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In Reply to: Someone tried explaining to me that SXRD is supposedly better than LCD posted by jeromelang on February 6, 2007 at 18:51:21:
It depends on the manufacturer and the display's position in their lineup. Pioneer's Elite plasmas use at least 12-bit processing (for the last 2 years, I don't know what the specs are for this year's models) and today's Panasonic plasmas are using 16-bit processing. Of course, that doesn't mean you won't find the less expensive brands using 10-bit processing. By the way, all digital video content (cable, satellite, OTA, DVD, HDTV, HD DVD, Blu-ray, etc) is only encoded with 8-bit video.As for color accuracy, CRT is still considered the king. Plasma is second and the rest fight it out for the remaining positions. Plasma's delay/refresh time is only 2 milliseconds -- still the fastest.
While reflections on a plasma screen are still noticeable if there's plenty of light or open windows, several manufacturers have made progress in decreasing this issue with newer screen coatings and anti-reflective designs. They still have room for improvement, though.
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Follow Ups
- careful with those bits - Joe Murphy Jr 20:47:47 02/06/07 (6)
- heart says plasma, head says no - dingo dave 21:09:05 02/06/07 (5)
- take a look - Joe Murphy Jr 08:26:58 02/07/07 (0)
- The HD-ILA and the SXRD are both rear-proj. LCD. - Prisoners 06:34:20 02/07/07 (3)
- there's a difference in technology - Joe Murphy Jr 07:59:58 02/07/07 (2)
- LCoS is not transmissive - blue_z 13:52:50 02/07/07 (1)
- thanks for the correction - Joe Murphy Jr 21:55:30 02/07/07 (0)
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