Mind boggling how the industry destroyed the best Plasma TVs for greed

[vapechimp]

The Koreans LG and Samsung created the best quality Plasma TVs to this day and then phased them out in favor of poor quality like LED. For greed to sell new products by all means. Nowadays plasma TV's virtually don't exist.

Similar things can be said for nowadays cars which are very poor quality

[Pieshaman]

why want bring back obsolete tech?
they not been produced for a decade.

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

why want bring back obsolete tech?
they not been produced for a decade.

Because they were the highest quality of image

[Pieshaman]

they heavy,
cant do 4k or anything above full hd actually.
they thick
they reflect light badly in daylight or bright room
high power usage

[DoomsDay]

I thank you on behalf of plasma TV and enthusiast for not forgetting about them.

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by DoomsDay:

I thank you on behalf of plasma TV and enthusiast for not forgetting about them.

I still keeping mine. Not buying the new trash until completely broken and unable to use. The difference of quality with modern so big. Folks don't have idea because they probably didn't have plasma ever and don't know the difference

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

they heavy,
cant do 4k or anything above full hd actually.
they thick
they reflect light badly in daylight or bright room
high power usage

True but reason is that they were phased out for greed. If they continued developing plasmas certainly would have reached 4K

[Shiver]

Weren't older plasma TVs more susceptible to burn in/image ghosting?

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by Shiver:

Weren't older plasma TVs more susceptible to burn in/image ghosting?

Yes. That was their main issue. But the Koreans decided not to improve the technology and simply abandon in favor of ugly quality led.

[Pieshaman]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

they heavy,
cant do 4k or anything above full hd actually.
they thick
they reflect light badly in daylight or bright room
high power usage

True but reason is that they were phased out for greed. If they continued developing plasmas certainly would have reached 4K

not entirely true. consumers also mass chosen to just not buy plasma cause they already have a mirror in the bathroom.

[vapechimp]

LED has its advantage. For example good to watch sports in the living room because high brightness. But in the bedroom on dark or dim lights when watch movie or play game the plasma image quality still beats far margin even most expensive LED of today

[さとる]

being picky about display technology is cringe, what you should really care about is whether people will spend money for dolby vision encoded media or throwing wasteful money into HDR10+ budget builds

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

Originally posted by vapechimp:

True but reason is that they were phased out for greed. If they continued developing plasmas certainly would have reached 4K

not entirely true. consumers also mass chosen to just not buy plasma cause they already have a mirror in the bathroom.

Consumers is sheep. It was the Koreans who betrayed consumer for greed

[Dr. Weird]

Plasmas were terrible. WTF.

[vkobe]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

The Koreans LG and Samsung created the best quality Plasma TVs to this day and then phased them out in favor of poor quality like LED. For greed to sell new products by all means. Nowadays plasma TV's virtually don't exist.

Similar things can be said for nowadays cars which are very poor quality

it is qled, not led

[vkobe]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

why want bring back obsolete tech?
they not been produced for a decade.

Because they were the highest quality of image

did the screen can burn if image are fixed ???