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No. Tampa8 is correct. No matter what video format you input to your TV, your TV will automatically convert it to 4K. For example, if your TV didn't scale the video, a 1920X1080 video would only fill a quarter of your screen. Since a 1920X1080 image fills your entire screen, that is proof that...

Hemi, I am not saying that image retention does not exist. I am saying that for normal everyday TV viewing, you should not see image retention or burn in on your Plasma TV. The article you posted does point out one of the issues with Plasma TVs but it is no different from the many articles...

Yes navychop, I agree completely. Arcade games displayed the same high brightness static images for hours and hours, day after day, for their whole lives... and they developed burn in. However, at home hardly anyone ever had burn in because if you watch TV normally, this extreme situation does...

This issue is overblown. Burn in on a plasma is no worse than burn in on a CRT screen. Did you do anything special when you bought your last CRT TV? Don't leave any high brightness static images on the TV for long periods of time during the first 100 hours or so, otherwise, just watch TV as normal.

Hemi, I think that something is wrong with your TV. I have had my Panasonic Plasma TV for over 6 years. During that time I never did anything special. We played nintendo games for hours and I watched 4:3 TV without even thinking about it. I have never seen any image retention or burn in. In...