PLASMA TVs are the WII U of Retro Displays (I Got Mine For $20!)

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  @8bitjoystick · 4 days ago · pinned

  Stop letting toxic algorithms hijack your free time and discover how the &quot;Cartridge Cure&quot; pairs a classic Nintendo Game Boy with a Pomodoro timer to break your doomscrolling addiction and help you reclaim your focus.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MA2Gncv6QY">https://youtu.be/0MA2Gncv6QY</a>

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  @seb1.5 · 6 months ago

  this actually made me realize my tv i’ve been using for gamecube and ps3 is actually plasma. Not even intentional it was a hand me down and i always loved how they’ve looked

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  @barnabovichblacksmith7117 · 6 months ago

  Actually, the TX-P42PX24 is an entry-level HD Ready model from 2010 (Series 20). It was definitely not one of the last plasma models. Panasonic continued production until 2013, releasing much more advanced Full HD series like the GT/VT30, GT/VT50, and the legendary final 60 Series (ZT60/VTW60), which represent the true peak of plasma technology.

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  @WillyLane2008 · 6 months ago

  I still have my 50 inch Plasma, it&quot;s so dynamic, everything looks great on it.

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  @jmacJoeman · 6 months ago

  I&apos;ve had my lg 60&quot; plasma for 15 years, &nbsp;it looks awesome and it heats my room at the same time

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  @smithzc40 · 6 months ago

  I know my phone is listening to me now. My wife just brought home a plasma screen for free, and the first thing I thought was &quot;this has any port I need for retro consoles&quot;. &nbsp;Nice video, saved me from having to do any research.

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  @erikmclennan3934 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_uffShwV04&amp;t=814">13:34</a> I feel the same way, not only for anti-spying purposes, but also because TVs without operating systems turn on and off and allow menu navigation WAY faster - when you press the button on the remote, the thing you want to happen happens immediately with no lag or loading.

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  @InvisibleCX · 6 months ago

  I love your channel. <br><br>You&apos;re like a cool tech uncle giving &nbsp;genuine good advice about how we can use old and somewhat forgotten but still very useful tech.

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  @thanevakarian9762 · 5 months ago

  2009-2015 nostalgia is a real thing I’ve been feeling it since like 2020 lol

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  @mathesar · 1 day ago

  At this point I&apos;m just impressed my 2008 Pioneer Kuro Plasma still turns on and looks good, it&apos;s never been opened or repaired, a shame they don&apos;t make TV&apos;s reliable like that anymore.

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  @daviddavidson2417 · 6 months ago

  My wife saw the writing on the wall and started collecting plasma tvs a while back. They are stunning

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  @Morristigue · 5 months ago

  My issue with plasma was burn in. But man the fidelity and quality of the picture was i think unmatched

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