I’m in the market for a new fancy big TV

[kung_fu_fist]

So I’m in the market for a new fancy big TV (I'm thinking around 70"). The reason I’m buying a new one is that my current 20-year-old TV has a busload of things burned into the screen from years of gaming. I have meters in all four corners. I have the opening screen to the original Nintendo and (I think) the PSX. I have random ghosts of things that I don’t know what they are. I am really bad about passing out in front of the TV with my game paused. So, I want to buy a new TV, but I never want this to happen to me again. Anyone know what kind of TV won’t do this? I asked Google and it gave me this, is this a good thing: http://www.dlp.com/

[arkaneinc]

for my gaming I just bought and hooked up a projection screen for my x box. Set me back a little more than I had planned but it works wonders.

[kung_fu_fist]

so I went to the store yesterday and I can say is wow, I was looking at DLP from samsung and the salesman had this gleem in his eye, and he said you want to connect a PS2 to one, and I was like yea, all i can say is wow.

[LSUConnMan]

You shouldn't need to worry about burn in anymore with any of the tv's. I don't know about the ps2, but I know the xbox has a fade mode if it's paused too long, and all the new tv's will dim or turn off if the signal stagnates too long.

I've had a 55" samsung projection for 3+ years and xbox in HD still looks great....and I too am notorious for passing out while playing games. Fortunately the only thing that has suffered has been my online record.

[kung_fu_fist]

come on now just imagine pulling up to Metal Gear Solid 4, on a big 70in DLP tv, I would think I was liquid Snake, hehe that man is so cool.

[11chaos]

70" TV is huge. Are you planning on moving anytime soon? Because my buddy has a 65" and it is a monster and a son of a Gun to move.

[darthtampon]

You shouldn't need to worry about burn in anymore with any of the tv's.

This is not true for anything that is flat screen or plasma.