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

[vkobe]

Originally posted by 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.

so blame usa, japan and europe to not made better tv

or you can try your luck with china tv

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by 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

Anything that contains led in its name is trash.

Of course I have led tv too, and the quality is vastly worse for movies or cinematic games

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by vkobe:

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Because they were the highest quality of image

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

Depends how bad the burn is. Some disappear but some will stay. It is not visible during movie though when your eyes are watching movie. You have to really focus your eyes at the burned image to notice it. Yeah I have few burns from games with HUD

[vkobe]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Originally posted by vkobe:

it is qled, not led

Anything that contains led in its name is trash.

Of course I have led tv too, and the quality is vastly worse for movies or cinematic games

yes, but it is oled and qled, so you can qled and oled for at least 10 years ^_^

we also use both technolohy for steam deck, switch, psvr 2, meta, apple pro

we dont use micro plasma, but we use micro oled, qled to have nice vr game

[vkobe]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Originally posted by vkobe:

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

Depends how bad the burn is. Some disappear but some will stay. It is not visible during movie though when your eyes are watching movie. You have to really focus your eyes at the burned image to notice it. Yeah I have few burns from games with HUD

i had plasma tv before and after 2-3 years it is like if you have ghost scratch on the screen like if something burning the screen

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by vkobe:

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Depends how bad the burn is. Some disappear but some will stay. It is not visible during movie though when your eyes are watching movie. You have to really focus your eyes at the burned image to notice it. Yeah I have few burns from games with HUD

i had plasma tv before and after 2-3 years it is like if you have ghost scratch on the screen like if something burning the screen

That is okay. Happens only if you haven't turned on the TV for weeks. Disappears within few minutes

[vkobe]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

Originally posted by vkobe:

i had plasma tv before and after 2-3 years it is like if you have ghost scratch on the screen like if something burning the screen

That is okay. Happens only if you haven't turned on the TV for weeks. Disappears within few minutes

except it never dissapear :^(

[Ni-Neith]

Originally posted by vapechimp:

The Koreans LG and Samsung created the best quality Plasma TVs

Plasma display GIP-10000 was invented and produced in Russia in 1977.
Then this technology was sold to the Koreans.

[vapechimp]

Originally posted by PC director:

Originally posted by vapechimp:

The Koreans LG and Samsung created the best quality Plasma TVs

Plasma display GIP-10000 was invented and produced in Russia in 1977.
Then this technology was sold to the Koreans.

I didn't know that

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To me, Plasma TV still sounds like something you'd see on Star Trek.