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[QUOTE="Exit 4, post: 2971956, member: 2268"] I think Plasmas are gone for three reasons - i) Plasma's burn more energy, so they were banned in some markets to strive towards greater energy efficiency, ii) they are heavy - so more work to manage the inventory and iii) they were always susceptible to screen burn in. I bought mine about 6 months before they stopped production. I would say the brightness of my plasma may have faded some, but the imagine for motion remains on par or superior with the best of current tvs. [/QUOTE]
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