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I tend to be a viewer that likes the "pop" of an LCD as opposed to the muted "natural" look of the plasma, so that's just a personal preference. In the LCD world, I think Mitsubishi just made incredible strides against Samsung and Sony for the top spot. I made the purchase on picture quality (and control...unmatched)...and didn't even factor in the ridiculous sound disparity between the TVs.

The "extras"? who the hell cares.]]>Sep 18th 2009 2:33PM