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**DagoIgnog** · 10-03-2009, 05:49 PM

You have it on a watt meter? Anyway, I was saying on average LCDs consume less electricity.

But yes, everyone has their preference.

Measured using the default settings when the TV's picture is on. Typically the default picture settings represent "torch mode," with high light output and correspondingly high power consumption, ...from the article you linked. The Panasonic does it a little different.

but some new models, such as the Panasonic TH-50PZ800U, default to a more-efficient picture mode when the user indicates a "home" rather than a "store" environment during initial setup. ...something like this.

10-03-2009, 05:49 PM	#20
DagoIgnog Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 559 Senior Member	You have it on a watt meter? Anyway, I was saying on average LCDs consume less electricity. But yes, everyone has their preference. Measured using the default settings when the TV's picture is on. Typically the default picture settings represent "torch mode," with high light output and correspondingly high power consumption, ...from the article you linked. The Panasonic does it a little different. but some new models, such as the Panasonic TH-50PZ800U, default to a more-efficient picture mode when the user indicates a "home" rather than a "store" environment during initial setup. ...something like this.
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