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Before I get into the cons, I need to address the screen quirk that is a deal-breaker for some people: Because of Sony's method to eliminate the notorious ghosting of the previous models, the screen has inversion artifacting when objects with bright, vibrant colors have any sort of speedy motion. You will often hear this incorrectly referred to as "interlacing", as the inversion affects look quite similar to typical scanlines seen on an interlaced signal. However, contrary to popular believe, the screen is indeed progressive, not interlaced. Is this a big deal? That depends on the person, and you will hear different opinions depending on who you ask. I personally love it, and think it gives the 3000 a unique charm, but it's definitely an acquired taste. My recommendation is to see the screen in action, in person if possible, and decide for yourself.
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