32" television

My 2005' 42" viera died 4 years ago. 6 years ago it developed problem of blacking the screen in the middle of work that required disconnecting the unit from the wall and than connecting it back till it won't ever came back. Blown digital board itself is $250 new $175 reman-d. Work to replace it isn't easy and paying someone off to do that job isn't worth it. Nice 6yo plasma junk. Statistically it happens nearly to every 3rd unit.

Switched back to 2002 CRT Sony XBR 32" and still don't look any further.

I have friends with Samsung led screens. They got problems after 2,5 year. Led screens are not more reliable than plasma is. I owned 5 plasma's in 6 years of time. They all still work without any problem. I sold them to friends and family. I also sold Loewe lcd screens. Also a lot of problems.

All in one voice speaking about resolution resolution larger larger, but what about colors? I betcha none of the ever produced flats have them right.

Thank you for the responses. I don't have the space for a Wega and there are no 32" plasmas being made these days. Is it true that refresh rate is not as important with a smaller television and 60 HZ and 780p should be sufficient for a 32" television?

Plasma is about 1000 till 10.000 faster in respons compared to LED. Plasma can give depth very well. LEd is more 2-dimensional. Plasma is superior in colour realims. Watch a movie with a LED screen and you will see that the filter which are used are gone. LED projects from behind, movies look like they are recorded with a cheap camcorder. In this year shootout of best screens in the world. Plasma and LED togheter plasma was superior to the best LED screen in the world.