This has more to do with the processors for scaling and deinterlacing in the TV itself, and varies more from brand to brand than from technology type to technology type.
If you're going to be using old systems on the thing, get something like this:
Simplay Labs - DVDO Systems
Built in scalers tend to have shitfits with 240p, for several really long and overly technical reasons that probably don't need to be gotten into.
Plasma has practically no burn in anymore but still has image retention, which is non-permanent but only really an issue if you have a static image up a LOT, like a discovery channel logo or something for several hours a day. If you run the thing through it's paces during the break-in period though you shouldn't have much to worry about
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If you're looking for brand suggestions, I've really become a fan of the Samsung line of TVs lately. They've really proven to be durable and nice looking. I, personally, have a Westinghouse 37" LCD right now, but want to upgrade to a Samsung LED sometime in the not so near future.
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I'd suggest against Samsung. But that's just me and my experiences with them. Awful build quality that lasts a year if you're lucky.
Panasonic's GT30 line has 3D, and generally is awesome. Go that route if you're so inclined.
Edit: Also, rearrange your furniture. 45 degree viewing angle is just being ridiculous. It'll be a pain in the ass with 3D too.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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