at Hirch Hillfox (back of the store - in the Sony stand) at a cost of R49,999.00.

Model is 6500 and its got ... Image retention/burn in. Difficult to pin point - but just wonder if anyone near the store can come verify for me?

Maybe just point it out that - in 2011 - it exists?

?! Sorry, I don't understand?
 
A large part of our argument was the new plasma that have image retention - but here's an extremly expensive, high end Viera with image retention.

The second part is a challenge for someone near Hillfox / Clearwater to go SEE for themselves.

Earlier in this post plasma was recommended - but the minute IR was seen on a brand new plasma, we went back to LED
 
On topic - he went for neither brand.

He was persuaded to get a LG Infinia 47" LED and LG Soundbar (which is pretty cool actually)
 
A large part of our argument was the new plasma that have image retention - but here's an extremly expensive, high end Viera with image retention.

The second part is a challenge for someone near Hillfox / Clearwater to go SEE for themselves.

Earlier in this post plasma was recommended - but the minute IR was seen on a brand new plasma, we went back to LED

Ah, okay. I've noted that here you get avid supporters of both technologies. I have a friend with a plasma and he won't even look at LCD, says it's too bright. I've only ever owned LCDs, and although it took a bit of getting used to in the beginning, after quite a bit of tweaking I'm quite happy now.
 
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