Is it true that plasma TVs have zero processing lag?

[Anarchist420]

Do they? If so, then how?

 

[Anubis]

what do you mean by processing lag?

 

[SlitheryDee]

You mean input lag? In that case it's less than most LCDs, but I doubt it's zero.

 

[Anarchist420]

what do you mean by processing lag?

input lag.

You mean input lag? In that case it's less than most LCDs, but I doubt it's zero.

Yes. I was thinking the same thing because they do frame interpolation.

 

[purbeast0]

i did A LOT of research before i bought my tv (and projector) and the best i found was the panasonic st50 as far as newer hdtv's went.

i play a lot of fighting games so it was a huge decision in the tv i got. and i gotta say, in game mode, it has as minimal lag as the "evo" monitor that i've been gaming on the past few years.

 

[olds]

I play COD (PC) on an 8 year old, 50" plasma. I sit 10 (or more) feet away and I use a wireless keyboard and a wireless trackball. I've never noticed lag. I never knew it existed till I recently started researching new TVs.

 

[Rifter]

My Sony LCD has tons of input lag, my Panny ST50 has almost none.

Its amazing actually I was blown away by how good it is for gaming as I was totally thinking all TV's would be bad after my experience with my sony LCD.