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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 13149"><p>I have a Panasonic pw4 42&quot; plasma (now 2years old)&nbsp; that I use with my HTPC. I use it for dvd playback, internet surfing, paying music and game play as well as general tv watching and have not (up to now) noticed any screen burn. I think the whole screen burn issue has been blown out of all proportion. If you take the time to run the plasma screen in for a few hundred hours and use reasonable contrast and brightness levels it (screen burn) should not be an issue. In my opion channel logo's or dog's are far more dangerous because these can stay on screen for hours on end and there is nothing you can do about them. I personally will go out of my way to avoid channels with permament dog's ( even cacelled my sky sub). In short&nbsp; buy your plasma, use a bit of common sense with what you watch, chill out and enjoy it, in a few years time something new will be out and we will all be changing again anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 13149"] I have a Panasonic pw4 42" plasma (now 2years old) that I use with my HTPC. I use it for dvd playback, internet surfing, paying music and game play as well as general tv watching and have not (up to now) noticed any screen burn. I think the whole screen burn issue has been blown out of all proportion. If you take the time to run the plasma screen in for a few hundred hours and use reasonable contrast and brightness levels it (screen burn) should not be an issue. In my opion channel logo's or dog's are far more dangerous because these can stay on screen for hours on end and there is nothing you can do about them. I personally will go out of my way to avoid channels with permament dog's ( even cacelled my sky sub). In short buy your plasma, use a bit of common sense with what you watch, chill out and enjoy it, in a few years time something new will be out and we will all be changing again anyway. [/QUOTE]

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