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**MilenaJaf** · 04-03-2010, 10:48 PM

Like I say, it's largely user dependant. Some people are just more susceptible to it than others unfortunately. And some sets. It is a very subtle effect, but yeah once you notice it......

I don't reckon it's any better or any worse on different brands, be they a cheap LG or a £4k Kuro.

At the last CES there was talk on newer, faster phosphor tech that eliminates the problem so if you like plasma it might be worth holding out for more news on that instead of spending out on a large LCD.

04-03-2010, 10:48 PM	#19
MilenaJaf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 436 Senior Member	Like I say, it's largely user dependant. Some people are just more susceptible to it than others unfortunately. And some sets. It is a very subtle effect, but yeah once you notice it...... I don't reckon it's any better or any worse on different brands, be they a cheap LG or a £4k Kuro. At the last CES there was talk on newer, faster phosphor tech that eliminates the problem so if you like plasma it might be worth holding out for more news on that instead of spending out on a large LCD.
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